It is a fly fun to tie and catch trout late in July but also in September. I all kind of fish with this model: grayling not so often but trout a lot and barbel too. I have a few friends who use this green pupa in Austria and they are big fan of it. So, ...
We are very happy to have this dubbing back in stock. We had it back in 2005-2010 but was discontinued after 2011. Now we have this rabbit fur back in stock and we hope we will have it for long time. The Belgian rabbit fur is soft and nice with a little bit of speckled ...
I usually make this fly using Catgut Biothread in caddis green but this time I did it using the new nymph skin. It is a different approach, with dark marks to highlight the body segmentation. I consider it a good searching pattern which imitates small free swimming caddis. Can be tied as simple as ...
Stonfo brings us interesting news. This summer Stonfo offers us 4 new tying tools. All of them are interesting, useful, help fly fishermen to make better flies and very important: they have reasonable prices! As we are used to, on each product packaging there is information and helpful drawings on how to use the tools. Stonfo CDC ...
Rivers in Romania are small compared with those from other central and east Europe. If you expect to fish like in Poland, Montenegro, Croatia or Slovenia then is not the place for you. Here you will find wild short rivers, difficult to fish, with bears at almost every step.. But the surroundings are extraordinary ...
Sometimes you need very small nymphs to fish in super clear waters. Trout and grayling are eating very often some super small flies, something that we cannot see. Probably they are very small mayflies or buzzers or baetis nymphs, difficult to say. Here is a general pattern that I received from a French ...
Really not a complicated nymph but effective , very effective for trout in early Spring and for Rainbow Trout all season. It seems that pink bead is a great attractant for Rainbow and I noticed lots of interest from this fish. From Slovenia to Poland, this fly is doing his job very well. It is tied ...
I consider this simple fly a good searching pattern when caddis insects are abundant in water. In olive color, this fly imitates swimming larvae, free caddis and even adults who swim to the bottom of the rivers to lays eggs. The important thing here is the silver bead because it imitates the air bubble used ...
This fly catch fish, especially in the places where trout or grayling have enough time to check the flies. This model is not difficult to be tied but needs a little bit more time and more attention during tying steps. Hook: Daiichi 1190 BL - #16Weight: tungsten wireUnderbody: light grey threadBody: Troutline nymph Skin ...
Fumihiko Hirai is a super talented young Japanese filmmaker who made a superb close-up video about water insects. Enjoy his work and watch this video to understand better caddis flies, mayflies and stonflies. https://youtu.be/pjclXosRdyk
