NYMPH Patterns

Looking for a new, interesting nymph recipe? Jim has brought us his Olive Quill Jig Head Nymph – easy steps to follow, well explained. A great little fly, definitely give it a try. Thanks, Jim for sharing. Ingredients Hook: jig-fly hook, sizes #12 – #18, Jim used Hemingway’s Jig Fly Barbless Hooks HCJ110 Bead: Olive 2.3mm, try […]

Another great fly recipe from Jim Misiura – a Sword Back Nymph. Jim’s usual easy-to-follow style of tying. Very interesting nymph pattern, definitely worth trying – this one is a sure killer on the stream. Thanks, Jim. Ingredients To tie Jim Misiura’s Sword Back Nymph, you need the following: Hook: 2xl nymph hooks in sizes #12 –

Here is a new, great fly pattern coming from Jim Misiura – his Stretch Caddis Pupa. Awesome little fly, easy steps, a little patience and you get yourself a beautiful and deadly fly. Caddis pupas can be used all year round – so fill your fly box with these beauties. Jim, thanks for sharing. Ingredients

One more of Jim’s beginner series – we have a Stretch Rib Caddis Larva pattern. Very easy steps make a great looking and very effective little fly. This patterns can easily become your secret weapon all year round. Don’t miss this great video tutorial. Thanks Jim! Ingredients To tie Jim Misiura’s Stretch Rib Caddis Larva, you

Here, we have one more great recipe for a mayfly nymph pattern using UV resin, Jim’s UV Cure Mayfly Nymph. Like usual, Jim delivers an easy-to-follow fly tying video tutorial for creating a very interesting design for a popular fly pattern. Try it out! Ingredients Hook: scud hooks sizes #12 – #18, Jim used Maruto c46

This time Jim Misiura brings us an interesting recipe for tying a great looking mayfly nymph using UV resin – his Beadhead UV Resin Mayfly Nymph. Definitely, a pattern to try out. Thanks, Jim for sharing. Ingredients Hook: curved shank hooks  #12 – #16, Jim used Maruto Curved Long Shank Fly Hooks c41 in size #12

Jim Misiura brings us another one of his awesome recipes: a Ribbed Caddis Larva. Don’t miss trying it. Ingredients To tie Jim Misiura’s Ribbed Caddis Larva, you need the following: Hook: scud hooks in sizes #12-#18, Jim used Maruto Shrimp & Caddis Fly Hooks c46 in size #14 Bead: 3mm Black, try our Tungsten Beads 3mm in

Here we have a pupa version of Jim’s ‘Gimmie’ caddis – his Gimmie Caddis Pupa. In his easy-to-follow fly tying video tutorial Jim shares his recipe for this interesting pattern – definitely something to try out. Ingredients Hook: Scud hooks #12 – #18 (Maruto c46 Scud – Shrimp & Caddis Fly Hooks) Thread: 8/0 Thread in Black Abdomen:

Jim has shared one more of his great fly tying video tutorials – his Gimmie Caddis Larva. Amazing little pattern, very effective fly, and easy steps – try it out. Ingredients Hook: Scud hooks #12 – #18 (Maruto c46 Scud – Shrimp & Caddis Fly Hooks) Bead: Tungsten Bead 2.5 mm in Black Weight: .010 Lead

Here is another of Jim Misiura’s easy-to-follow fly tying tutorials – this time a mayfly nymph with Hemingway’s Synthetic Peacock Quill. A great fly pattern, easy and fun to tie. Thanks, Jim for sharing. Ingredients Hook: standard or dropped shank #12-18, a great choice are Hemingway’s HC114 Hooks Weight: .010 lead wire Thread: Hemingway’s 6/0 Thread in Gray Olive