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Latex n Copper nymph

                  

Latex n Copper nymph

Latex n Copper nymph is a pattern created few years back, a variation of Copper John nymph, adding in some latex to create segment on the abdomen… it’s also my favorite nymph pattern for fishing our Golden Mahseer ( Pelian ) in Borneo.

It’s a super heavy pattern that will dive straight down in fast current.. most ideal for fishes hiding at deep. This pattern is also tie in many colours for different species of fishes that react to different colours… and our fishes love colourful nymph.

 

Material List:

Hook – Ahrex Curved nymph #10- #6

Antenna – Black Flashabou

Head – Brass Rainbow bead/metalic bead/sunny bead

Tail and Legs – Semperfli Inferno Biots

Abdomen – 0.2mm Tying Wire + Thin Skin

Thorax – UV flash + Thin Skin + Deer Creek Builder UV Resin

Dubbing – SLF dubbing

Thread – Nano Silk 12/0 Black

Others – Extra-fine UV dub, Deer Creek Fine Flex UV Resin, 3M Micropore tape

 

 

Step by Step picture Tying Instructions:

Insert the bead to the hook and prepare thread base near the hook eye

 

Tie in the black flashabou as antenna

 

wind in about 3cm lead wire

 

Dub in some extra-fine UV dubbing

 

Tie in a pair of Inferno Goose biots

 

Tie in the Semperfli 0.2mm tying wire

 

Tie in the Thin Skin

 

Wind in some 3M micropore tape to form the taper body

 

make 2 wind of the wire on the tapered body, then fold the thin skin over and wind one time over the thin skin

 

Then make another 2 wind of the wire on the body

 

Repeat the similar steps until you reach mid point of the whole nymph

 

Tie down the wire and the thin skin and trim the extra

 

Tie in the UV flash

 

Tie in another wider thin skin for the thorax

 

Dub in some SLF dubbing and tie in the 1st pair of Inferno Goose biots

 

apply some dubbing after the 1st pair of legs and tie in the 2nd and 3rd pair of biots legs

 

Cover the tie with SLF dubbing

 

Fold the thin skin and UV flash over and tie down

 

Fold the material over and tie it down, whip finish

 

whip finish and Trim the extra

 

Apply some Deer Creek Builder UV resin on the thorax and cure it with UV light

 

Use a pair of tweezers to fold and bend the legs

 

Fixed the legs with small amount of fine flex UV resin and brush out some dubbing fibers

 

The Latex n Copper nymph is ready

 

bu playing with different colour of tying wire, think skin, biots legs and beads…

you will be able to create many colour variations of the pattern.

 

Cheers and Happy Tying

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