Shrimp tube 1
Place the inner lining tube inside the brass tube, melt a collar with a cigarette lighter to the thicker end and push in the hook mounting tube
Tie in a bunch of nutria beaver to the groove
Tie in a pair of 'claws' made out of stripped cock hackles, tips unstripped and finished as shown above
Tie in silver ribbing to the undeside and prepare the dubbing
Wind the dubbing forward and tie in a to the front hackle from its stem
Wind the hackle towards the rear and secure with the silver tinsel by winding towards the head in reverse direction to the hackle. Secure the ribbong tinsel and cut off excess.
Brush the dubbing to enhance lifelike presentation
Finally tie in a bunch of nutria beaver right to the front
Whip finish, apply few drops of superglue and attache the conehead. Leave approx 2mm of the inner lining tube and melt a collar against conehead to secure it.
The shripm tube to is ready for fishing !
Place the inner lining tube inside the brass tube, melt a collar with a cigarette lighter to the thicker end and push in the hook mounting tube
Tie in a bunch of nutria beaver to the groove
Tie in a pair of 'claws' made out of stripped cock hackles, tips unstripped and finished as shown above
Tie in silver ribbing to the undeside and prepare the dubbing
Wind the dubbing forward and tie in a to the front hackle from its stem
Wind the hackle towards the rear and secure with the silver tinsel by winding towards the head in reverse direction to the hackle. Secure the ribbong tinsel and cut off excess.
Brush the dubbing to enhance lifelike presentation
Finally tie in a bunch of nutria beaver right to the front
Whip finish, apply few drops of superglue and attache the conehead. Leave approx 2mm of the inner lining tube and melt a collar against conehead to secure it.
The shripm tube to is ready for fishing !
