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Irish Finn Gold Shrimp Fly

Hook Size

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Hook Brand

  • Single


Dressing

  • JC


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  • 1 Pack: 2.40
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About the Irish Finn Gold Shrimp Salmon Atlantic Fly

Purpose-built for the fabled River Finn in County Donegal, the Irish Finn Gold Shrimp is a shining example of traditional Irish salmon fly craftsmanship. With its vibrant golden body, fiery hackles and flowing tail fibres, this pattern is a visual trigger for aggressive salmon, particularly in peaty or slightly stained waters where visibility is key.

Inspired by the dynamic shrimp-style patterns favoured in Ireland, this fly mimics the pulsating movement and silhouette of small crustaceans, provoking instinctive takes from fresh-run Atlantic salmon. Its use of gold and orange tones is especially effective in summer and early autumn runs.

Whether you’re casting into the deep holding pools of the River Finn or trying your luck on similarly coloured rivers across the British Isles, the Irish Finn Gold Shrimp is a fly that commands attention—and results.

Expert Tip:

Designed for the River Finn, Ireland, a noted salmon fishery with deep pools and strong currents.

Shrimp-style pattern with a gold body and vibrant hackle; ideal for attracting salmon in coloured water.

Tied on a traditional Irish single hook, offering excellent hook penetration and durability.

Highly effective in peaty rivers across Ireland, Scotland, and Wales, especially during summer to early autumn runs.

Country of origin for this salmon atlantic fly: Ireland

This salmon atlantic fly is designed to be fished on Dams & Reservoirs, Rivers & Streams

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