Nymph fly patterns

The Universal Nymph is a great searching pattern originated by Steve Schweitzer and was published on Globalflyfisher website many years ago. It’s still a great pattern even these days Materials: Hook: Demmon Competition 900 BL #14 Thread: UTC 70DEN orange Tail::Brown Troutline Goose Biots Ribbing: Copper wire Body:Mad Dubbing- natural color or Spiky Dubb – Continue Reading

These 8 trout fly patterns are great to tie during the quarantine as we all stay home. These patterns are sure to fill your net in the coming months!

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Adam Martin is a talented angler and an incredible fly tier. We are very fortunate that he has agreed to join the blog. Here is his first post. Welcome to the team, Adam! I want to say thank you fo…

The Blue Winged Olive (BWO) nymph is a a classic pattern that has proved itself time and time again on the water. In this video, Fly Tyer contributor, Barry Clarke teaches us to tie this effective pattern.

Buckskin Nymph

Here are a list of Euro Nymph fly patterns.

How to tie a Black Stonefly Nymph Fly Pattern: Step-by-Step tying instructions. Fly Fishing; Fly Tying; Trout Fishing.

Georgi Damsel fly Nymph Fly Pattern - How to Tie & Fish this Productive Damselfly Nymph Fly Pattern on the Stillwater Trout Lakes of the BC Interior!

The swimming GRHE nymph is very light variation of classic GRHE nymph. The fly is tied slim, delicate and without lead or tungsten wire. The reason stays in the style used to fish this fly: “NYMPHE À VUE” – the French unique nymphing style. Materials: Hook: barbless in size #14-18 Thread: Veevus white or black Continue Reading

Damsel Nymph …

A classic nymph will work always. But if will catch fish all the time and if it will work perfectly, then new nymphs will not appear in fly boxes. Everybody will stay on those classic 10-15 flies:) Gold Ribbed Hare Ear also known as GRHE is one of those classic nymph. It is tied simple, Continue Reading

Here are my 5 Nymphs that catch trout all the time. I use these flies for more than 3 years and I’m more than pleased 🙂 I tested them on different rivers from Europe together with my friends. All of them reported great catch and great moments, lots of trout and grayling The combination of Continue Reading

Bellow are out Top 5 Nymphs that we use when fishing season starts. During years of fishing I selected only a few nymphs that I use together with my friends and team members.These flies gave me fish all the time. No matter if I went for fishing in Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Austria or Italy, Continue Reading

PaulRoberts posted: Often the first fishing for bug-eaters I do every year is the early Baetis activity. Then…the Baetid activity just continues throu...

This classic nymph pattern uses pheasant tail fibers to form its tailing, body, wing case, and legs. Gold ribbing helps to simulate a segmented body while adding a little flash. Pearlescent peacock herl finishes out the fly. It can be weighted with a lead wire underbody over the thorax area.

I like catgut because provides a super realistic look to my flies. Nymphs tied with this material are looking fabulous and can be tied in different ways and in different colors. Another great points for this fly tying material: super durable relative easy to work with ( need to be wet a little bit when Continue Reading

The Hare and Copper trout nymph is relatively easy to tie. One of the most popular nymph pattern used to fish for trout in New Zealand.