FLIES THAT CATCH FISH Tying The Ultimate Shrimp / Scud

Looking very much like the real deal this simple pattern can often be a godsend when after actively feeding grayling and trout.
On rivers or stillwater it's an effective fly to have in your armoury!
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[@davidhaddon2854]

One of the best instructional scud vids i have seen , very realistic , yet in a way super simple to tie , thank you for showing , all the best , David .

[@Tjk186]

Really like the slimmer proportions and natural look of this tie ...unweighted makes sense too as a dropper above a heavier point fly/nymph...look forward to tying some up and trying them for river grayling in autumn/winter ....thanks for sharing

[@russelldavidson8166]

Steve , loving the shrimp tying, as a fellow scot living in PA USA definitely shall be tying some up for the rivers here.

[@kerrypitt9789]

Steve I used to tie a really basic shrimp or Scud pattern with a fuzzy body and an Olive Deer hair shell back. The thing worked. Then I got into lakes with smarter fish and learned to tie a shrimp something like this and immediately produced more fish. I will give this one a try as well, thank you, a great video!

[@Jozefk1977]

Nail polish for Christmas 😂😂 say hello to your daughter Steve...btw very good pattern 😉

[@kerrypitt9789]

I go to the shop and tell the girls there I need something to match my eyes! Then I buy Orange! They can't tell if I'm actually using it for me so they don't know how to react! I let them off finally and we all laughed!

[@johndingwall1210]

That dubbing comes in a Freshwater shrimp colour as well , which is pretty close to the gammarus I find when I am doing kick sampling.

[@oldsmugglerflyfishing]

Hello Steven! That it's a beautiful fly!

[@bolatk1517]

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[@christophercook723]

What's the Language being used here?