This Czech Nymph is a beautiful scud or shrimp variation, and is sure to attract fish with its red hotspot in the middle of the body. Is that blood? Eggs? Let the fish decide, either way, they’re sure to attack. This fly was tied by Jan Wittner of Prague. Check out more of his flies […]
This variation of a caddis nymph larva is a simple and fun fly to tie. Here I use bright green / chartreuse floss for the body, and use a couple different shades of permanent marker to create an ombre effect going from dark green at the butt to light green at the head of the
Handmade Jiggy Craw 1/32 ounce fly/jigs. Can be used with a float rod or fly rod, excellent jig for small mouth bass and trout. Jigs were painted black, and are tied with fox fur in the tails, dubbing is Stone Ground Mustard orange color and includes a “hot spot” of flouro orange as the throat.
Crafty Shrimp fly. Especially effective for redfish, snook and saltwater predator fish feeding on shrimp. Comes in three color variations- dark, rust(original), and pink. Considered to be one of the top flies developed ever for redfish. To buy Brian’s flies, check out his Etsy site.
This is an extremely successful fly created by Phil Rowley and was originated from the Pyramid Lake fishery with phenomenal success. The flies can be used effectively in both lakes and rivers where leech patterns are utilized and effective for trout, smallies, steelhead and other large predatory fish. To buy Brian’s flies, check out his
Wooly buggers are considered a streamer that imitates bait-fish, minnow, crayfish, leeches, and other forage items for fish. This representation comes from both its endless patterns of colors and shapes, in addition to its realistic motion in the water. The variety it offers gives the angler the opportunity to customize it to imitate whatever fish
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