I had time to tie flies at the weekend, so today I present to you one of the most effective nymphs from my box dedicated to northern waters: the brown biot nymph. It is a general imitation of small mayflies and similar insects. The brown color is mostly found in waters with many granite and ...
Baetis Biot Nymph is a simple and efficient fly, fun to tie and easy in the same time. Being a light(non weighted) or medium weighted fly, it can be used with dry fly fishing equipment. But just as well, can be fished with nymph fishing equipment in tandem with a heavier nymph. It is ...
This is something that you should have if you have in mind to catch barbel with nymphs. This type of worm in red seems to be highly appreciated by this fish, a secret shared by a friend of mine from Czech Republic. Of course you can make it using white latex or pink latex ...
This fly catch fish, especially in the places where trout or grayling have enough time to check the flies. This model is not difficult to be tied but needs a little bit more time and more attention during tying steps. Hook: Daiichi 1190 BL - #16Weight: tungsten wireUnderbody: light grey threadBody: Troutline nymph Skin ...
For those who love to fish with swimming nymphs using French Style here is a great model with lot of movement when is in drifting. The fly can be tied without weight or slightly weighted. I prefer to use Tungsten Wire to keep the slim profile. In the end the fly should imitate a delicate ...
Summer is near. The rivers are starting to heat up. Insects are becoming more abundant. An insect that is an important food source for trout and grayling is becoming more and more present: sedge fly. Here is an easy sedge pupa to make and efficient in the same time: Yellow Caddis Pupae. Hook: Demmon G602 BL ...
I love fishing with nymphs in Spring. Caddis flies are my favorite imitations and one of my most used nymph is Peeping Caddis tied super simple. But sometimes I like to play at the tying vice and to make different variations. As you know, long winter time gives me all sort of ideas ...
It is an effective fly in England in winter time when grayling fishing is popular. The pattern is working well in all kind of waters but especially after rainy days or when the rivers get murky. Materials: Hook: long shank hook (Ahrex NS156) Body: Virtual Nymph Skin - transparent Underbody: lead covered by thread Coating: UV resin Similar Flies https://www.flytying.ro/squirmy-nymphs-an-all-around-pattern/ Squirmy worms https://www.flytying.ro/san-juan-worms-squirmies-and-all-kind-of-worm-nymphs/ San ...
This is a Czech type of gammarus and is tied in the purist way by Jan Tomecek. Hook: Demmon G 659 Body: dark grey brownish herl from Ostrich Back: Stretch body in transparent Ribbing: grey brown nylon Hot Spot: micro flash dubbing in hot pink Legs and Antennae: Partridge grey barbs
This is a fly which needs a lot of tying operations: to cast the lead on the hook shank, then to inspect the scud shape. Then needs to be colored with porcelain special colors. Cooking in oven to obtain the basic undercolor body. Then applying the final color and cooking again to obtain de ...
