- Bauer’s Pike Kicker
https://youtu.be/RlSf2EpwUgM?si=BB7X8kWVez1iE8sT Niklaus Bauer makes wonderful pike flies that play beautifully in the water. Here also with wiggle/dragon and wave tail.His flies are very fishy. I enjoyed it in Finland.
- Learn How to Tie a Pike Fly by Niklaus Bauer
https://youtu.be/-pqC_fpxUpM?si=7QpJn5ip96QAO6X_ For large flies, tube flies are suitable. Tied to synthetics, they are still throwable even in the wet state. Niklaus Bauer makes wonderful pike flies that play beautifully in the water. And also explains great how it goes. And…
- Magic Minnow
https://youtu.be/_M0raqRaSTg?si=Ry0uOO_VpPG-qClE It takes a little practice until the body looks the way you like it. But the pattern is definitely common. Tied with the synthetic fibers, the pattern absorbs only a little with water and can also be cast well…
- Muddler Minnow with Davie McPhail
https://youtu.be/tP4JWFgZFhw?si=E1F5d9Abof1Tej15 I always caught the Muddler very well. With his broad head, he generates a pressure wave in the water, which is well perceived by the fish even in cloudy water. Thus, despite its inconspicuous coloration, it is also found…
- The Woolly Bugger
https://youtu.be/7Ku1-lnkKzI?si=_HZPLBp1jxaJ3ySD The Woolly Bugger (often black) is probably one of the most famous streamer patterns ever. Here in the olive variant. Whether fished light-heartedly with sinktip, bound with gold head or conehead, this pattern catches the predatory fish species in…
https://youtu.be/RlSf2EpwUgM?si=BB7X8kWVez1iE8sT Niklaus Bauer makes wonderful pike flies that play beautifully in the water. Here also with wiggle/dragon and wave tail.His flies are very fishy. I enjoyed it in Finland.
https://youtu.be/-pqC_fpxUpM?si=7QpJn5ip96QAO6X_ For large flies, tube flies are suitable. Tied to synthetics, they are still throwable even in the wet state. Niklaus Bauer makes wonderful pike flies that play beautifully in the water. And also explains great how it goes. And…
https://youtu.be/_M0raqRaSTg?si=Ry0uOO_VpPG-qClE It takes a little practice until the body looks the way you like it. But the pattern is definitely common. Tied with the synthetic fibers, the pattern absorbs only a little with water and can also be cast well…
https://youtu.be/tP4JWFgZFhw?si=E1F5d9Abof1Tej15 I always caught the Muddler very well. With his broad head, he generates a pressure wave in the water, which is well perceived by the fish even in cloudy water. Thus, despite its inconspicuous coloration, it is also found…
https://youtu.be/7Ku1-lnkKzI?si=_HZPLBp1jxaJ3ySD The Woolly Bugger (often black) is probably one of the most famous streamer patterns ever. Here in the olive variant. Whether fished light-heartedly with sinktip, bound with gold head or conehead, this pattern catches the predatory fish species in…