The Micro Glossy Brown Nymph is tied as simple as possible in ordinary colors which you find on all insects from almost all rivers from Europe. It has brown and olive with some UV reflective dubbing to be more attractive to fish and for movement a few turns of cdc are made behind the ...
Now this model has already become a reference if we talk about fishing at the beginning of the season. Likewise, it is effective in dirty waters or with increased flow after rains. It is a simple PT with an aggressive color combination that awakens the territorial instinct of the fish. The model is available in Troutline ...
This fly is a fantastic nymph tied by my friend Peter Durisik and works very well on muddy waters or in dark and deep pools. It is one of the best buggy nymph for early season trout fishing. Materials: Hook Demmon ST 320 #12Thread: BlackBody : squirrel dubbing in blackHackle: CDC natural grey mixed with ultra violet ...
The red killer micro worm is an alternative at well known squirmy wormy flies. This worm is tied on size #16-20 and works great in water. Soft enough to be vibrant in water and to resist at fish teeth. Another plus is in quality of material, made on a silicone type of gel it is ...
Yes, it has a strange name :) Pink is more for ladies. We guys are into other colors, we're not pink lovers... I started tying this fly for a friend, I didn't have much faith in it. I have a few extra flies left that I carry with me in the box. At one ...
La Peute is of French origin and has become known in the fishing world for its efficiency. Recently (a few years ago), I tied this fly in the form of a nymph. Out of curiosity, to see if it is effective. I was surprised by how many fish I caught. Now I do it frequently ...
It is yellow because the thread used is yellow but the combination between hook color and thread color results in a nice yellow with a touch of light olive. When gets wet is more evident :) . Of course you can make it in brown, pale olive or in any color you like... But for ...
It is a fly fun to tie and catch trout late in July but also in September. I all kind of fish with this model: grayling not so often but trout a lot and barbel too. I have a few friends who use this green pupa in Austria and they are big fan of it. So, ...
I usually make this fly using Catgut Biothread in caddis green but this time I did it using the new nymph skin. It is a different approach, with dark marks to highlight the body segmentation. I consider it a good searching pattern which imitates small free swimming caddis. Can be tied as simple as ...
Sometimes you need very small nymphs to fish in super clear waters. Trout and grayling are eating very often some super small flies, something that we cannot see. Probably they are very small mayflies or buzzers or baetis nymphs, difficult to say. Here is a general pattern that I received from a French ...
