Materials used: Hook: Maruto D23 BL #14-18 Thread: Underbody thread yellow or grey Thread: Tying thread 17/0 Uni Body: brown or rusty biot Tail: Coq de leon corzuno oscuro Thorax: Troutline Super Spike Dubbing - natural color Bead: Tungsten is what I used mostly in gold copper or silver When you fish it I recommend to ...
Materials used: Hook: Maruto D23 BL #14-18 Thread: Underbody thread yellow or light olive Thread: Tying thread red - as hot spot only Body: light olive biot Tail: Coq de leon corzuno oscuro Thorax: Troutline Super Spike Dubbing - natural color A few tips : use only neutral colors for underbody because when the fly gets ...
This fly is in my top 5 list when I have to choose a floating caddis fly. I use this model from 2010, means 8 years ago. It is simple to tie and efficient. What is great at this fly: can be fished on slow running water, medium water and strong currents without being afraid ...
After years of fishing in different rivers from Poland down to Italy, here are my recommended 11 nymphs for the end of June and all July. I have 4 types of flies : buggers caddis flies PT variants and micros (usually perdigon or frenchies) worms A bugger for me is a nymph with a spiky look. Practically ...
The Ager river is situated in Upper Austria and flows from the beautiful lake Attersee. The Ager is tributary of the mighty Traun, another great fly fishing destination from this beautiful country. When snow is melting or is a local heavy rain you will find this river favorable for fly fishing almost all the ...
Tying Materials: Hook: Demmon 633 #16 Thread: Uni Trico 17/0 Tail: Coq de Leon pardo Body: Troutline UV Flat Perdigon Tinsel - Pearl Coating: Troutline UV Resin Bead: Tungsten in copper color
Something simple to tie and extremely efficient in the same time: A CDC Summer Spinner! Materials used: Tail: Coq de Leon Indio Rubion or Indio Medio Body: one long CDC feather in tobacco color Wing: 2 feathers of natural grey CDC Thread: brown Hook: Maruto D23 BL #12-18
The Universal Nymph is a great searching pattern originated by Steve Schweitzer and was published on Globalflyfisher website many years ago. It's still a great pattern even these days Materials: Hook: Demmon Competition 900 BL #14 Thread: UTC 70DEN orange Tail::Brown Troutline Goose Biots Ribbing: Copper wire Body:Mad Dubbing- natural color or Spiky Dubb - natural color Thorax: Mad Rabbit Dubbing ...
I consider this fly one of the most versatile and easy to tie CDC Spinner. Can be used also as a dun too. What is nice at this fly is how easy and fast can be tied in the same time. The body is made of CDC, wings also, practically a fly that will float ...
This type of fly was started to be tied long time ago. The fly is effective for fishing in slow running rivers, or deep pools when you have to play it on short distance. The fly should be used and kept behind rocks to induce the fish attack. What is different at these type ...
