Sometimes when you receive superb exotic feathers you have only to sit down at your tying desk ( or in kitchen like me when children are sleeping )and let the inspiration flow. I present you the Purple and Fire SPider
A Baetis Nymph tied with synthetic quill
When trout and grayling are eating in frenzy baetis you should think at two baetis nymphs - one olive and one yellow. These flies are easy to be tied, resistant and realistic in the same time. Is difficult to find material to have all in common but troutline synthetic quill is one that works! So ...
Tying Gammarus Nymph
Gammarus nymph is an interesting aquatic insect and represent a great source of food for trout, grayling and barbel. Tying gammarus nymph was never easy even for pro tiers. But time is changing and new materials arrived on the market. This time a new and innovative material that helps river fishermen and tiers to make ...
How to tie a Variant of Gold Ribbed Hare Nymph
The Gold Ribbed Hare Nymph is probably one of the oldest nymph used by fishermen. Back in the past this nymph was tied differently and was upgraded in time. First was an ugly fly with dubbing all over the hook shank and a few turns of gold tinsel. Now , with the same material for ...
Tying flies with UV ribbing fibers
We love to bring a little bit of innovation in fly tying world. The new ribbing materials like pearl and UV fibers rapidly became a "must have tying material" in fly tying world. Is no matter if you fish in lakes, rivers or saltwater waters, this material start to be love by the most skilled fishermen. ...
