Pupae

Bling midges are some of the most elegant yet easy-to-tie flies you'll come across. With their lifelike appearance, they mimic midge pupae or larvae perfectly.

The WD-40 is one of my favorite flies for fishing rivers and lakes where there is a good population of small baetis and midges.

McPhail Caddis Pupa..This one works really well when the Grannom are coming off...

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made a fly caddis pupa. also made a video
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This Pupa Caddis Fly Orange always worked in September and October.

It is not difficult to make this fly

Superpuppan is originally one of Swedish Lennart Bergqvist's classics, tied to imitate caddisflies that have risen to the surface and are on their way to land to hatch.

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Partridge and Orange..

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Here we will be tying the fly Watson's Fancy in a large pupa version. But originally Watson's Fancy is a classic wet fly pattern from Scotland by mr. Donald Watson.

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The sight of a beautiful trout or grayling rising majestically to the surface inhaling an insect is the highlight of many flyfishers dream – the sight that drives us off to the water again and agai

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Here we will be tying the fly Hlíðarvatnspúpan by mr. Þór Nielsen. Þór was an Icelandic angler, well known for his famous patterns he designed. I reckon Killer is his most know pattern.

Ugly pupae is just another way to make fishy Pupae. It makes nicely segmented and very lively abdomen as well as lively and buggy thorax.

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A quick and simple tie with some unusual material choices and techniques. This is an extremely effective still water pattern that will give perfect presentation every time.

This standard yet effective CDC midge pupa, can be tied in various colour combinations and sizes. Red, grey and brown being some of the favourite.