What you can do with CDC feathers scraps? - The answer is simple: lots of things from dubbing to all kind of flies. I never throw away cdc feathers used for other flies. For example if I use patterns where I need the tips only and I clip them, I put the rest of feathers ...
It is a simple and very effective streamer made by Tommy. Depending of size of the hook you can use any kind of zonker fur strips you like. From cheap brown rabbit to more expensive squirrel, weasel and mink dyed fur can be used. Video with details made by Tommy ( cool video by the ...
Hook: Ahrex Dry fly hook Thread: Rusty red Body: Peacock Quill dyed red Wing: CDC Khaki Campbell It is a simple and effective cdc fly tied in the purist and classic way. This pattern is popular all over in Europe and is used from early Spring till late in Autumns and early Winter time. It will catch trout ...
I have the pleasure to test the rods fishing this year in early April. I spent 4 days with Jan Rozman the Adams Ambassador for Slovenia. A few words about this Adams Fly Rods brand : is new and is from Spain ! All rods are made based on years of testing on local rivers ...
Nutria dubbing is coming from Nutria animal. Nutria is known also as Coypu an herbivore animal from America. Is smaller than beaver and larger than muskrat. This animal lives in burrows alongside stretches of water in South America. later was introduced in North America, Europe and Asia . The fur was the reason for that. ...
Hooks: Dry Fly BL Thread: Any you like Tail: Krystal Flash Thorax: Dubbing mixed Wing: CDC Grey Video https://youtu.be/Rqs9ninK1Pk
My name is Tommy Solberg and I am from Norway. I have been fly fishing and tying flies since the age of 12. As a young boy I would tie flies which I would sell to the old boys, during the summer. Then I would use the money I earned to buy fishing and tying ...
Im Raul, 23 years old flytyer and flyfisher from Finland. Been fishing as a little kid but then i had a long break till 2017. Now my fishing and tying is pretty much focused on euronymphing. What's better than cup of coffee and tying some bugs? Well probably swinging them but its 50/50. Feel free to ...
Hi guys, Would you like to share your guess about what is in this photo? :) Just for fun :) Cheers, Lucian
Green Nutria caddis bug nymph is good to be used in fast flowing waters. As probably you know, in strong currents all delicate materials used like CDC, partridge and other similar tying materials will loose their attractiveness. CDC and Partridge hackles will not pulse and will not work like they do in normal ...
