Black PT with Pink Ribbing

When autumn arrives and the water cools down, grayling and trout often react best to flies tied in darker shades with a subtle touch of color.
But the combination of black with pink or orange has always been one of my most effective choices during this season (when I want to induce the fish attack, this combination of color is very stimulating for grayling).
Tying tips: -A few things to take into considerations:
-From my own experience, curved hooks create a more natural and efficient profile compared to straight-shank ones, giving the fly that little extra “life” in the current.
-For best results, I recommend tying these nymphs small — size 16 or even down to 18.
-To add durability, make the ribbing with both tinsel and wire — apply the wire over the tinsel. In this case I preferred to use uv pearl pink borealis tinsel with red wire to create an extra contrast.
Materials:
-Hook - curved caddis - Demmon Supreme C400
https://www.troutline.ro/demmon-supreme-competition-c400-bl-caddis-hook
-Thread-Perdigon Body thread black color
-Body and Tail: black pheasant tails
-Ribbing: Red flat wire tinsel
-Second Ribbing: Borealis Pink UV Perdigon Tinsel
https://www.troutline.ro/troutline-perdigon-uv-flat-tinsel
-Thorax: Hot Spot Dubbing - dark colours
https://www.troutline.ro/troutline-hot-spot-dubbing-18736
-Bead: Tungsten silver
https://www.troutline.ro/fly-tying-materials/tungsten/classic-tungsten-…
-Hot Spot Thread - Grip 10/0 - orange -HDR
https://www.troutline.ro/troutline-grip-thread-10-0-100m