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Jointed Damsel Nymph ( JDN )

Jointed Damsel Nymph ( JDN ) This is a very simple jointed nymph pattern that use very minimum material and simple steps The Materials: Hook – TMC 2488 size 10 Abdomen – Wire frame with Ostrich Palm fiber Thorax and Legs – Pheasant Tail fiber Eye – Burn mono eye Belly and body – Lead […]

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Foamular of Foam Caddis Pupae

Foam Caddis Pupae Material: Abdomen – 2mm thick close cell foam Abdomen hair – Ostrich Palm fiber Leg and Wing Case – Pheasant Tail fiber Thorax – 2mm thick close cell foam Head and eye – foam eye profile with Loon Hard Head Belly – Dubbing Lead and markers Step by step tying instructions: Put […]

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Foam Caddis Pupae

Foam Caddis Pupae Caddis Pupae / Pupa pattern is widely tie by fly tier around the world, in Soft Hackle Wet Fly, Sparkle Pupa and Emergent Sparkle Pupa pattern.. They are mostly dead drift on the surface or in the bottom. The pupal stage of the caddis is feed selectively by trout during the hatches, […]

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Foamular of Kalkatu Fly ( Jungle Flying Termite )

Kalkatu Fly ( Jungle Flying Termite )   I think most fisherman who are from tropical country share the same experience like me, seeing the hatch of the jungle termite… the flying termite army. Where we saw lots of fishes raised to grab those juicy termite. This is a pattern imitate our Kalkatu ( Jungle […]

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Foamular of Foam Damselfly Nymph

Foam Damselfly Nymph This is one of my foam pattern on nymph… I’m exploring nymph pattern in foam cos I believe this will help in exploring different water dept by using different fly line… The concept is simple… Floating line – the fly will float on surface.. perhaps like an emerging nymph.. Sink tip – […]

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Foamular of Spent Wing Damselfly

  Spent Wings Foam Damselfly Material: Tail / abdomen – Cylinder Foam Wings – Dun Rooster Neck heckle Legs – Pheasant tail fibers Thorax – 2mm  thick foam Eye – Loon Hard Head Dubbing to split the wings and legs Hook – B10S size 8   Step by step tying instructions: Tie in the abdomen […]

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Foamular of Foam Draganfly Nymph

Foam Dragonfly Nymph Material: Hool – Gamalatsu S11-4L size 6 Body – 2mm Thick Close cell foam Wing – Tape Wing Legs – Knob Turkey Wing fiber Thorax – Thin Foam sheet Eye – Loon Hard Head Step by step tying instruction: Cut the foam to shape and mark the segment, cut the segment Bend […]

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Foamular of BB Mice

BB Mice The pattern name after Bass_Bug, as this pattern was inspired by him Material: Hook – Gamakatsu B10S size 1 Tail – Rubber tail Legs – Knob rubber leg tie from slides of latex sheet Body – 2mm thick foam, dubbing Eye – craft eye Step by step tying instruction Bend the hook, tie […]

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Foamular of the Foam Hopper V2

Foam Hopper V2 Material: Hook – Gamakatsu B10S size 6 Body – 2mm Thick Close cell foam Eye – Loon Hard Head Legs – Green Pheasant Tail knob legs, Rubber Legs Antenna- Pheasant Tail fiber Wing – Flashabou, Elk Hair, Tape wing Thorax – 1mm thick close cell foam Belly – Dubbing Step by step […]

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Shrimp X tying instruction

Shrimp X Material: Hook – Gamakatsu Shell – Furry foam Eye – Epoxy burn mono eye Dubbibd – Pink and brown dub Legs – 1 pair or knob biot leg and mini rubber legs Pheasant tail fiber, Flashabou and bead chain Step by step tying instruction: Tie in the bead chain Tie in the Pheasant […]

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