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Caddisfly larva KŁÓDKA

A very popular imitation of the so-called "padlock". That is caddis larvae. Fly in larger sizes works well when fishing for barbel and trout, but chubs, graylings and other species will not be disdain...

Barbells on a fly. There is power.

So far, fishing for barbel has not been exciting for me, but that has changed. When they are there and they are taking, the fun is fantastic.

Red Head Cormorant

Another fly intended mainly for the lake. Classic but slightly modified.

Kate McLaren

When going to stillwater, especially where there are salmonids, the wet one should be in the box.

Shelbekck Pheasant Tail Nymph

Pheasant in combination with synthetics. A bit of fluo color, which fish like so much, when used in a non-standard way.

Parachute Olive

Black Pennell

Foam Parachute Emerger

Gglajcha Squirmy Wormy

A worm that makes a difference in dirty water. And big fish like to eat a lot.

Olive Quill Nymph

The fly was made on the Hanak H310BL # 12 hook. The combination of materials allows for very interesting effects and the addition of fluo orange, which is always attractive.

Ferret Nymph

Caddis larva. Skórzak. Synthetic and natural materials, when used in the right way, can make our work come alive.

Pearl Scudback

Scuds are common in rivers and a much loved food by fish. Year-round fly tied on hooks 10 - 18.

Gold Tag Peacock

Hanak H200 BL in size # 12. Wet in the classic version.

Transparent Quill Peacock Wet Fly

Wet flies. A multitude of designs and sizes. Classic and invented while you wait. A bit forgotten but sometimes they can surprise you quite well. It is worth finding out and testing.

Rhithrogena Germanica Nymph

Another fly with the use of synthetics. They work very well when we want to achieve a copy of a real insect.

Transparent Quill Nymph

Synthetic materials offer many possibilities.

Hucho hucho - San River Poland

Queen of the rivers.

Sili Baetis Nymph

Silicone materials offer many possibilities. Colors and combinations with foundations give a lot of ideas. This is one of them ... a very natural nymph in sizes 12-8.

Beatis Nymph

Size 12-8, weighted with lead. Nymph to penetrate deep parts. Effective in spring and early summer.

Deadly red wet fly

Deadly Red Nymph

We return to the nymphs for a moment. This one has proven well for trout and grayling. Jig hooks from 18 to 10 and heads at your discretion.

MB Spider Orange Head

Another version of March Brown

Cased Caddis jig

Cased Caddis nymph

Trout, grayling and river fish like barbel, chub can be easily caught on this nymph. This condition must occur in the fishery.

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