Showing posts with label emerger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label emerger. Show all posts

Friday, November 8, 2019

Quigley Cripple


Quigley Cripple

Hook - Curved dry fly style
Thread - Tan
Shuck - Dyed olive marabou
Rib - Gold wire
Abdomen - Dyed olive marabou (continuation of shuck)
Thorax - Dyed olive dubbing
Wing/stubs - Deer hair

Hackle - Grizzly

Monday, April 30, 2018

Emerger



Emerger

Hook - Curved style
Thread - Tan or Yellow
Body - Biots, condor substitute, stripped peacock herl etc
Hackle - Ginger, badger, brown etc
Thorax - Hares ear, squirrel etc
Wing - Deer, elk hair etc

Friday, April 13, 2018

Early Emerger Nymph



Early Emerger Nymph

Hook - Dry fly
Thread - Tan
Tail - Pheasant tail fibers
Abdomen - Pheasant tail fibers
Ribbing - Tan thread
Posts - White poly yarn
Thorax - Dark hares ear

Reference - Fly Fishing & Fly Tying Magazine (UK)

Monday, April 9, 2018

Raccoon



Raccoon

Paul Lasha Originator

Midge Emerger

Hook - Mustad 94840 or equivalent
Thread - Black
Shuck - Teal flank fibers or grizzly hackle tip
Butt - White ostrich herl
Shellback - Elk or deer hair
Body - Your favorite dubbing

Tie in a variety of colors by altering the tying thread and dubbing colors.

Tying Emergers - Schollmeyer & Leeson

Friday, August 18, 2017

Black Maria Variant


Black Maria Variant

Hook: Nymph style
Thread: black
Ribbing: Black thread or wire
Back strap: Flat pearl tinsel
Abdomen: Black floss
Collar: Black hackle
Thorax: Black floss

Thursday, August 10, 2017

WD-40 & WD-50


WD-40

Hook - Any curved style hook
Thread - Your choice of colors
Tail and wing case - Wood duck
Body - Tying thread
Thorax - Gray dubbing


WD-50

Hook - Any curved style hook
Thread - Your choice of colors
Tail - Wood duck fibers
Body - Tying thread
Wing buds - Butt ends of wood duck tail fibers
Wing case - Pearl tinsel
Thorax - Gray dubbing

These flies can be tied in whatever color you choose

Sunday, June 11, 2017

Juracek Emerger


Juracek Emerger

Hook: Dry style
Thread: Black/Brown
Tail: Mallard flank
Body/Thorax: Dubbing
Wingcase: Gray foam

Monday, June 5, 2017

WD40



WD40

Hook: Curved
Thread: Olive or any other color
Tail: Wood duck fibers
Body: Thread
Wing case: Wood duck fibers
Thorax: Dubbing

Sunday, March 26, 2017

Devil Bug


Devil Bug

Hook - Mustad 94840 or equivalent
Thread - Brown/tan
Tail/Back/Head - Natural deer hair, cleaned and stacked
Body - Dry-fly dubbing

Try the pattern in different colors, both natural and bright attractor

Known by many names, the Devil bug, Cooper bug and Goofus bug, it can be tied in all manner of colors and with bleached or natural elk or deer hair.

Saturday, November 21, 2015

Alpine Emerger


Alpine Emerger

Hook - Standard wet style
Thread - Gray
Tail - Dyed blue dun barred mallard fibers tied sparse
Body - Dubbed blue dun synthetic
Legs - Same as tail fibers
Popular Fly Patterns by Terry Hellekson

With a lifetimes supply of teal feathers, 
I substituted these for what's called for in the original recipe

Friday, August 15, 2014

Nest Eggs



Curved or straight hook
Fringe Bead in your favorite color
Copper wire ribbing
Your favorite body material
Peacock Ice Dubbing

Saturday, January 19, 2013

Friday, November 25, 2011

Lady McConnell


Lady McConnell

Originator - Brian Chan

Hook - 2xl dry fly hook
Thread - Black
Shuck - Grizzly hackle tip
Shellback - Deer hair
Body - Gray dubbing
Hackle - Grizzly

A Brian Chan designed pattern for McConnell Lake in the Kamloops area of Canada.

Monday, June 20, 2011

The RS2

I was tying a bunch of these for an upcoming fishing trip and decided to photograph a few for the blog. I dont tie them with traditional materials but I like to substitute the microfibett tails with moose body hairs and the fluffy wing with zlon. So here's the few that I tied up.


Grey


Black


Olive


Olive Bi-color


Baetis


Tan



Tan Bi-color


Brown

I like fishing these flies just under the surface using a 9 ft 6X leader and some tiny split shot 15-18 inches above the fly.

Using your imagination, there's more colors and color combinations that can be tied. Try using different materials such as pheasant and turkey tails.

Follow the following link for some history, colors and a tying step by step


Thanks for looking!

Saturday, March 26, 2011

Vertical Emerger


Brown Vertical Emerger



Olive Vertical Emerger

Vertical Emerger

Hook: your favorite
Gills: white zlon
Rib: gold, silver or copper wire
Body: your favorite thread
Hackle: grizzly
Breather: x-small white foam cylinder, looped