In the early modern years of fly fishing and fly tying the dubbing was limited to various natural fibers. In East Europe like Romania, Bulgaria, ex Yugoslavia, Poland and ex Czechoslovakia the main source for this materials was hare, rabbit, sheep and even shepherd dogs. Rabbit Dubbing Muskrat Dubbing The natural fibers cut in different sizes and added using dubbing ...
Gammarus nymph is an interesting aquatic insect and represent a great source of food for trout, grayling and barbel. Tying gammarus nymph was never easy even for pro tiers. But time is changing and new materials arrived on the market. This time a new and innovative material that helps river fishermen and tiers to make ...
The Gold Ribbed Hare Nymph is probably one of the oldest nymph used by fishermen. Back in the past this nymph was tied differently and was upgraded in time. First was an ugly fly with dubbing all over the hook shank and a few turns of gold tinsel. Now , with the same material for ...
Gold Ribbed Hare Nymph - Variant Recipe of tying material used for tying this nymph: Hook: Daiichi D1180 #12 Weight : lead foil or lead wire Tail: Hair fibers from wild rabbit Ribbing: Oval Tinsel in gold color Body : Troutline Super Spike Dubbing or Troutline Buggy Dubbing Torax Case: Guard hair fibers from wild rabbit Thread: Uni 8/0- black Side view of GRHE ...
The Micro Nymph tied bellow with Catgut Biothread is a fly used in East Europe for his realistic look and for "easy to be tied" fact. A fly like this is efficient for his generic aspect and can be considered a search type of pattern. In fact this pattern is tied with body made of ...
Nothing complicated but very efficient for fishing grayling and trout using "peche a vue " - the french technique of fishing with micro nymphs. Tying this micro nymph is not complicated and is not time consuming. Every fisherman or beginner tier can make this fly in aprox 5min. Material used: Hook: Maruto D82 BL #16 or Demmon DSN ...
Sometimes late in Autumn time when rivers are very low and crystal clear is very difficult to fish. Normally the outside temperature is low, around 5 Celsius and the insects don't fly. Grayling can be seen in groups in low fast water and will be difficult to catch. When you see them you are ready ...
We love to bring a little bit of innovation in fly tying world. The new ribbing materials like pearl and UV fibers rapidly became a "must have tying material" in fly tying world. Is no matter if you fish in lakes, rivers or saltwater waters, this material start to be love by the most skilled fishermen. ...
Materials used: Hooks : Demmon DGH 900 #12 Thread : 8/0 Uni - black Body : trouline emerger dubbing Ribbing: Peacock Uni tinsel Hackle: partridge ultra selected from troutline Bead: tungsten size 3mm in cooper color
Materials used: Fly Hook: Demmon fly hooks DGS barbless #16-12 Thread: Uni Trico 17/0 Body: CDC pure dubbing Wing : Ultra Selected CDC feathers or other CDC feathers that you like
