Pink Winter Shrimp

Published on Dec 7. 2025 - 2 months ago
Updated or edited 2 months ago

Hi there
This time I made a real winter killer. Tried it yesterday and it worked like a charm. Looks great in the water and so did the trout seem to think.
Check it out and give it a try.

Tight lines, Christian Krogh
Instagram: christiankrog36

Materials:
Ahrex ns156 size 6
Naukeli Bright Magenta Tanuki
Naukeli pink boar bristles
Naukeli light great alpaca
Pearl flash
Xs black Easyshrimpeyes
Raidzap uv resin
Whiting pink CDL
Veevus white gsp and pink thread

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