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Disguising a bead by turning it into a head with multifaceted insect eyes

This fly lives up to its name. In fact, silk ribbon is the only material used to tie it, apart from hook, bead and thread

This odd, multi-legged thingy named after a species found as a Cambrian fossil has a strange appeal to trout

A productive zonker pattern tied with synthetic fur. Easy to tie, easy to cast.

Italy based Romanian fly fisher Lucian Vasies ties an easy, wiggly nymph, which is very efficient for his local black bass - and probably many other species too.

One of the ways to fish small, fast, rocky streams is Czech nymphing with microjigs.