Materials used: Hook Demmon 633 #14Thread: BlackTail: Coq de LeonBody: Black ThreadRibbing: silver tinselCoating : 2 layers with Perdigon Clear Resin ( one for deep penetration and durability and the second for glossy finish )Hot Spot Resin: Troutline Hot Colored ResinBead: Tungsten in goldHot spot : blue tinsel Lately, this nymph seems to be super efficient ...
In Spring orange works. This color is a great trigger, maybe because it is easy to be noticed or maybe because orange eggs are in water and trout and grayling eat them. No matter which is the reason, if the orange color is added in a fly recipe, that fly will be catch much better. The ...
Purple and Partridge Jig nymph is tied based on classic Purple and Partridge Wet Spider. The wet fly is known as a killer. Being based on this old and classic pattern why wouldn't a nymph tied in the same way work? In fact, the jig version tied with super heavy tungsten bead and one ...
Tying Recipe: *Demmon ST 320 BL Jig Hook #12 *Thread 8/0 Black Uni Thread *Body: Pheasant Tail barbs *Tail: Pheasant Tail tips from barbs *Ribbing: Pink wire *Thorax: Micro Flash dark brown *Wing: CDC barbs - Chacki Campbell The secret is staying in the wing, thorax color and how this fly is fished. Johan recommend to be played behind rocks to induce ...
Why black, blue , silver and orange are probably the best colors for trout fishing? Nobody knows exactly but lot of fishermen use these colors for making their flies. It seems that these colors are widely used in Europe, Asia, USA because they really work For example black gives you the perfect contrast in deep water ...
Sometimes hot spots like hot orange and red combined in body work well. I do not know why a spot in tail works better compared with a hot spot placed right after bead. I had days when the same fly tied with spot tied in tail worked better compared a "classic spotted" right behind bead. ...
Brown Dun Swimming Nymph with gills is a fly noted as a medium-high difficulty on the tying scale. In fact is not complicated but you need a lot of practice and to master the technique you need to start from size #8 flies then you can go down to #16 or #18. It ...
Tying Recipe for Hot Spot Cream Baetis Nymph: Hook: Demmon W633 #16 Thread: orange 8/0 Uni Body:cream turkey biot Tail: Coq de leon – flor de escoba Dubb: Troutline pure squirrel dubb Hot Spot: tying thread orange Bead: tungsten in 2.3mm color gold Hot Spot Cream Baetis Nymph is for me a general pattern for all baetis nymphs. You ...
Tying Recipe for Early Morning Baetis Nymph: Hook: Demmon W633 #16 Thread: orange 8/0 Uni Body: light yellow chartreuse turkey biot Tail: Coq de leon – flor de escoba Dubb: Troutline pure squirrel dubb Hot Spot: tying thread orange Bead: tungsten in 2.3mm color gold Early Morning Baetis Nymph is perfect for starting your fishing day in hot Summer ...
Tying Recipe for Olive Gold Baetis Nymph: Hook: Demmon W633 #16 Thread: orange 8/0 Uni Body: Olive gold turkey biot Tail: Coq de leon - flor de escoba Dubb: Troutline pure squirrel dubb Hot Spot: tying thread orange Bead: tungsten in 2.3mm color gold Olive Gold Baetis Nymph is simple and efficient. These days a lot ...
