I tied a few nymphs with the new Squirmy wormy materials. made in USA by Spirit River this soft type silicone based material started to be very popular in tying world. Is used mainly for tying worm types of flies also called San Juan Worm flies. Compared with traditional materials like dubbing, chenille, threads and ...
Fishing in lakes means buzzers. There are lot of models but why you shouldn't try to tie a buzzer with catgut? Here is a model tied with red catgut biothread from Troutline. Looks normal when the material is wet but when gets wet looks really nasty! :) And here the same fly but wet: You can ...
This GRHE CDC Variant is a fly that I use mostly in the first part of the season. I like it very much together with classic GRHE and nymphs tied with pheasant barbs. Usually when water is fast flowing I use a simple GRHE but when the level is low and I have to induce ...
A buzzer full of "blood". Trout from lakes will love it all season
Troutline Olive Buzzer is a classic buzzer considered one of the most efficient buzzer for lake fishing and is used when midges start to hatch. This buzzer by our Troutline Pro Staff members and is tied with Devaux herl died in olive, pearl ass and torax made of natural spikey dubbing from Troutline The fly is popular ...
Trout Line have a new product for fly tiers : UV Resin in 2 types: classic type with low viscosity and high penetration and thick type with medium viscosity and slow penetration! The UV Resin is used in tying world by fishermen who don't want to apply multiple layers of head cement to obtain a nice and ...
Materials used: Hook: Demmon ST 700 BL #8 Marabou: Peach Body: UV Fritz Coral Thread: Uni 6/0 from Uni Canada Eyes: Double green eyes How to use: is is a simple streamer to tie but very efficient in lakes and rivers where stock fish are present can be used as top fly on sinking line or a floating line. retrieving using rollipop technique or figure ...
In a short period of time from now on a plenty of Danica will fly over rivers. It is better to be prepared with a couple of weeks before and to have a few effective nymph imitations of Ephemera Danica because trout will start eating them in great frenzy. The nymph that I recommend you is ...
In realistic fly tying world you need a tone of patience, a lot of expensive and rare materials and to be a skillful and talented tier. A nymph or an emerger or a dry fly tied in this way will take at least half hour to finish. At least , because I saw flies ...
This is an old series of catgut micro nymphs tied 6 years ago for grayling in North Transylvania. I tied them on small hooks from size #14 down to #18. I was impressed by natural shades and colors, how looks the material when is wet and I was impressed by the texture very close ...
