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 ...
Really not a complicated nymph but effective , very effective for trout in early Spring and for Rainbow Trout all season. It seems that pink bead is a great attractant for Rainbow and I noticed lots of interest from this fish. From Slovenia to Poland, this fly is doing his job very well. It is tied ...
I consider this simple fly a good searching pattern when caddis insects are abundant in water. In olive color, this fly imitates swimming larvae, free caddis and even adults who swim to the bottom of the rivers to lays eggs. The important thing here is the silver bead because it imitates the air bubble used ...
Simple flies, easy to tie, with simple materials should be in everybody flyboxes. Here is a simple model which I consider a great searching pattern for trout fishing. No fancy hot spots, no fancy materials, no fancy recipes! I know that is too simple, almost boring. But is a fly that works great :) your favorite ...
Brown Swimming nymph is my version of Pheasant Tail Nymph when I fish in rivers with trout. This model is durable, more easy to tie and can be coated with UV resin to make it more resistant to fish teeth. Materials: Demmon N500 #12-14Under body thread - brownBody: Troutline Synthetic Nymph - grey colorTail: Coq de ...
Green Slim Catgut Pupae is a super simple and fun to tie fly. I consider that noting is beating the natural material and here you can see that the body is really nice and juicy. Materials: Hook: Demmon G602 #14Thread: Veevus GSP Body thread : yellow Veevus stomach smallBody: Catgut caddis green - S sizeUnder body: tinsel ...
It is a simple nymph for first part of fishing season. Can be tied on size #10-18 but big sizes are better for April and May. Hook: Demmon: G602 BL - #14 Thread: Veevus GSP 30DEN - white Tail: Veevus 6/0 Hot Orange Ribbing: Uni Gold Tinsel medium - gold Body : Troutline Pure Squirrel Dubbing Plus - color ...
Hook: Demmon N500 #12 Thread: Veevus GSP Ribbing: Veevus Fluo Orange Thread Tail: Coq de Leon Pardo Medio Body: Argentinian Dubbing : AH1, AH2 and AH8 combined Tungsten: Black The fly is super simple, you can make it in different color combinations. I personally find the olive, yellow and gray combination very efficient on waters from Poland , Italy and ...
Recipe: Hooks: G600 Demmon #10-12 Thread: Veevus GSP Body: Nutria green dubbing Ribbing: gold wire from Uni Thorax: Nutria dark dubbing Hot Spot: Veevus orange thread Bead: Tungsten black nickel 3mm Here is the video: https://youtu.be/BuBeuKSjyEk
Green Nutria caddis bug nymph is good to be used in fast flowing waters. As probably you know, in strong currents all delicate materials used like CDC, partridge and other similar tying materials will loose their attractiveness. CDC and Partridge hackles will not pulse and will not work like they do in normal ...
