Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear Nymph
Detailed instructions for tying a Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear Nymph (GRHE).

American Pheasant Tail Nymph
Detailed instructions for tying an American Pheasant Tail Nymph.

Cecil's Sparkle Pheasant Tail Nymph
This is a fly Cecil has been wanting to get some footage of for some time. The Sparkle Pheasant tail Nymph is one of those simple flies that is very effective. Cecil walks you through two different versions of this fly and talk at length about fishing the fly, it's history and other effective variations. Plus, because no fly tying session is boring, especially when a camera is turned on, we decided to include a few outtakes on this on. Comedians are we!

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:
tcammisa@gmail.com

Copper King Nymph
This fly tying video will walk you through the steps on how to tie a copper king nymph. Tied by Ryan Spillers

Poxyback Microstone Stonefly
Poxyback Microstone Stonefly Fly Tying Instructions and Directions

Red Fox Squirrel Nymph

Hook: Nymph hook 3XL #14
Thread: Benecchi 12/0, tobacco
Rib: Tinsel, gold fine oval
Tail: Red Fox Squirrel guard hairs - sparse
Abdomen: Red Fox Squirrel; SLF Finesse, pale olive; amber antron - mixed
Thorax: Red Fox Squirrel - in split thread
Legs (optional): Brown partridge
Originator: Dave Whitlock, Fly: Hans Weilenmann

Fall Special

A short fly tying video showing how to tie a Fall Special Nymph. This bead head fly is tied using a #16 nymph hook, but this simple pattern can be tied to match the hatch. I use the Fall Special just about all year, and especially August through October. I believe that this pattern looks like a drowned PMD Spinner or perhaps a struggling nymph. This fly will work best whenever you see brown or rusty spinners over the water. If you have ever considered fly fishing in the Colorado Rockies, this is your year. Recent years of low water have made the hatches bountiful and long lasting.

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Little Red Bead Head Nymph

A Little Red Bead Head is one of the best nymphs for trout everywhere. This little mayfly imitation can be used year round but works best in the Spring and Summer, especally during the PMD Hatch. Similar bead head flies include the Copper John's and Carrot Nymph in sizes #16 - #20. As simple as it looks to tie, this easy nymph pattern will catch fish. Capt. Matt is a fly fishing guide out of Aspen, Colorado. Guided float trips are a sure way to have success in a most beautiful setting. Go to http://riplips.com for information and booking.

Classic Bead-Head Pheasant Tail
Classic Bead-Head Pheasant Tail by Clark "Cheech" Pierce. Here is one of the classic fly patterns. Can't go wrong with the pheasant tail.

Bead Head Caddis Larva
Easy caddis larva.

Evazote Splitback PMD nymph
This fly highlights the prominent split back attribute of pre-hatch PMD nymphs

Bead Head Soft Hackle Pheasant Tail
Detailed instructions for tying a Bead Head Soft Hackle Pheasant Tail

Ice Wing Hares Ear Nymph
The good old Hare's Ear Nymph is demonstrated in this video. Ice Wing Fiber and Clear Cure Goo add depth and UV to the fly making it fish even better.

Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear
Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear has been around for at least 100 years, and for good reason. It Works!

Possie Bugger Nymph
Possie Bugger Nymph Fly Tying Instructions and How To Tie Tutorial and Recipe

Micro Nymph
French-inspired micro-nymph fly pattern for nymphing.

Summer Nymph
Flymage Fly Tying Video Series: Chapter #7 Summer nymph. By Mikel Elexpuru. In Spanish but with subtitles.

The Shark Caddis
Tied during the "Tying the Caddis Lifecycle Class" on 04/06/12. See the original article here on GFF.

Olive Quill Jig Nymph
Here is the first in a series of Jig Style weighted nymphs for use with any euro or tight line nymphing rig. This pattern is a light olive version that is working quite well currently as a representation of a baetis type nymph or any olive colored medium to small mayfly nymph, or caddis larva. Jig style nymphs are very deadly fish catchers and should be in every nymph fisherman's rotation.