Dudu is a renowned Spanish fisherman and an exceptional fly tier, known for his incredible craftsmanship. His Perdigon nymphs are truly remarkable; I've never seen such high-quality and consistent flies. As a huge fan of his work, I greatly admire his tying skills. Honestly, I haven't come across Perdigons as impressive as his. I'm thrilled that ...
This fly is for fishing after short rains when waters get cloudy and the levels increase a little bit. Due to the materials used, this perdigon provides great contrast in these fishing conditions. Materials: Hook: Demmon #16 Thread: Sumo 50DEN - brown Tail: Coq de Leon Pardo Body: Atomic skin -purple red Coating: UV resin Tungsten 3mm gold
This nymph model is a fly tied for those who love to fish with spiky-bushy type of flies. There are certain rivers where these type of flies are by far more efficient than those small tinny and slim flies. Usually these are big rivers with fast and super fast currents where fish eat consistent food. ...
Here is the video how I make this perdigon. Recipe: Size 18 hook W633 Demmon https://www.troutline.ro/demmon-competition-w633-bl-fly-hooks Tail made of Coq de Leon -Pardo medio Thread used is Gel Spun Ultra Flat 50DEN in brown https://www.troutline.ro/troutline-gel-spun-ultra-flat-thread-50den-100m Body is made of tinsel rainbow- Glossy Pearl Coating is done with Troutline UV Resin https://youtu.be/0CvNNVOY05I
When fishing in dark, murky waters after heavy rains, here are some fly color recommendations for good contrast: High-Visibility Options: Black: A classic choice for murky water. It provides a strong silhouette that fish can easily see. Purple: Another great option, offering good contrast against brown or green murky water. Olive: Dark olive shades can work well, especially if ...
Costa Rica boasts the world's greatest variety of species and settings for fly fishing. When wetalk about Costa Rica, we talk about biodiversity, as this small country, spanning only 51,100km², holds 6% of the world's biodiversity. In Costa Rica, you can fly fish for tarpon, machaca,rainbow trout, roosterfish, blue marlin, and more.Charlie, the guide coordinator ...
The Light Blue Dun dry fly is a popular and versatile dry fly pattern used to imitate a variety of emerging mayflies, particularly those with a pale blueish cast to their bodies. Below is a breakdown of its key characteristics: Color and Design: Light blue body: The fly's defining characteristic is a pale blue body, often obtained using ...
The Quill Gordon dry fly is a historic fly pattern with a simple design and enduring effectiveness. Here's what you need to know: The fly was developed in the late 1800s by Theodore Gordon, often referred to as the "Father of American Dry Fly Fishing." The fly is credited for being one of the first ...
With the sun warming the air and the whisper of new life in the breeze, one thing's for sure: spring has sprung! And what better way to celebrate than by hitting the river and matching the hatch? Evening dance parties of insects above the water are a sure sign that the fish are getting hungry. That's ...
I know, they are simple nymphs and do not require extraordinary skill and creativity. Some blame them, others love them. But I admire these nymphs, their simplicity and how well the Spanish fishermen knew how to make them effective. For those who don't know, these flies called perdigon or perdigones are invented by Spanish ...
