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Carp are a blast on the fly. Here's a collection of 19 of the most effective carp flies to help you hook into a big one.
- A GLIMPSE AT THE EVOLUTION OF THE MODERN NYMPH From MC Coetzer (MC Coetzer, one of South Africa’s most respected fly fishers, has taken part in inte...
Spring is when many Salmon fry start emerging from the gravel spawning beds they were born in. Warmer water temperatures generally start this "hatch" and it runs until summer runoff. When alevin start emerging from the gravel, the trout, Char and even Steelies really don't have a better source of food then a feeble swimming protein pack such as these young Salmon. Here is a pattern I came up with that with a little practice takes a couple minutes to tie. You will need: #10 or 8 egg hook, white thread, micro pearl Mylar tubing, orange yarn, Stick on eyes and Epoxy/Aquaseal = Krazy glue. The best way to fish it is like a Nymph or single egg. Floating line with some twist-ons and dead drifted with the occasional twich... be prepared to slay em! Remove the yarn from inside the Mylar tube, it makes it to thick. The hardest part of this pattern. Pinch the tubing and wrap a bit of thread close to the end of the tail and right up against your thumb were it is ridged. A few loose wraps followed by a couple tight ones and then hitch/ Whip finish and Krazy glue on the thread. Put some thread on the hook, you don't need to work it any further down then the top 1/3rd of the hook. Attach the other end of the tubing on the hook, try to keep it as thin and compact as you can. The body should be around 1.5x the hook length at max. Fold a very thin strip of yarn in half and tie in under the head of the fly. Trim the excess. Whip finish and throw some small stick on eyes on that sucker. Add epoxy or Aqua seal on the head of the fly and let er dry. Looks killer in the water and the fish don't stand a chance!
Mike Schmidt is a commercial fly tier currently based in Dublin, Ohio. Widely known as a "fish junky," Mike's true passion is streamer fishing, a…
[img] Egg-laying caddis imitation from Vince Wilcox. Tied here as a hydropsyche; change colors/size to suit your needs. hook -Dai Riki 280 #16...
I've been fishing this fly since Labor Day 2014 and it performs. The fly is super easy to tie, fairly budget friendly, and weedless. As ther...
- A GLIMPSE AT THE EVOLUTION OF THE MODERN NYMPH From MC Coetzer (MC Coetzer, one of South Africa’s most respected fly fishers, has taken part in inte...
Hiya all..... Here are a couple of Hybrid flies I have tied. The first one is basically all Chartreuse,the second being a mixture of claret,olive and hot orange with some UV flash thrown in as well! All are tied on Mustad 34007 stainless hooks,not because they need to be stainless I just like that particular pattern of hook and I happen to have them in stainless!
Step 1 Put appropriate sized black tungsten bead on TMC 200R hook (size 7/64 bead on #14 hook). To tie the Basalt version use a TMC 2499SP-BL hook. Step 2 Using Lt. Cahill 6/0 Uni-Thread tie in both X-Small black UTC Ultra Wire and Small olive UTC Ultra Wire. Apply small amount of head cement to the wires to “marry” them together. Step 3 Build a fat butt of the abdomen with the Lt. Cahill thread, then tie off and trim. Step 4 Switch to olive Lagartun or UTC thread and continue building up the tapered abdomen, leaving a small amount of the light yellow butt exposed. Step 5 Wrap the duel wires forward and tie off behind the black bead and trim both thread and wire. Step 6 Coat entire abdomen with a liberal amount of Loon UV Knot Sense and set using UV light. This will immediately set up hard, but may have a slightly matt finish, so coat with thin layer of Hard-as-Hull head cement. Step 7 Tie on legs using 3 or 4 fibers of Gadwall flank feather on either side. Step 8 Tie in some exceptionally bushy, dark grey ostrich herl and wrap forward. Step 9 Create small dubbing rope using Dave Whitlock SLF Hellgrammite. Step 10 Wrap dubbing rope up to the black bead and whip finish. Apply small amount of head cement over knot. Watch Tying Video!
Keeping on with the pink shrimp theme there is no doubt that Torben Gosch's Glimmerrejen and its variations have produced numerous amount of sea trout in the past years.
Once anglers achieve success with streamers, they often focus intently on fishing big flies. The reason is simple and well known: big flies catch big fish. There's also a rush that comes with streamer fishing that doesn't come with other brands of fly fishing. Streamer fishing is distinctly different than dry fly fishing and nymphing and in most respects is more dynamic and varied terrain. Unlike these other tactics where following a few basic rules can lead to consistent success, the streamer fisherman needs to approach the water with a more predatory, evaluative eye in order to produce results. Photo: A.J. Swentosky. Streamer fishing is about the world of swimming prey. Whether that prey is smaller trout, baitfish such as minnows, sculpins, leeches or something else entirely -- it swims. And imitating a swimming creature requires a different skill set and approach than imitating a drifting or floating one. Beginner streamer anglers will often try to apply the rules of the dry fly and nymphing worlds to that of the streamer fishing world and end up frustrated when the results don't come.
Smelt.v2 This is my second Smelt pattern... A friend send me a photo of Smelt in his river asking can I tie this little minnow...
This actually is a picture of Mt. Jefferson with a world famous trout river at its base. If you are a fly fisherman, you probably will know it. This ring is 9mm wide at the top. It tapers to 6mm at the bottom. It features detailed carving. And this ring is made in sterling silver. Price listed is for finger sizes to 11, and we can go larger by quote. I make these one at a time, to your finger size. Before ordering, please check our policy page for very important information regarding our current work and delivery schedule, shipping, and much more: http://www.etsy.com/shop/BandScapes/policy We are able to do inside-ring engraving in this band. This is a nice way to include a personal message, a date, or a bit of sentiment. Cost runs 10.00 set-up, plus 1.00 per letter. There is room inside for roughly 25-30 characters and spaces. Please inquire with any questions. We can bill separately for the engraving. I am a studio goldsmith, and have been making jewelry and doing custom jewelry for close to 30 years. I JUST LOVE GOING INTO MY STUDIO TO MAKE STUFF. Thank you very much.
How to tie a summer nymph. Flymage Fly Tying Video Series: Chapter #7 Summer nymph. By Mikel Elexpuru.. Flymage Fly Fishing Magazine www.flymage.net .Serie de…
With the Fall season well into its own, an exciting time is upon us in the fly fishing world...streamer fishing. Streamer fishing is a fun, fast-paced method of fly fishing.
I was contemplating tying up some enticing streamer patterns for some large mouth bass that eluded my last year but will succumb this year to my creations. I thought of Simon Graham, a guru of stre…