I decided to post my version of the Foamulator dry fly. This pattern is very heavy on materials and not a quick tie but I love its buggy and unsinkable characteristics. I like using it on hopper dropper rigs, for a golden stonefly imitation and it makes for a great attractor pattern.
Showing posts with label new nymph patterns. fly tying. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new nymph patterns. fly tying. Show all posts
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Monday, February 27, 2012
Tying an Ausable Bomber
This is my first attempt at a fly tying film. I decided to start out with a quick, easy and effective Adirondack dry fly pattern the Ausable bomber.
Friday, February 4, 2011
New Nymphs
I want to introduce some new nymph patterns that I have added to my online fly shop. The Swinger Princes started out as a wire prince pattern but I decided to tie it on a natural bend hook and use a blend of dubbing that I could brush out heavily to create life like movement in the water. This series of flies can be fished either dead drift with an indicator or on the swing like a traditional wet fly.

On the West Branch of the Ausable here in the Adirondacks one of my favorite ways to fish the river is by "picking pockets". I pick a good stretch of pocket water then start to fish up stream tossing my nymph or nymphs into almost every pocket. I usually only make a few presentations in each pocket trying to reach as many pockets as possible then move up river to the next comfortable stance. In water with heavy current the trout do not have much time to examine your imitation as it tumbles past. This batch of new nymphs I added are flashy and meant to attract attention they are true attractor patterns.

Olive lightning bug

Hot orange lightning bug

Lightning Stone Fly
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