The Irish Gold & Partridge wet fly is tied in a minimalist style and is a superb pattern for river fishing. I remembered this model while I was in the workshop mixing and painting some dubbings, and I was thrilled to recreate this color. I received it many years ago from an Irish friend who ...
What all of us know is that the Orange and Partridge wet fly is a time-tested pattern that continues to produce results for anglers. Its striking color, combined with the natural movement provided by the partridge hackle, makes it an excellent choice for various fishing conditions. My version of this fly has evolved from the ...
Here is a wet fly pattern—an emerger or whatever you prefer to call it—that works exceptionally well in these conditions. The body is made with pearl tinsel and in combination with partridge seems to be super efficient on rivers with slow running waters. Materials: Hook: Daiichi 1310 #14 (pinch the barb before fishing) Thread: Sumo 30DEN A1 ...
In the high mountains of Transylvania, the grayling begin to feed with a frenzied intensity. Emerging from a long winter, they are eager to replenish their energy reserves. Here is a wet fly pattern—an emerger or whatever you prefer to call it—that works exceptionally well in these conditions. Materials: Hook: Daiichi 1310 #14 ( pinch the barb ...
This time, I've created a new wet fly, bigger and heavily dressed.. . Something for fishing in large and strong rivers. Sure, it will work on lakes too :) Materials: Size 10 hook W633 or any you like Mad rabbit dubbing in natural Tinsel green peacock ( any brand you like like Hends or Uni Mylar ) Dark ...
In my list with wet flies, in addition to the natural hare color and black, there is the olive color. I consider them the simplest and most effective colors because we find them everywhere in nature, in all waters, on all insects. Materials: Hook: Demmon N500 BL #12 Thread: Yellow Perdigon flat body thread (color code A8) Ribbing: tinsel ...
Is not a soft hackle fly. This model is dedicated for large and strong waters with fast currents where the soft hackle does not work. I noticed that in big and strong waters, the flies tied with the soft hackle feathers don't really work, only if you cast upstream. But in this case fishing is difficult, ...
This fly tied by Jan is effective in early Spring and Summer too. Can be fished as single or in a team with another wet fly. Down and across is the most used technique. The pattern can be made on larger hooks without any problem, the classic rule : small flies for picky fish and large ...
It is a simple fly tied respecting the classic English way of tying spiders. I like standard and short shank hooks for this fly, I found more nicer for such flies. Of course is a matter of taste, I do not noticed differences in how fish takes same flies tied with short or ...
Materials used: Hook: Hanák H280 #14Thread: Veevus 16/0 blackBody: Troutline Peacock HerlTip: Gold TinselRib: 0,08mm tungsten wireLegs: Brown Hen It is a classic wet fly loved by those nice guys who use dry flies and wet flies. The fly works entire Summer, in fact is effective from late Spring till Autumn with a huge spike in June ...
