Pink Shrimp Grayling Fly

Published on Nov 16. 2014 - 10 years ago
Updated or edited 6 years ago

How to Tie a Pink Shrimp for Winter Grayling. In this 3rd episode Wilderness TV head out to meet Ben Bangham, England Rivers Champion, to learn to tie a selection of flies for catching Grayling. In this episode Ben ties another one of his favourites, the Pink Shrimp. www.wildernesstv.com www.techsecmedia.com

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