Hi guys, If some of you don't like to fish with nymphs and you are a dry fly addicted then you should take in consideration having a few good emergers in your box. In this period of time, in the first part of the a fishing season, the trout takes a lot of emergers. For example if ...
Tying Recipe and materials: Hook: Daiichi D1130 #10-#14 Thread: crem/olive Body: Troutline Pure Squirrel Dubbing- olive Cheecks: Hot Orange thread Ribbing: Peter's Ribbing Quill How to fish the Olive UV Dirty Hairy Buzzer: *it is a stimulator buzzer for lake fishing *should be used on lakes in the morning or in afternoons *the fly can be used on intermediate or sinking line with 8-figure ...
Fishing using nymph is not easy for beginners, for this reason strike indicators are used. But for beginners we have a special model , a strike indicator that helps not only to locate the line,but also will indicate the strike of the fish no mater how delicate it is. This model is named:Super sensitive strike ...
Tying Recipe and materials: Hook: Daiichi D1130 #10-#14 Thread: Black Body: Seal Dubbing Cheecks: Hot Orange thread Ribbing: Peter's Ribbing Quill How to fish the Black UV Dirty Hairy Buzzer: *it is a stimulator black buzzer for lake fishing *should be used on lakes in the rmoning or late in the day *the fly can be used on intermediate or sinking line with 8-figure ...
Tying Recipe and materials: Hook: Maruto Dohitomi C46WBL #10-#14 Thread: Cream, Rusty and Dark Brown Body: CDC in tan mixed with tobacco and a little bit of tan dubbing Weight: flat lead foil cut to fit Back: Gammarus shell from Pro Sportfisher Ribbing: mono 0.20mm Coating: Troutline UV Resin Classic version Fishing tips: *it is a nymph that works in big rivers where you ...
We developed a beautiful series of perdigon nymphs tied on jig hooks called: Troutline Tactical Racing Perdigon Nymphs. All these flies are tied on jig hooks from size #16 to #18. We really love this racing perdigon nymphs and we had great success in different rivers. We have this series on jig nymphs because ...
Tying Recipe and materials: Hook: Demmon DGH 900BL #10-#14 Thread: Cream, Rusty and Dark Brown Body: Troutline Catgut Biothread - natural color Bead: – tungsten in gold Thorax: Red and Black Loch dubbing combined with rusty brown squirrel dubbing Fishing tips: *it is a nymph that works when caddis insects are all over - practically in Spring and SUmmer time *it id perfect ...
Tying Recipe and materials: Hook: Maruto D04 HWW #10-#16 Thread: Uni 8/0 black Hot Spot: Hot-Orange or Hot-Red Thread Body: Troutline Spike Dubbing - natural grey color Tail: Partridge barbs Bead: – tungsten in gold Hackle: Partridge hackle - back feathers Ribbing: classic flat gold tinsel Fishing tips: *it is one of the best if not the best nymph for starting season *it id ...
Catgut nymphs are used for many years in competition fishing by Polish and Czech anglers. For a long period of time this material was kept as a secret material. But a while ago, from aprox 4-5 years , the secret was revealed and the catgut nymphs started to be more and more popular ...
Tying Recipe and materials: Hook: Maruto D04 BL#10-#18 Thread: Uni 8/0 black Head Thread: Uni8/0 orange Body: rooster brown quill stripped Tail: long rooster barbs Hackle: brown rooster 2 times larger than hook gape Wings: yellow dyed mallard flank or mallard wood- duck
