Nymphs

Flies fishing under the surface imitating subadult insects

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The WOJO

Aug 5. 2018
Another fly from my OJO (organza just organza) series.
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WD40

Jul 27. 2018
Easy, Quick and Effective! The WD40 was originally designed by Mark Engler. Word on the street says that he designed this while working in a fly shop in the west.
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Barber Pole Nymph

Jul 26. 2018
A very effective nymph that is simple to tie using white and red organza ribbon to create a striped abdomen. A black glass bead for the head and a little dubbing for the thorax complete the fly.
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Caddis Pupa Emerger

Jul 18. 2018
Welcome to my Fly Tying Videos which i hope you and enjoy and learn some new techniques.
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Evil Olive

Jul 6. 2018
This WD40 variation is one of my favorites. I like heavy flies for lead flies, and tying it with a Tungsten bead really helps it get down deep.
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Pontcanna Pupa

Jul 4. 2018
A simple and very effective imitation of caddis pupae. Transparent body wrap wound over tinsel and then ribbed with wire gives a great segmented body.
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Black Jig

Jun 28. 2018
Welcome to my Fly Tying Videos which i hope you and enjoy and learn some new techniques.
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SBR Light Cahill Nymph

Jun 24. 2018
Detailed instructions for tying a SBR Light Cahill Nymph.
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Paraloop floating nymph

Jun 13. 2018
A nice technique for making floating nymphs to represent the final stage just before hatching.
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Blushing Onyx Nymph

Jun 12. 2018
The Blushing Onyx fly pattern is something I've been working on for just a short time and have only had a chance to get out fishing with it a couple times.
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Mercer's Poxyback Green Drake Nymph

Jun 11. 2018
Mighty Green Drake No.2 - Mercer's Poxyback Green Drake Nymph (in Europe - Epeorus assimilis)
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Ephemera Danica Nymph

Jun 10. 2018
Mighty Green Drake No.1 - Tying an Ephemera Danica Nymph (or Eastern Green Drake)

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