Materials: Maruto D04 HWW #10-16 Thread: 8/0 Black Body: Mad Rabbit Dubbing-Natural Ribbing: Wire Tail and Body: olive goose biot Hackle: Partridge - one turn! Neck: Spiky Dubb in natural color The fly is a variant of Classic Universal Nymph originated by Steve Schweitzer long time ago and was published on Globalflyfisher. Tied in this version is ...
PT7 Troutline Pheasant Tail nymph is simple to tie and effective in dark waters. What I like at this fly is the sparkle that can be seen very well by fish no matter how deep is the river or how muddy it is. I use it in cloudy and rainy days and for me is ...
This is by far my favorite olive dun. It was created by Jacques Boyko - a fantastic French fisherman (multiple champion with French Team, Team Captain and great fisherman guide )
Is not complicated to do, maybe a little bit fancy due to material used for body. But sometimes a colorful fly will work better than the classic ones. So here is a version of F Fly that works for me: Hook: Demmon D400 #12-18 Thread: Black 8/0 Body: Blue Macaw barb Wing: Troutline CDC Campbell
The pink collar PT Nymph is made to be simple and efficient. All of us know that a pheasant nymph variant will work from starting season till at the end of it. Adding a hot colored dubbing in recipe or a hot spot can be an efficient trigger sometimes. This version works for rainbow extremely well ...
Materials: Hook: Demmon Competition 900 BL #14 Thread: UTC 70DEN orange Tail::Brown Troutline Goose Biots Ribbing: Copper wire Body:Mad Dubbing- natural color Thorax: Mad Rabbit Dubbing Plus - Salt and pepper Thorax Cover: Troutline Mylar 2mm UV Band - Pearl Ice Legs: Partridge grey hackle First time I saw this nymph in the box of a very good friend. He told me that tied ...
This is my version, one of the most simple and easy to tie but effective nymph: Hook: Demmon 633 #12-18 Thread: Orange Uni 8/0 Body: pheasant fibers from pheasant tail feather from rooster Ribbing: Tinsel Thorax: Peacock Thorax cover: pheasant barbs Tail: pheasant barbs tips Bead: Tungsten Legs: pheasant barbs tips
The fly is simple, just a bunch of snow shoe fibers for wing, body made of dubbing and ribbed with tinsel ( I used perdigon flat tinsel in pearl color ). What is different compared with other similar flies is the hook. I tie this fly on jig because it ...
This is a great video where Barry is tying a caddis using catgut.
Tied on small and very small hooks, this nymph is extremely efficient for grayling. I do not understand exactly why, maybe because grayling is a very curious fish. I have it in my box tied in orange, purple and pink on size #14-16-18 hooks. Here is the recipe: Hook: Demmon G602 #14 Thread: orange or pink ...
