RK's Wired Pupa

This is one of my go-to midges all year long. I use techniques of two of my favorite flies, the "rojo midge" and the "poison tungsten". This midge pupa/ emerger pattern is tied on an AFF N201 (down-eye, 3x --long, humped-shank nymph hook). Again, Allen Fly Fishing continues to create excellent hooks at an excellent price. Check them out at www.allenflyfishing.com. I will generally tie size 16 through 18 when fishing lakes and size 20 through 22 for rivers. The size of the Ultra Wire I use depends on what size hook I am tying.
Brassie Ultra Wire / Size 14 or 16

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PB's buzzer #4
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WD-40 Bead Head Midge

For this tutorial, I chose a simple pattern that even the beginner tyer can handle, the WD-40. Modifying this pattern from the original, I chose Coq de Leon fibers for the tail and wing case. The addition of this fiber adds to the durability of the pattern, plus the fibers are mottled with great coloration. This specific pattern is tied a chocolate brown, but don't be afraid to also try black, olive, grey, and anything else would be representational on your home waters. Thanks for viewing, and feel free to leave comments/questions on this YouTube page or email me:
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Zebra Midge

Beginner's Fly Tying Series, Episode 11, Zebra Midge
Holsinger's Fly Shop brings you the simplest fly there is to tie, the Zebra Midge. I tied this easy little fly on a size 18 for video quality but fish this on small ones than that mostly down to a size 22. For all your fly tying needs please check out our website @ http You can also like us on Facebook and subscribe to our YouTube channel.

Zebra Midge (olive)
For this "Two Minute Tying" tutorial, I selected a great fly for any level of tyer, the Zebra Midge. In this pattern, tied is the color olive, of which the color is paired with a gold tungsten bead and thin copper wire. When tying black, gray, or cream Zebra Midges, I will switch the bead and wire to a silver color. Thanks for viewing this tutorial, and feel free to leave comments on this YouTube page or email me: tcammisa@gmail.com

Midge in the morning
A small little film from a gorgeous morning in New Zealand. Flat water, sunshine and hundreds of rainbows and browns feeding on a midge hatch for three hours. When we figured out how to catch them they queued up for our nets. Most fish were around the 1 kilo mark. Small fish for New Zealand, but they were all well-conditioned and strong fighters.

Floating midge
Excellent floating midge

Jailbird Midge
The Jailbird Midge is another highly effective midge pupa pattern for the Bighorn River and other places where midges are a prominent food source.

KF Buzzer
KF Buzzer Hook: Mustad C49S #12 Bead: Tungsten, black 2.3mm (or 3/32") Thread: Benecchi 12/0, black Rib: Krystal Flash, black Abdomen: Krystal Flash, light green translucent Thorax: SLF Prism, peacock Note: Clear varnish over abdomen Pattern and fly: Hans Weilenmann

Emerging midge
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Lil Patriot Midge
This pattern will work great in cold weather fishing situations. Especially tailwaters such as the Missouri River in winter. This fly is a trout magnet. The red and blue combiation of materials with lend hand in making this fly stand out in a crowd and get trout chasing your fly. Fish inhale midge larva, pupa and adults all day long in winter, so why not put something in front of their mouth you know they will have a pankering for. The Lil Patriot Midge does just that.

Forget-Me-Knot Midge
Tying the Forget Me Knot Midge, a neat little midge pupa made from colored nylon.

Palmer Midge

Top Secret Midge
The Top Secret Midge Pattern is a great pattern that will fool even the most selective trout. We personally tie this pattern with CDC and it can be fished as a nymph or an emerger. Try tying this in brown, red, and olive in sizes #16 and up.

Early Season Midge Pupa (Buzzer)
Materials used; Hook, Kamasan B110 size 10 Thread. UTC Black 70 Ribs, Black Flex Floss and Grey Turkey Body, Black thread Wing Buds, Polar Pearl Lite-Brite Thorax, Black thread Breathers, Polar Pearl Lite-Brite

About midges and bitches
This video is all about fly fishing for grayling in the wintertime, about mad and freaky enthusiasts who like the spirit of hunting this fishes with tiny little midges.

Duckfly Midge Pupa
Tying a Duckfly Midge Pupa by Davie McPhail. Materials Used; Hook, Kamasan B175 size 10 Thread, Black Uni 8/0 or UTC 70 Rib, Clear Wrap or Tinsel Body, Dyed Black Pheasant Tail Wingbuds, Gosse Biots dyed hot orange Thorax, Black Seals Fur or Sub mixed with Flashabou Rainbow Dubbing Tail and Breathers, Glo-Brite Floss N/16

Mosquito
Simple way to tie a mosquito.

Emerging Midge
A pretty simple emergent midge pattern tied on a rather unique hook. A few slight tweeks in color of thread and rib material and you can cover any midge on any given river at any given time. Have fun with this one.

The Holographic Grey Boy Buzzer
Tying the Holographic Grey Boy Buzzer by Davie McPhail. Materials Used; Hook, Kamazan B110 size 10 Thread, UTC 70 Black Ribs, White Uni-Flexx and Small Red Holographic Tinsel WingBuds, Lite-Brite Hanks Silver Holographic and Red Marker Pen Cover all with Lite Bug-Bond and then a coat of Fine Varnish to finish..