Published Sep 17. 2023 - 7 months ago
Updated or edited Sep 17. 2023

Gummityven (Rubber Thief) Grey

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Hi there.
Got another flytying tutorial ready and this time with a variant of a favorite. My pattern GUMMITYVEN in a grey version. Translucent and with a lot of feathers and rubber legs to attract the sea trout.
Check it out and preferably even liking and subscribing for more content.
Tight lines, Christian Krogh

Materials:
Ahrex light stinger size 6
White Veevus powerthread
Easyshrimpeyes xs black
Easyshrimpeyes legs in clear
Beet root midge flash
Clear/black rubberlegs
Semi seal dubbing Smolt belly and spot prawn
CDL grizzly feather from whiting
Raidzap uv resin
Sharpie black pen

Originator: 
My Fishing Life
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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