Red tag nymph is known as a great attractor/stimulator nymph. This type of nymph is tied based on the classic old red tag dry fly originated around 1850 by Mr Martyn Flyn. He made the Red Tag for grayling fishing and was originated as a dry fly. Lots of fishermen tied this ...
As you know Barry is one great tier of our times. Super skilled he explain each fly tied and gives hints and tips to help beginners and advanced tiers to understand better and to tie faster certain flies. You can see his beautiful photos and his flies on his blog: ...
A lot of Orvis goodies arrived in Troutline Fly Shop and some of them are hats, fishing hats! For those who do not know Troutline became Orvis Dealer for Romania which is a great news:)!! I'm a big fan of fishing hats and frankly I used Patagonia due to high quality ...
This model is my favorite streamer when I go fishing in Slovenia and Austria. In Slovenia I fish for Marble trout and in Austria I go for big brown and rainbow trout. Due to local particularities of rivers with calcareous stones and gravel, it seems that white and dirty white color ...
Materials: Demmon W633 #14-18Thread: BlackCoating with Perdigon Clear ResinHot Spot made with Troutline UV resin in BlackTail: Coq de leonBead: tungsten in black nickel It is simple but is damn good nymph for fishing in muddy rivers . The small hot spot increase the nymph contrast without being too showy . The color of the bead ...
Hi guys, We have a new tying riddle: just guess the materials used :) The guy/girl who will answer first ( hook, body material, tail, back and coating ) will receive a set of 2 colors of Troutline UV resins in Hot orange and Black. Ok, unfortunately nobody guessed the recipe so ...
This fly is tied simple as a nymph. It is effective int he first months of fishing seasons when dead fish eggs are floating near the river bottom. Leaches are searching and eating those eggs and trout and grayling with their strong protection instinct hunt them. Materials: Demmon ST 320 in size #8-12Thread: blackBody : synthetic ...
I consider this fly one of the best nymph for May and June fishing. As you know, at the second part of May the rivers get warmer and lot of caddis flies are hatching. If the peeping caddis nymph works great in February and March, this latex pupa works great from May ...
Just simple and fun to tie, floats excellent and rock and roll and trout :) Materials: Hook Demmon D400 BL #14Thread: 70DEN yellowBody made of Troutline Kapok Dubbing ( green and tobacco )Hackle and wing made of CDC Dubb fixed in dubbing loop
Materials used: Hook Demmon 633 #14Thread: BlackTail: Coq de LeonBody: Black ThreadRibbing: silver tinselCoating : 2 layers with Perdigon Clear Resin ( one for deep penetration and durability and the second for glossy finish )Hot Spot Resin: Troutline Hot Colored ResinBead: Tungsten in goldHot spot : blue tinsel Lately, this nymph seems to be super efficient ...
