Dry flies

Flies fished in the surface

Dry flies - videos

Video The Animal (Dyret) Jan 23. 2021	Video Simple Ant dry fly Jan 22. 2021 Ant patterns can be one of the most effective patterns during the right times of year. When you start seeing flying ants floating in the water, you should really throw these.	Video Bristow's Bug Jan 21. 2021 One of the lesser known but still effective old grayling and trout patterns, with couple of nice body techniques with peacock herl.
Video Heinz 57 Jan 21. 2021 A wonderful little pattern that, as the name suggests, is a composition of several better known patterns. This is a simple tie that will cover most dry fly situations when grayling fishing.	Video A successful and simple dry fly ant Jan 18. 2021	Video Irish Lough Style Stimulator Jan 18. 2021 Materials Used; Hook, Size 8 Stimulator or Dry Fly Thread, Uni-8/0 Fire Orange Rib, Oval Gold Tinsel or Wire Body, Olive Seals Fur or Sub
Video Joseph Ludkin Reel Wing Spinner Jan 18. 2021 Our old friend John Petermann who is a very skilled flyfisher, certified flycaster and finally but not at least he is a very creative flytyer tying some excellent flies for all kind of fish he is t	Video Cdc Deer Hair Spinner Jan 16. 2021 Deer hair and CDC are favorites for my own dry flies. The peacock quills and tinsel make the body and some foam for visibility and floating.	Video Lime Trude Jan 12. 2021 The Lime Trude is an effective attractor dry. Representing nothing specific, it's an ideal choice for prospecting, especially with a nymph dropper.
Video Dry fly, hackle work and peacock quills Jan 12. 2021 Hackle and peacock are to beautiful materials to work with . To have an compact and tidy hackle you need to clean the one side of the feather before tying.	Video CDC Spring Dun Jan 10. 2021 Materials Used, Hook, Fulling Mill Ultimate Dry Fly size 14 Thread, Uni-8/0 Yellow Tail, Whiting Coq de Leon Fibres Body, Brown Olive CDC Dubbing	Video Deer Hair Run Caddis Jan 9. 2021 Deer hair for the the body and wings and some dubbing. Very few materials but effective fishing flies. I saw this fly for the very first time in a book from W. Reisinger, E.