Attractor Biot Pupa

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I know, again with biots? - you will ask. Yes!, I'm still in the biot chapter because it's a material I like a lot:. In addition, I have a lot of them on my tying desk, so I will bombard you with models. Maybe you will find something interesting to inspire you. View Post Materials used: Hook: Demmon ...

Olive and Silver Nymph

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Olive is a color commonly found in various aquatic insects, making it a versatile choice for fly patterns. When a fly incorporates olives in its composition and has a general shape that mimics different types of insect bodies without being an exact replica, it becomes a reliable general pattern. By adding elements that imitate moving legs, ...

Black PT Stimulator Jig Nymph

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Through years of fishing and discussions with fellow anglers, one thing has become evident: nymphs tied in black color are remarkably effective when targeting trout: Small black flies with CDC are unbeatable. Whether you're a fan of streamers or enjoy the versatility of woolly buggers, you're likely to find the black color prominently represented in ...

PT Pupae with hot spot

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PT Pupae with hot spot is a type of stimulator and is perfect for aggressive fish. sometimes the fish react territorially and attack anything that passes in front of them, especially trout. This fly is perfect for such situations. I'm not saying you "can't live" without it, but it's fun to do :) There is nothing ...

PT jig Bug

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If you are thinking about what to tie for the new season, this PT Jig Bug is a simple, basic but very effective model. We often look for complicated things and ignore simple things. This model is one of them :) Materials: Hook: your favorite jig hook in size #12-20Thread: Brown - Veevus 10/0Body: Pheasant tail barbs ...

Mad Rabbit Bugger

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The Mad Rabbit Bugger is probably the simplest nymph I tie and use and is one of my most efficient searching nymph. in addition, it is the fly that I recommend to beginners. Those who start with it learn to use dubbing, tinsel without wasting too much time and without damaging materials. It's a fly ...