If you notice fish feeding on the surface but can’t quite determine what they’re eating, it’s likely they’re targeting small flies. Here’s a fly pattern that has provided me with unforgettable experiences. Due to its tiny size (#20-22-24) and the fact that it’s nearly impossible to spot on the water, I pair it with a ...

CDC emergers are a must-have in any fly fishermen arsenal due to their realistic appearance, excellent buoyancy, and versatility in mimicking emerging insects. I like to use curved hooks more often than straight hooks. Curved hooks provide a more natural and lifelike profile, which is especially important for emergers that need to imitate the shape ...

If you love fishing with emergers, then you should tie this fly. The Kapok CDC Emerger is tied based on the classic Shuttlecock pattern, with the difference lying in the material used: kapok. Why kapok? Because it floats exceptionally well and traps air bubbles. All fishermen know that emergers imitate insects with a part of their ...

This delicate emerger is made for fishing in slow and medium running rivers. It can be used for lake fishing too. The fly should be tied as delicate as possible because grayling and trout has a lot of time to check how this fly flows in water film. Hook: Hanak H130 #16Thread: Veevus 16/0Body: Peacock ...

Hooks: Dry Fly BL Thread: Any you like Tail: Krystal Flash Thorax: Dubbing mixed Wing: CDC Grey Video https://youtu.be/Rqs9ninK1Pk

Usually I tie this fly as simple as possible with natural materials only. Especially for body I use peacock quill. But lots of tiers do not find good quality quills and for this reason synthetic quill appeared in tying world. One brand who is produce good quality synthetic quill is the Serbian company: Hemingway's So ...

Black always is a winner when we talk about buzzers. Black buzzers are all around flies for fishing for trout in lakes. Bellow is a simple one tied with dubbing and is a searching pattern made a little bit different because was used an uv ribbing in blue metallic color. Materials used for tying this ...

Easy and fun to tie, effective in the same time - this is the olive Hairy buzzer. Materials used for tying this fly: Hook curved in size #10-14Thread as slim as possiblebody made of coarse dubbing - squirrel or mad rabbit dubbing is greatribbing is made by TroutLine UV ribbing in blueCheeks -lurefil orangeThorax ...

Here is my simple buzzer for lake fishing. It is super easy to make and is efficient for trout and grayling and any beginner can make it. Materials used: Hook: Daiichi or Kamasan in size #12Thread: blackBody: Lurefil blue grayRibbing: Tinsel redThorax: Black threadCheeks: Lurefil orange I do not fish a lot on lakes because I ...

Simple is sometimes imperative if you want to catch trout . For Spring fishing in lakes or deep pools with muddy water bank, midges and larvae in red are probably the most efficient pattern. Red can be made of floss, catgut, synthetic materials, uv resin colored in red or even mylar red strips. Here is ...