Materials used: Demmon DGS 902 BL #14Thread: brown- red-rustyBody: made of tying threadCoating: Troutline Perdigon resin – clearWing: CDC teal duck combined with Khaki – one feather of each colorHackle: one turn of brown hackle ( a tip here is to take out the barbs from one side! )Head made of thread coated with Troutline Perdigon ...
Materials used: Demmon DGS 902 BL #14Thread: blackBody: made of any kind of threadCoating: Troutline Perdigon resin - clearWing: CDC teal duck combined with Khaki - one feather of each colorHackle: one turn of brown hackle ( a tip here is to take out the barbs from one side! )Head made of black thread coated ...
Simple is sometimes imperative if you want to catch trout . For Spring fishing in lakes or deep pools with muddy water bank, midges and larvae in red are probably the most efficient pattern. Red can be made of floss, catgut, synthetic materials, uv resin colored in red or even mylar red strips. Here is ...
All of us know how efficient are hot spots. For 10 years or so a lot of nymphs tied with red, orange, chartreuse flooded the rivers. Nymphing is popular because is an effective style. More than that, you do not need to know casting, just loop the flies in front of you, pay ...
Macaw CDC Sedge , an ordinary Sedge tied with CDC on Demmon DSD 400BL is one of my favorite grayling dry fly. Materials: *body made of Macaw barb ( yellow/blue ) *thorax made of TroutLine pure squirrel dubb in natural *wing made of one feather of TroutLine natural grey CDC and 2 feathers of natural cream - Teal Duck ...
Spiders are great, spiders are efficient, spiders are simple deadly. Yellow version is one of them so here they are: Tying Recipe: *Demmon W633 #12 *Yellow thread *Thorax made of peacock 2-4 turns *Hackle – Partridge grey selected (neck area) Tyips in tying: use a simple yellow thread, silk is the classic one used but a synthetic body thread ...
Tying Recipe: *Demmon W633 #12 *Purple thread *Neck made of peacock 2-4turns *Hackle - Partridge grey selected, 2 turns. Its is probably the simplest wet fly to tie. But there is a small trick: the hackle should be tied as sparse as possible. To do that just pull out the barbs from one feather side.
Here are my 5 Nymphs that catch trout all the time. I use these flies for more than 3 years and I'm more than pleased :) I tested them on different rivers from Europe together with my friends. All of them reported great catch and great moments, lots of trout and grayling The combination of colors ...
If you are looking for trophy fish then you should take in consideration to use streamers. There are lots and lots of models, difficult to choose. For those who do not want to test all kind of flies and want to use what works, here are mine top 3 streamers for super deep pools from ...
Simple to tie even by a beginner, the Disco CDC Emerger works late in evenings when small nymphs are rising to emerge. Materials used: Hook Demmon G602 Thread: White Uni 70DEN Body: pearl tinsel Tail: synthetic white/blue dubbing tied sparse Thorax: Squirrel Dubbing in natural color Wing: 3CDC feathers for a size #12-14 hooks Hot Spot, ...
