If you fish in very slow running waters which are not deep and you see the fish eating then you need something small and appealing to it! One of my favourite small nymph ( tied on size #18-20 hooks ) is a peeping caddis. I love this model of nymph because is slim, delicate and ...
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Mink Micro Zonkers
I Troutline shop arrived lots of furs from all kind of animals. In a bag I found lots of tails with nice and super dense fur. Those tails with super soft, short, dense with nice guard-fur were from minks. I had a short chat with somebody from shop and I took 3 tails, ...
Tying Tips – Avoiding quill snapping
Nothing is more frustrating that a snapped quill when you want to make your favourite dry fly. I use a lot rooster quill because is natural. I hate plastic and I try to avoid it as much as possible. It is cheap and has unique colors and shades. Another thing : it is ...
Jan Rozman and his Slovenian scuds
Jan Rozman is known in Slovenia as a fantastic fisherman who hunts huge marble trout with big streamers. He walk on the river side to check after good spots and is looking for any sign of trout marble activity. Then he catch them ! He knows why and if Facebook account is full with ...
Purple Winged Coffee Nymph
It is a simple fly where I used synthetic dubbing as"wing". Instead CDC which is fantastic and has a great success due to his mobility in water, this time I preferred to use purple dubbing to give an extra color and extra sparkle to this fly. I mainly use in late Autumn for grayling ...
Perdigon Skin – a new tying material in Troutline shop
Perdigon skin is a new tying material dedicated for tying perdigon nymphs. It is kind of plastic sheet cut in strips in different sizes. Perdigon skin has another great advance, it is dyed in different colours to cover the spectrum used by fishermen. You can increase, decrease or even change the final colour of the ...
Tying tips – choosing the proper tying thread for river flies
These days you will find all kind of threads dedicated for fly tying purposes. I want to be short and I will write about choosing the proper tying thread for river flies. Talking about river flies it is good to have in mind that we need to create flies with a delicate profile. River insects ...
Tying Tips – different way of making hot spots
If you are tired or bored to make hot spots wrapping threads behind the beads here is a simple alternative. You can fix a few strands of body thread or synthetic dubbing fibers in different colours. Frankly who do not love nymphs with hot spots? Everybody use them and everybody are fishing them all over. ...
Add contrast to your emergers too see your flies better
In Autumn fish are more picky and they eat small flies. Not because they do not love to eat big and succulent sedge or stone flies but in Autumn are a lot of midge and small flies. Based on these facts trout and grayling are feeding in frenzy with small and very small flies which ...
Slovenia 2020 Fly fishing report
Fishing these days is is difficult due to the pandemic situation. Almost all of us fish locally because in this way the risk of infection is reduced. I decided to take a short fishing holiday in Slovenia. Fishing there is about passion for fishing, magic rivers, great local friends and excellent local food. All ...
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