The term "Shrimp Pattern" can refer to different things depending on the context. Here are some possible interpretations:

1. Fishing (Fly Tying) – Shrimp Fly Pattern

In fly fishing, a shrimp pattern is an artificial fly designed to imitate shrimp or prawns, commonly used to catch saltwater or freshwater fish like bonefish, permit, trout, and salmon.
Examples:
Crazy Charlie (a popular shrimp imitation)
Kwan (a shrimp-like fly for bonefish)
Clouser Minnow (sometimes tied to resemble shrimp)

2. Fabric/Textile Design – Shrimp Print

A decorative pattern featuring shrimp or prawns, often used in clothing, upholstery, or kitchenware (e.g., coastal-themed designs).

3. Military/Vehicle Camouflage

Some camouflage patterns (like the "Shrimp Tail" design in WWII) were inspired by organic shapes, though this is less common.

4. Biological/Crustacean Patterns

The natural color/pattern of shrimp species (e.g., Peacock Mantis Shrimp with vibrant stripes).

5. Crochet/Knitting – Shrimp Stitch

A textured stitch resembling the shape of shrimp, used in crafting.

If you meant a specific type of shrimp pattern, could you clarify the context? For example:

Are you looking for fly-tying instructions?
Interested in a fabric design?
Or something else?

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