It is a simple and elegant Loop Emerger tied with hackle made of guard fur from Hare. The fly suits perfectly for fast flowing rivers and the water print is very similar with the water print from a real insect.
Tying a Trout Bug for Early Season
Big, fat and ugly bug will work all the time when the new fishing season starts. Here is one that works excellent because has enough sparkle to attract the fish and is discrete enough to not scare it. My advice is to use big flies because: big means protein for fish will not scare the fish ...
Tying a GRHE Bug with CDC Hackle
Materials: Hook: Demmon DGH 900 BL #10-16 Thread: Fluo Orange Body: Troutline Mad Rabbit Dubbing or Spiky Dubb in natural color Ribbing: UV White Ribbing fiber Thorax Dubbing: Troutline Thorax Dubbing Dark Hackle: CDC Khaki Campbell, natural mallard grey or dyed grey Campbell Our tricks: * just let the barbs of the CDC long enough to move better in water. ...
Tying a Peeping Caddis
Material used: Demmon DJS 300 BL #12 Thread: any kind you like Head:Troutline UV Body Ribbing - chartreuse or lime green Hackle: Partridge Hackle - grey neck feathers Body: Troutline Thorax Dubbing - dark color When and how to fish this fly: *perfect for Spring fishing *must have nymph for fishing in deep pools *trout live this fly all season *deadly in fast flowing waters Not ...
Tying a GRHE with legs
Hook: Demmon ST900 #12 Lead wire Thread: yellow body thread Dubbing: spiky hare dubbing Ribbing: oval silver tinsel Tail: guard hare fibers Thorax cover: pheasant narns coated with UV Resin for durability Legs: pheasant tips combined with partridge Thorax Dubbing: Spiky Hare dubbing Anybody can add his personal touch.In the end is very important to test and see how fish respond :) Cheers and happy ...
Tying a PT Variant with collar dubbing thorax
If you want to make a PT with spiky thorax that will be loved by trout and grayling then the dubbing loop technique is the best: Why to do this? *because the dubbing will stay more sparse *the colors and the texture will look nice and buggy *more durable
Tying a generic Mayfly with Catgut
Materials: Demmon 900 BL #12-16 Thread: Yellow Under Body Thread Body: catgut size S natural color Gills: Ostrich cream Thorax: CDC Dyed Khaki - fixed in dubbing loop Legs:Partridge Dubbing: Spiky Dubbing - natural creamy-grey And here it is when gets wet :) I really love how it looks!
Skating CDC and Hare Sedge
Materials: Demmon D400 BL #12-16 Thread: UTC 70 Denier Red Body: Troutline Spiky Dubbing Light Olive Ribbing - Troutline UV Flat Perdigon - blue Wing: CDC Dyed Khaki - fixed in dubbing loop Hackle:Hare Guard fibers - natural - fixed in dubbing loop The fly developed to cast easily at high distance and to float on the surface of the water. ...
Tying Video – Green Lantern Perdigon
Here is a video with step by step about how I tie Green Lantern Perdigon. Like all perdigon type of nymphs this one is sinking fast due to slim profile and because the body is coated with resin. Usually on perdigon nymphs the bead is oversized compared with the classic proportions of nymphs. That ...
How to tie a Wet May Fly for trout with Zsolt Gyorfi
Zsolt is a great fly tier who lives in Transylvania (Romania) and is known for his flies and his guiding services in that part of the country. Bellow you can see how is tying a Wet May Fly which is efficient at the end of May and in June on river Mures and river Tarnava ...
