- Tying to One Feather Nymph
https://youtu.be/qYtyVjuVeSM?si=WoKCmmoeBnaMdtgy Simple built and fast bound I like this pattern sher well. I don’t have that many CDCs, so I have only bound a few of them. But I’m sure I’m going to tie up some more. I like the…
- Fullback – Woven Nymph
https://youtu.be/EXIIVrA58e0?si=5mDiiJNUzIOh1q5W If classic tying is not enough, his nymphs can also knott. Also visually knotted nymps are a highlight to look at. And as you can see in this tutorial, they also look very natural. I tied this pattern a…
- A Top Grayling Nymph with Davie McPhail
https://youtu.be/sgBnFO1rG30?si=P5fIF19qjK3NYO37 This, or in this style bound nymphs are not to be imagined in the flybox. Whether for gray or trout, this type pattern always goes.
- Gammarus/Scud Nymph
https://youtu.be/RBMlmEQGs6U?si=BUaqWhw0WazNcn4d Crab (Gammarus fossarum) or Gammarus pulex are in many European waters to the typical creek inhabitants and thus to the well-known food of the fish. The pattern in this tutorial convinces me very much of the look, as it…
- Red Tag CDC Jig Nymph
https://youtu.be/Vg3Mpap35Hg?si=yxttcF-OYpyPlbNd I think this pattern is best known in the context of gray fishing. But also with trout, the Red Tag and its variants are very popular. It is a very catchy attractor/stimulator nymph.
- Copper John Nymph
https://youtu.be/Fy9IUUae3FU?si=CmtJ1STiOWZwJBzm One of the most beautiful nymphs I think. Certainly also a classic among the patterns that almost everyone knows. You can probably find this pattern in almost every fly fishing shop. Tied small, this pattern is also very popular…
- Fly tying Hare’s Ear Nymph variant with Barry Ord Clarke
https://youtu.be/jSuORvqOSCc?si=YO-1mGdQZ85Qhdvg In addition to the Pheasant Tail Nymph, another classic, the Hare’s Ear. Also these can be tied with wire winding as in this tutorial or with gold head ()see here). A must have nymph in every box.
- Gold Ribbed Hare’s Ear Nymph
https://youtu.be/fDGmD8Zlcqw?si=fLfo0IWzLUfutHOn In addition to the Pheasant Tail Nymph, another classic, the Hare’s Ear. Also these can be used with gold head as in this tutorial or with wire winding ()see here) binding. A must have nymph in every box.
- American Pheasant Tail Nymph
https://youtu.be/oRMWxob305o?si=lWecJswE7Rh9GTHN One of the classics of nymphs. You can tie them light-heartedly, with gold head or wire (leadfree round wire). The nymph decreases correspondingly at different speeds per variant. So it is a catchy pattern for almost all water. And…
https://youtu.be/qYtyVjuVeSM?si=WoKCmmoeBnaMdtgy Simple built and fast bound I like this pattern sher well. I don’t have that many CDCs, so I have only bound a few of them. But I’m sure I’m going to tie up some more. I like the…
https://youtu.be/EXIIVrA58e0?si=5mDiiJNUzIOh1q5W If classic tying is not enough, his nymphs can also knott. Also visually knotted nymps are a highlight to look at. And as you can see in this tutorial, they also look very natural. I tied this pattern a…
https://youtu.be/sgBnFO1rG30?si=P5fIF19qjK3NYO37 This, or in this style bound nymphs are not to be imagined in the flybox. Whether for gray or trout, this type pattern always goes.
https://youtu.be/RBMlmEQGs6U?si=BUaqWhw0WazNcn4d Crab (Gammarus fossarum) or Gammarus pulex are in many European waters to the typical creek inhabitants and thus to the well-known food of the fish. The pattern in this tutorial convinces me very much of the look, as it…
https://youtu.be/Vg3Mpap35Hg?si=yxttcF-OYpyPlbNd I think this pattern is best known in the context of gray fishing. But also with trout, the Red Tag and its variants are very popular. It is a very catchy attractor/stimulator nymph.
https://youtu.be/Fy9IUUae3FU?si=CmtJ1STiOWZwJBzm One of the most beautiful nymphs I think. Certainly also a classic among the patterns that almost everyone knows. You can probably find this pattern in almost every fly fishing shop. Tied small, this pattern is also very popular…
https://youtu.be/jSuORvqOSCc?si=YO-1mGdQZ85Qhdvg In addition to the Pheasant Tail Nymph, another classic, the Hare’s Ear. Also these can be tied with wire winding as in this tutorial or with gold head ()see here). A must have nymph in every box.
https://youtu.be/fDGmD8Zlcqw?si=fLfo0IWzLUfutHOn In addition to the Pheasant Tail Nymph, another classic, the Hare’s Ear. Also these can be used with gold head as in this tutorial or with wire winding ()see here) binding. A must have nymph in every box.
https://youtu.be/oRMWxob305o?si=lWecJswE7Rh9GTHN One of the classics of nymphs. You can tie them light-heartedly, with gold head or wire (leadfree round wire). The nymph decreases correspondingly at different speeds per variant. So it is a catchy pattern for almost all water. And…