Most modern nymphs include a strong orange or pink hotspot just behind the bead. It works very well, but in clear water or on pressured rivers this bright collar can sometimes be too much, especially when grayling and trout inspect the fly closely. In this variation, I prefer a more discreet approach which I learned from ...
The classic Walt's Worm is already a simple and effective nymph, but this version brings two important upgrades that make it even more reliable on the water. First, the ribbing is made with UV Peacock Tinsel, which adds a fine sparkle and increases the fly's visibility in deeper runs or slightly colored water. This subtle ...
Here’s a fly that’s easy to tie without any hassle: the Micro Caddis Pupa tied with Mojo Yarn. Any beginner in fly tying can make it. Of course, this fly can be tied with almost any material, but Mojo Yarn is especially suitable for small patterns. Tying tips: I highlighted the body segmentation by using nylon ...
Here are an updated list with most used colors from Coq de Leon Pardo. For those who are not familiar with these feathers Coq de Leon feathers are world-famous for their unique speckled pattern, incredible sheen, and exceptional durability. Originating from the León region of Spain, these feathers have been used by fly tiers for ...
I recently got my hands on some Spanish rooster feathers that, I’d say, are identical to the famous feathers from the roosters of Făgăraș. So, yesterday and this morning, I tied a few traditional-style wet flies. I first heard about these flies from Victor Țaruș — an exceptional fly angler and writer — who told me ...
I’m excited to introduce the latest additions to our Mojo Yarn collection—now available in beautifully mottled brown and olive shades! These new colors add an extra level of realism, making them perfect for tying lifelike, natural nymphs that blend seamlessly into the underwater environment. Here a brown generic mayfly nymph tied with Mojo new brown color: Whether ...
When the season begins, visibility can be a challenge—murky water, snowy water. low light or too bright light, and fish still adjusting to changing conditions. That’s when a bright, high-contrast nymph can make all the difference. This Green Perdigon, tied by my Spanish friend Dudu Sanz, is a perfect choice and I used it several ...
The new Mojo Nymph Yarn is made from a unique blend of wool and polyester, and provides a perfect balance of texture, durability and translucency. This mix gives your flies a buggy, natural appearance with just the right amount of semi-translucency—perfect for mimicking lifelike insect bodies. With a thickness of 300 DEN, Mojo Yarn is ...
The CDC (Cul de Canard) flies, particularly the Micro Olive Dun flies, are a popular choice among fly fishermen, especially for imitating mayflies and other small aquatic insects. There are numerous patterns of Micro Olive Dun flies, including different tying styles and materials. Some may incorporate a more traditional hackle or use a parachute ...
It is Autumn again and is time for dry fly fishing , especially with micro CDC flies and micro CDC emergers. I present you an emerger with CDC that floats excellently in any conditions. We all know that the CDC is quite sensitive and on fast waters it cannot sustain the fly for a long ...
