This fly is tied as delicate as possible: the body is made entirely from thread to keep it slim and natural, and for the hackle I’ve combined CDC and mallard for a soft, elegant profile. I’m also using the Micro Split Thread technique to achieve that fine, balanced look — perfect for targeting selective trout ...
Here is a truly unique and innovative dry fly —one that ditches the traditional rooster hackle in favor of hare fur! This pattern is inspired by a classic French tying technique (a technique popularized by the famous french fly tier JP Dessaigne), developed during a time when high-quality rooster hackle was both rare and ...
Here is a super buggy sedge pattern that stands out from the usual ones. This one breaks away from tradition by skipping the rooster hackle. Instead, I've used a CDC wing combined with hare guard fur for the collar, creating a natural, high-floating fly that excels in fast-flowing waters. This style of tying with hare ...
Here is a video with my simplest version of caddis nymph. It’s super effective because it’s fat, durable, and packed with energy, making it an irresistible meal for fish. This is why caddis larvae are one of the most important food sources for trout and grayling in freshwater rivers and streams. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdVmhGlszZ0 There’s a little story ...
Here’s a video showing how a mayfly nymph using Mojo Yarn. Of course, this is a classic fly that can be tied with various materials. In this video, I demonstrate how I use Mojo Yarn for the body of this pattern. Materials: Hook: Demmon 603 #14-16 Thread: Sumo 50DEN Weight: Tungsten wire Body: Mojo Yarn in any color you like Tail: Partridge Back: ...
The Danica CDC Emerger is a superb fly pattern designed to imitate the emerger stage of Ephemera danica, also known in the USA as the green drake mayfly. This stage, when the mayfly transitions from nymph to adult, is a prime feeding opportunity for trout. In this article, I share my version of this emerger, specifically ...
Are you struggling to keep track of your fly in low-light conditions or under intense sunlight? You’re not alone! In this post, I’ll share my way to creating a highly visible emerger pattern that works in all lighting situations. Whether you’re fishing on overcast days or under bright, glaring sunlight, this fly will make sure ...
The Micro Olive CDC fly is a hidden gem among anglers, particularly favored by Polish fishermen on the stunning River San and Dunajek. Its reputation extends beyond local waters, as Czech and Slovak competitors have successfully used it to secure victories in numerous fishing competitions. What makes this fly truly special is its minimalist construction, which ...
Hey everyone! Welcome to the blog! Lately, I've been "cleaning" up as the fishing season comes to a close. It’s that time of year when I gather all my scattered equipment—boxes, reels, rods, waders—and put everything in order. With winter approaching, I want to make sure I’m not searching everywhere for my gear when the ...
Midge flies are highly effective in fly fishing. Here are some reasons why midges are considered great for trout fishing: year-round availability and abundant food source. The tiny black midges are all over, in lakes and in rivers, in winter but in summer, spring, autumn at the same time. These are the main reasons to ...
