I love fishing with nymphs in Spring. Caddis flies are my favorite imitations and one of my most used nymph is Peeping Caddis tied super simple. But sometimes I like to play at the tying vice and to make different variations. As you know, long winter time gives me all sort of ideas ...
It is an effective fly in England in winter time when grayling fishing is popular. The pattern is working well in all kind of waters but especially after rainy days or when the rivers get murky.Materials:Hook: long shank hook (Ahrex NS156)Body: Virtual Nymph Skin - transparentUnderbody: lead covered by threadCoating: UV resinSimilar Flieshttps://www.flytying.ro/squirmy-nymphs-an-all-around-pattern/ Squirmy wormshttps://www.flytying.ro/san-juan-worms-squirmies-and-all-kind-of-worm-nymphs/ San ...
This is a Czech type of gammarus and is tied in the purist way by Jan Tomecek.Hook: Demmon G 659Body: dark grey brownish herl from OstrichBack: Stretch body in transparentRibbing: grey brown nylonHot Spot: micro flash dubbing in hot pinkLegs and Antennae: Partridge grey barbs
This is a fly which needs a lot of tying operations: to cast the lead on the hook shank, then to inspect the scud shape. Then needs to be colored with porcelain special colors. Cooking in oven to obtain the basic undercolor body. Then applying the final color and cooking again to obtain de ...
Recipe:Hook - Demmon G602 #12Thread - Textreme Black 8/0Rib - Textreme Fl Orange FlossRib - UTC Olive wireBody- Troutline Super Spike DubbingShell - Sybai ShellbackAndy is a super talented tier and fisherman from UK which is a great friend with us and he helps us in developing materials.You can see how Andy is making this ...
The swimming GRHE nymph is very light variation of classic GRHE nymph. The fly is tied slim, delicate and without lead or tungsten wire. The reason stays in the style used to fish this fly: "NYMPHE À VUE" - the French unique nymphing style.Materials:Hook: barbless in size #14-18Thread: Veevus white or black GSP 30DENBody: Mad ...
If you fish in very slow running waters which are not deep and you see the fish eating then you need something small and appealing to it!One of my favourite small nymph ( tied on size #18-20 hooks ) is a peeping caddis. I love this model of nymph because is slim, delicate and ...
Here is a pimped nymph for trout. Ok, I agree, the "blink" can be disturbing :) but sometimes you need to use attractor flies :). I had situations when I noticed big trout in deep pools. Nothing was interesting enough to make those monsters to strike. In Spring I will visit those ...
Materials used:Hooks: Demmon DGH/DGS #14-16 Thread: White 60 DEN Uni Nylon Body: UV Ribbing fibers in pink Head: Black UV ResinThe fly was kept as a secret fly by a friend of mine from Czech Republic. Finally he revealed this model to me and he let me to publish the fly. I fished with ...
The English Pink Bug is well known on British Island. It is now a classic nymph super heavy and super efficient when we talk about grayling fishing in Winter. It is considered a must and is tied in different versions: with body made of pink dubbing or pink cdc or even lead wire ...
