PT7 Troutline Pheasant Tail nymph is simple to tie and effective in dark waters. What I like at this fly is the sparkle that can be seen very well by fish no matter how deep is the river or how muddy it is. I use it in cloudy and rainy days and for me is ...
This is by far my favorite olive dun. It was created by Jacques Boyko - a fantastic French fisherman (multiple champion with French Team, Team Captain and great fisherman guide )
Is not complicated to do, maybe a little bit fancy due to material used for body. But sometimes a colorful fly will work better than the classic ones. So here is a version of F Fly that works for me: Hook: Demmon D400 #12-18 Thread: Black 8/0 Body: Blue Macaw barb Wing: Troutline CDC Campbell
The pink collar PT Nymph is made to be simple and efficient. All of us know that a pheasant nymph variant will work from starting season till at the end of it. Adding a hot colored dubbing in recipe or a hot spot can be an efficient trigger sometimes. This version works for rainbow extremely well ...
Materials: Hook: Demmon Competition 900 BL #14 Thread: UTC 70DEN orange Tail::Brown Troutline Goose Biots Ribbing: Copper wire Body:Mad Dubbing- natural color Thorax: Mad Rabbit Dubbing Plus - Salt and pepper Thorax Cover: Troutline Mylar 2mm UV Band - Pearl Ice Legs: Partridge grey hackle First time I saw this nymph in the box of a very good friend. He told me that tied ...
This is my version, one of the most simple and easy to tie but effective nymph: Hook: Demmon 633 #12-18 Thread: Orange Uni 8/0 Body: pheasant fibers from pheasant tail feather from rooster Ribbing: Tinsel Thorax: Peacock Thorax cover: pheasant barbs Tail: pheasant barbs tips Bead: Tungsten Legs: pheasant barbs tips
The fly is simple, just a bunch of snow shoe fibers for wing, body made of dubbing and ribbed with tinsel ( I used perdigon flat tinsel in pearl color ). What is different compared with other similar flies is the hook. I tie this fly on jig because it ...
This is a great video where Barry is tying a caddis using catgut.
Tied on small and very small hooks, this nymph is extremely efficient for grayling. I do not understand exactly why, maybe because grayling is a very curious fish. I have it in my box tied in orange, purple and pink on size #14-16-18 hooks. Here is the recipe: Hook: Demmon G602 #14 Thread: orange or pink ...
Tying recipe: Hook Demmon G602 #8-12 Tying Thread: Yellow, Green or Chartreuse - Glo brite from veniard is great Underbody: lead wire 0.4mm Body: Catgut in caddis green Head: Black thread coated with UV resin or head cemment This model is simple and is tied in minimalist way . It is an effective nymph for trout, ...
