Published Feb 1. 2022 - 2 years ago
Updated or edited Feb 1. 2022

Rough Hare's Ear Nymph

It is probably the most all-round and iconic nymph there is - and a fly you absolutely must have in your nymph-box when the target is trout or graylings. Who originally tied the first versions of the Hare's Ear Nymph or Goldribbed Hare's Ear Nymph is not known, but an Englishman in the early 1900s must be thought to be the first to tie the nymph in that form. We have had the talented fly tyer Jan de Hass from Holland in the studio to demonstrate his version of the Hare's Ear Nymph in a version with turkey fibers as tail, body and back shield.

Hook: Ahrex FW 561, Nymph # 12
Thread: White
Tail: Turkey tail
Body: Turkey tail
Rib: Oval gold tinsel
Thorax: Hares ear dubbing
Back: Turkey tail

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Martin Joergensen
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