This week’s Tying Tuesday includes a Catskill’s basic dry fly, a extra trendy emerger from the thoughts of René Harrop, and easy but brilliant moist fly, and a buggy nymph from Austria. Though based mostly in Missouri, Andy’s Flies clearly appreciates the slender, elegant patterns of New Yorker Theodore Gordon, and this Ginger Quill will definitely tempt mayfly-eating trout. (Catskills might have some nits to choose, however the trout don’t care.) Subsequent up is a cool little emerger that appears like a little bit of lint or sweater fuzz, however the CDC looped wing turns into translucent and typically even holds bubbles which supplies the sample a really reasonable look within the water. Tier Hogan Brown claims that this sample has “saved his bacon” as a information over time.
For folk who like slightly extra bling, the Black & Inexperienced is a straightforward, Woolly Buggerish concoction that’s certain to garner consideration from all kinds of species, from trout to panfish. Information Steve Cullen has nice luck with this fly within the English Midlands. Lastly, Austria’s Mountainfly Fly Tying serve up a jig nymph that simply appears like trout meals. SOme of the supplies could also be accessible solely in Europe, however they’re straightforward to substitute with homegrown stuff.
Theodore Gordon’s Ginger Quill
Hook: Tremendous-wire dry-fly hook, sizes 12-16.
Thread: Brown, 8/0 or 70-denier.
Tail: Ginger hackle barbs.
Wings: Mallard quill slips.
Physique: Stripped peacock herl.
Hackle: Ginger hackle.
Head: Tying thread.
Adhesive: Head cement.
Instruments: Hackle pliers, pen tip.
Harrop’s Captive Dun
Hook: Barbless dry-fly hook (right here an Ahrex FW501), measurement 16.
Thread: Rusty brown, 8/0 or 70-denier.
Tail: Wooden-duck gold mallard flank feather.
Physique: Rusty spinner Trouthunter Marabou.
Wing case base: Tying thread.
Wing case: Dun CDC.
Head: Tying thread.
Adhesive: Loon UV Clear Fly Finish – Flow.
Black & Inexperienced
Hook: Barbless wet-fly hook (right here a Fario FBL301), measurement 10.
Thread: Black, 6/0 or 140-denier.
Tail: Black marabou.
Rib: Silver wire, small.
Physique: Peacock herl.
Legs: Darkish Pardo Cow de Leon.
Scorching spot: Chartreuse Tactical Microflash or Lite Brite dubbing.
Head: Tying thread.
Adhesive: Superglue.
Don’t Choose Nymph
Hook: Jig hook (right here a Hotfly JIG EVO BL), sizes 10-14.
Bead: Gold slotted tungsten bead, 3mm.
Weight: Lead wire.
Thread: Olive, 8/0 or 70-denier.
Tail: Grizzly marabou.
Rib: Gold wire, medium.
Physique: Yellow-olive Hotfly Hare Dubbing Plus.
Wing case: Pheasant tail fibers.
Thorax: Yellow-olive Hotfly Hare Dubbing Plus, with guard hairs.
Adhesive: Head cement.
Instruments: Dubbing brush.
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