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Tying a Bann Special with Martyn White

Step by step instructions for a great Irish shrimp pattern, tied in a range of sizes this pattern is well worth its space in your fly box.

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Materials Used
Hook: single, double or treble 6-14
Thread: uni 8/0 Yellow & black
Tag: oval silver tinsel
Tail: golden pheasant breast feather
Rib: oval silver tinsel
Rear body: yellow dubbing or floss
Mid hackle: hot orange
Front body: black seal fur
Head hackle: badger
Cheeks: jungle cock
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