f I had to make my first steps in nymph fishing and choose only two perdigon nymphs, I would start with one brown perdigon and one olive perdigon. Why these two colours? Because brown and olive are among the most natural and effective colours in rivers. Many aquatic insects have brown, olive or olive-brown tones, Continue Reading

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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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