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 ...
Here is a pimped nymph for trout. Ok, I agree, the "blink" can be disturbing :) but sometimes you need to use attractor flies :). I had situations when I noticed big trout in deep pools. Nothing was interesting enough to make those monsters to strike. In Spring I will visit those ...
Materials used: Hooks: Demmon DGH/DGS #14-16 Thread: White 60 DEN Uni Nylon Body: UV Ribbing fibers in pink Head: Black UV Resin The fly was kept as a secret fly by a friend of mine from Czech Republic. Finally he revealed this model to me and he let me to publish the fly. I fished with ...
The English Pink Bug is well known on British Island. It is now a classic nymph super heavy and super efficient when we talk about grayling fishing in Winter. It is considered a must and is tied in different versions: with body made of pink dubbing or pink cdc or even lead wire ...
The Classic Pheasant Tail Nymph is considered even today a "must" fly for every fisherman. It is a good searching pattern even was made good years ago. Frank Sawyers mention it in 1950! It imitates mayflies in all sizes and colors, maybe because it is a generic nymph is so good and effective. Materials: Hook: Demmon ...
Tying recipe: Hook Demmon G602 #8-12 Tying Thread: Yellow, Green or Chartreuse - Glo brite from veniard is great Underbody: lead wire 0.4mm Body: Catgut in caddis green Head: Black thread coated with UV resin or head cemment This model is simple and is tied in minimalist way . It is an effective nymph for trout, ...
Do you know that the GRHE nymph is considered the oldest nymph?. The fly is used by hundreds of years. Even now is still efficient especially during Spring time till end of Summer. Can be tied in different ways and variants with or without bead, with synthetic dubbing, with hot spots. Bellow is my recipe ...
Tying Recipe and materials: Hook:Demmon COmpetition #10-14 Thread: crem/olive Body: Troutline Olive Spiky Dubbing Back case: vinyl strip or just transparent plastic strip from zip bags Antennae: partridge barbs How to fish the Hot Spot Olive Scud: These flies are working fantastic if you know when you should use. Very popular between Czech and Polish fishermen, scud flies create confusion in ...
Tying Recipe and materials: Hook: #14-18 Thread: crem/olive Body: Troutline XS Catgut in olive color Thorax: Mad Rabbit Dubbing in natural color Wing case: grey-brown body thread over the dubbing part Head: Orange thread Tail and legs: nutria guard hair How to fish the Micro Catgut Baetis Nymph: *French style called "peche a vue" *can be used in a team with other a heavy nymph ...
Tying Recipe and materials: Hook: Maruto Dohitomi C46WBL #10-#14 Thread: Cream, Rusty and Dark Brown Body: CDC in tan mixed with tobacco and a little bit of tan dubbing Weight: flat lead foil cut to fit Back: Gammarus shell from Pro Sportfisher Ribbing: mono 0.20mm Coating: Troutline UV Resin Classic version Fishing tips: *it is a nymph that works in big rivers where you ...
