Are you struggling to keep track of your fly in low-light conditions or under intense sunlight? You’re not alone! In this post, I’ll share my way to creating a highly visible emerger pattern that works in all lighting situations. Whether you’re fishing on overcast days or under bright, glaring sunlight, this fly will make sure ...

Hey everyone! Welcome to the blog! Lately, I've been "cleaning" up as the fishing season comes to a close. It’s that time of year when I gather all my scattered equipment—boxes, reels, rods, waders—and put everything in order. With winter approaching, I want to make sure I’m not searching everywhere for my gear when the ...

Midge flies are highly effective in fly fishing. Here are some reasons why midges are considered great for trout fishing: year-round availability and abundant food source. The tiny black midges are all over, in lakes and in rivers, in winter but in summer, spring, autumn at the same time. These are the main reasons to ...

I forgot to add this video I published on my youtube channel so here it is : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSqqj-Dsk9M&t=15s Czech nymphs are a key part of Czech-style nymphing, a highly effective fly-fishing technique that originated in Eastern Europe and has gained worldwide popularity. These nymphs are designed to mimic various aquatic insects, especially caddis larvae and other bottom-dwelling ...

Here’s a video demonstrating how easy it is to tie a size 18-22 parachute emerger. The quality of the materials is crucial: using ultra-thin thread and high-quality CDC feathers makes a big difference. The Sumo 10DEN thread is perfect for this task, and when combined with Perdigon Body thread and Perdigon UV tinsel, you can ...

To make this model, you’ll need a bit more time compared to a simple fly. If you want to create small and efficient flies that float well and maintain their balance, then this type of fly is an excellent choice. Tying a fly with a standard rooster hackle on hooks smaller than size 16 can ...

Bright green nymphs are great attractor patterns. This model can be particularly effective in murky water where a flash of color can grab a fish's attention. When algae blooms occur, the water can take on a greenish tinge. Green nymphs can blend in slightly while still offering some contrast, potentially attracting fish feeding on the ...