Fly Tying: The Hot Tagged Mud Shrimp with Martyn White

As its name suggests this mullet fly is ideal for muddy bottomed areas such as estuary mudflats where fish might spook from the brighter Romy's shrimp. To support the channel, get access to the monthly tying classes and enter the giveaways, head to / flickingfeathers or www.paypal.com... and sign up.
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Materials List
Hook: Grub hook (TMC 2487) size 12-16
Thread: Uni 8/0 brown
Tag: Uni 8/0 Fire orange
Feelers: Boar bristles dyed hot orange
Back: Brown scud back.
Rib: fine gold wire
Body: Brown spectra flash dubbing
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[@MyPancho1]

Nicely done Martyn

[@FlickingFeathers]

Thanks Gary

[@leerichy6489]

Is blue.....the new red.....?
I'm talking about the tag colour Martyn. Seems blue is very attractive to mullet.

[@FlickingFeathers]

Yeah I've seen a few people posting blue and greenish flies, but I haven't tried them much yet. I need to get more mullet under my belt before I get too experimental.. I can catch them but still find them very frustrating at times