This is a medium-small fly, I usually do it on #14 and #16 hooks. I use it when I fish using sight nymphing and all the time I use my dry fly rod combined with a tapered leader and a classid DT fly line. Materials: Hook #14/16/18 Daiichi 1190 / Maruto D23 /Hanak H100 Thread: Sumo 50DEN yellow Weight: ...
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Introducing the New Perdigon Flat Body Thread: Thinner, Stronger, and More Versatile
The latest body thread in fly tying with the all-new Perdigon Flat Body Thread, is a fantastic thread designed for making delicate and durable bodies, even on the smallest hooks. The Perdigon flat body thread have 90DEN and offers exceptional thinness and strength, allowing you to create intricate patterns with precision and ease. Whether you're ...
Coq de Leon Black and Purple Spider
Is not a soft hackle fly. This model is dedicated for large and strong waters with fast currents where the soft hackle does not work. I noticed that in big and strong waters, the flies tied with the soft hackle feathers don't really work, only if you cast upstream. But in this case fishing is difficult, ...
Video- Tying a Pheasant Tail Nymph with Partridge legs
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 ...
Video-Tying and Octopus Black Nymph
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 ...
Sumo Power – our strongest thread now in more sizes and colors!
Gel Spun thread is renowned for its almost impossible-to-dye nature due to its molecular structure. The pigment fails to permeate the thread's entire structure, binding to only its surface. Certain pigments exhibit greater stability. We also manage to come up with some important and often used colors by fly tiers: Sumo 50DEN in Hot Fluo ...
Squirrel Dubbing -now you can do it yourself
Squirrel fur is a popular material for fly tying, it is a great source of fur for dubbing, versatile with a natural look that fish find irresistible. While you can purchase squirrel dubbing from fly tying shops, you can also make your own at home. This can be a fun and rewarding experience, and it ...
Video – Tying a red spotted peacock quill nymph
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 ...
Fish photos -Scaledup.life website
In the bustling streets of Copenhagen, a man with an unwavering passion for both the art of photography and the serenity of fishing has seamlessly blended two seemingly divergent worlds. Meet Søren Skarby, a seasoned press photographer with three decades of diverse experience, delving into realms ranging from falconry to the enchanting world of fly-fishing. ...
Squirrel Mask Dubbing -a new hot dubbing!
Mad Rabbit dubbing holds a special place on my tying desk, much like squirrel dubbing, both being one of my favourite dubbing, and that's because I use them for fresh river patterns. In the last 2-3years, hunters have shared bad news me: hare, crucial for obtaining Mad Rabbit dubbing, are becoming increasingly rare and ...
Recent Comments by Lucian Vasies
- May 7, 2024 on My best “natural” perdigon nymphs
- May 1, 2024 on Video- Tying a nymph for muddy waters
- April 24, 2024 on Video- Tying a nymph for muddy waters
- April 11, 2024 on Adams Dry – with CDC Wings
- April 10, 2024 on Adams Dry – with CDC Wings