The Pheasant Tail Nymph is a fly with many variations. Today I would like to present one that I use and trust even more than the classic model with peacock herl. I like this version because it is slim, close to the silhouette of real insects, and extremely efficient in gin-clear waters, like those in Continue Reading

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Dear friends, Today I want to show you one of my basic nymphs, a pattern I usually start fishing from April: the Pulsar Peeping Caddis. During this period I prefer nymph fishing, and the Peeping Caddis is one of my confidence flies. Over time, I developed this version to be as effective as possible when Continue Reading

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Hi guys, These days I had to tie a few Grannom Caddis Nymphs for a friend from the UK. He told me that these simple flies are extremely effective on his local rivers in England and they work better than those made with dubbing ( I used Mojo Yarn in a strong green color). I Continue Reading

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