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My best “natural” perdigon nymphs

By Lucian Vasies
Monday, August 9, 2021 2 Beginner flyfishers corner No tags Permalink

As everybody knows perdigon nymphs works the best in super strong currents and in fast flowing rivers. The generators of these flies are the Spanish fishermen who started to add lead beads on their nymphs. Then they simplified the flies: big lead bead colored with a dark marked to simulate the insect back, body ...

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Trout parachute flies for early season

By Lucian Vasies
Wednesday, April 14, 2021 0 Beginner flyfishers corner No tags Permalink

Trout parachute flies are my way to go if the weather let me to use dry flies. I'm an avid fisherman and I love to fish not only with nymphs and streamers but also with dry flies. My favourite style is dry fly fishing with small flies but they are more and more difficult to ...

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Add contrast to your emergers too see your flies better

By Lucian Vasies
Monday, August 31, 2020 0 Beginner flyfishers corner, Beginner flytiers corner, CDC dry flies No tags Permalink

In Autumn fish are more picky and they eat small flies. Not because they do not love to eat big and succulent sedge or stone flies but in Autumn are a lot of midge and small flies.Based on these facts trout and grayling are feeding in frenzy with small and very small flies which ...

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Fishing tips: Choosing your nymphs for starting season

By Lucian Vasies
Sunday, March 22, 2020 0 Beginner flyfishers corner, Uncategorized No tags Permalink

Something that I had in mind for several days : nymphs for starting season. My flies for starting season are different from what I use in Summer and Autumn because water is different and fish behaves different.Usually in March water is very cold and fish can be found in 2 places depending of ...

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Fishing tips: all you know about Squirmy nymphs

By Lucian Vasies
Friday, February 14, 2020 0 Beginner flyfishers corner No tags Permalink

I started to use squirmy nymphs around 2013-2014. First time I used these flies on lakes on rainbow trout and black bass. I was impressed by how effective are.I'm a classic fisherman who love feathers and fur and I love traditional flies. So I looked at squirmy with curiosity and skepticism in the same ...

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Buggy Nymphs -my best trout flies

By Lucian Vasies
Friday, September 6, 2019 2 Beginner flyfishers corner No tags Permalink

A trout fishermen know that the buggy nymphs are the best all around flies for trout fishing. They are great searching pattern because represent caddis flies, stone flies and even mayflies. Tied small a buggy nymph imitate baetis nymphs and emergers too. For these reasons is good to ...

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How to choose your polarized fly fishing eye glasses

By Lucian Vasies
Tuesday, August 20, 2019 0 Beginner flyfishers corner No tags Permalink

These days you will find polarized eye glasses all over: from big supermarket shops to super expensive dedicated stores. There are plenty of models in different colors and shapes, from known and expensive brands to no-name ones.How to choose the proper polarized eye glasses is very important otherwise you can damaged your eye sight ...

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Perdigon Nymphs – How to choose the right colors and the right sizes

By Lucian Vasies
Wednesday, July 24, 2019 16 Beginner flyfishers corner No tags Permalink

If you go fishing around in Europe you will notice a simple and ingenious thing that changes the fly fishing way: the Perdigon Nymph.Thanks to this super easy to tie nymph, any  fisherman can enjoy catching trout and grayling no matter if he/she is skilled or beginner in fly fishing. ...

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My best 4 variants of Red Tag Nymphs for trout and grayling

By Lucian Vasies
Tuesday, June 18, 2019 0 Beginner flyfishers corner No tags Permalink

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 ...

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Caddis time – 3 patterns for trout that we love

By Troutline Team
Saturday, June 1, 2019 0 Beginner flyfishers corner No tags Permalink

It is caddis time, as you know, here in East Europe at the end of May the caddis flies are all over.If you go fishing for trout in Bosnia, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia or Romania you will see these insects flying on the river banks. Cinnamon caddis flies, free swimming green caddis and ...

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