When you're hitting a new river, or one you haven't explored in a while, it's wise to start with versatile flies. This is where generic patterns like the GRHE and Pheasant Tail truly shine. These flies are popular because they mimic a wide range of aquatic insects at the same time, making them effective in ...
Hi guys, here is a fly for my friends who are pheasant tail nymphs fanatics :) .This type of PT nymph tied with hot spot is absolutely deadly for trout and grayling fishing. The fly is intentional tied without tail because spooky fish always "taste" the flies. The rigidness of the tail will make ...
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If you have never fished with these flies and if you still want to try tying one of them, then consider this model. It's simple, quick to make and catches fish. And it catches really well! Thhe black and hot red perdigon is one of the simplest perdigon you can find. Not too many things added ...
This nymph is a slightly more complicated fly to make because it has more elements and because it requires a little more skill. But it's very fun to do. If you do it in small sizes, it is very effective for any type of fish (trout, grayling, even coregon and chub ) . Tying tips: use ...
This model is a highly effective fly for trout and grayling fishing. Its unique combination of a black spiky body with red synthetic dubbing provides an irresistible color contrast and movement that no fish can resist. I like this model not only because it's fun to make but also because of its efficiency. It is one ...
Here is my version of Pheasant Tail Nymph. It's a somewhat classic version made on hooks with a long shank, Tiemco has a perfect model for it. The legs are made of partridge, which gives it an extra contrast. Some guys tie the fly as thin as possible, others more bulky. I prefer to make ...
If you want to diversify your models, then you can consider the octopus nymphs. These hybrid type flies with an undefined allure that have a cdc collar with long barbels imitate both nymphs and emergers. This is an extraordinary advantage and in addition, the CDC is very mobile, it moves even if the fly is ...
here is a specialised nymph designed for targeting trout and grayling, meticulously crafted for optimum performance using the Euro Nymphing Technique or Fishing on Sight/Peche a Vue. This technique involves casting in front of the fish and animating the fly to provoke a strike. This fly adheres to the best practices of Euro Nymphing, featuring a ...
Here is the video where you can see the tying steps: https://youtu.be/zuBr6uRp-k8
