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Know Your Materials Biots

Puzzle emerger

Imagination is the only limit...

Snowshoe Comparadun

How to control two materials without a need to be an octopus.

Wooly Bugger

Easy peasy super buggy wooly bugger

Twist To Reinforce

Unconventional, easier way of dealing with hackle.

Do You Know Your Materials? CDC

Another Know Your Materials video, this time it's about CDC. It's just brief introduction. However, as always, use your imagination and respect the nature of the material to get best results...
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Perdigon nymph

At first glance very simple fly to tie, but a lot of people are struggling with it. Here's how to tie a perfect one.

Generic Caddis

Curved elk or deer hair annoys you? In this video i will share super easy way to align the hair so all curved hair is aligned (both tips and curvature) Cheers Vladimir

The Most Important Material

Know Your Materials Vol 1 Knowing your materials will help you tie better and more durable flies. What is your most important material?

Peeping Caddis (Extra Heavy)

Tying Peeping caddis and explaining dubbing twister, dubbing loops. Imitation of a caddis with it's "house". For some reason, fish like to eat those sand filled snacks...

Ephemera Danica Emerger

Emergers are the best dry flies. This one is hot at the moment since hatching is on in Europe and perhaps some other places too.

Ugly Pupae

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.

Competition Style Perdigon Nymph

Perdigons are designed by competitors. Its functional fly that is 100% functional. No extra details. In my opinion this one is second best perdigon i tried.

Sulphur Parachute

Sulphur Parachute is kind of specific imitation but by changing color of the biot we can imitate almost all mayflies we have in rivers or lakes.

Surprise Nymph

Its not all visible in the thumbnail. Its more than eye can see. Its about theory, that does work in practice that flies with contrasting elements work well.

Footprint F Fly

This is one of the flies i fell in love instantly as soon as i first saw it. Tied by Michael Olesen from Denmark. Amazing tier that has more patterns worth seeing.

Elk Hair Caddis

Elk Hair Caddis is probably the most famous caddis pattern. For me it was also the scariest one to tie. It was created by Al Troth to represent fluttering caddis flies.

CDC Biot Caddis

Very simple, yet effective fly. In this video my main focus is on biot and it's natural alternative that may be even better.

CDC&ELK Yellow

One of the variations in colour of one of my favourite patterns. His majesty, CDC&ELK. Yellow CDC&ELK may reoresent yellow stones, caddis flies or even mayflies.

The Only Two Nymphs

The only two nymphs are literally the only twonymphs i can use with confidence everywhere i go. One or the other have caught me fish in all rivers i have fly fished.

Icy Wingcase Pheasant Tail Nymph

In this video i will present an idea i came up not too long ago. Its bout using shiny dubbing as a wing case cover... PS:(Maybe someone else got the same idea but i havent seen it yet)

Mole&Orange Spider

Something that helped me a lot when tying soft hackle in my flies. Regardless if i tie dry or wet fly this technique helped me a lot.

Jingler

This is just an outstanding way to tie a fly. It's one of the first flies I ever tied on my tippet and it's also among best flies I ever tried. Hope you will like it, Tight lines.

BWO Nymph

I got some emails with flies You wanted me to comment and suggest how to improve them...I hope this video helps.

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