Olive Damsel Modificed The first picture is a classic olive damsel pattern who had caught alot of fish around the world. But this fly had a "dead" action in the water so I would tie a modificed version of this classic pattern.
And I did.
I did make the Golden Olive Damsel who have a perfect action in the water. With a tail tied of marabou with windings, a body of olive hares ear dubbing, some lead wire, a pair of nymph eyes and over thorax i've tied some olive angelhair. This fly is especially good for steelheads and grass carps! //FLYMANiac
Bead Head Caddis A new killers is born! I tied this as a allround nymph for smaller streams as well as lakes all over Scandinavian. Specialized for brown trout and greylings. The fly is tied with olive dubbing, CDC feathers. pheasant tail fibres and a copper bead head. The hook is a hand crafted Mustad hook size 10.
I have alot of inspiration to tie new patterns in these days. This is just one of my new creations. //FLYMANiac
As I said. I've been fly fishing for several years now. This rainbow trout (the right one) was the first fish I caught with a fly rod. The other trout was caught with my 7 feet spinning rod and a Mepps 3 copper with red dots.
New copper shrimp. Tied for the Easter holiday when i'm going to a smaller island in Limfjorden called Fur. I can't wait. Materials: Hook - Ordinary saltwater hook size 6 Thread - White 6/0 Uni thread Tail - Curled burned orange called "Shrimp Hair" Eyes - 0,65 mm nylon line burned and dyed with a black permanent marker Body - copper coloured synthetic dubbing Wing (over the body) - A light brown CDC feather.
Just tied a new shrimp imitation for the Danish sea trouts. Hope they will enjoy! Materials: Thread - Uni Thread 6/0 Black Hook - Partridge saltwater hook Eyes - Homemade eyes ( 0,65 ) nylon Body - Silver/grey dubbing Weight - A little bit of lead wire Tail - Nylon Shrimp fibers //FLYMANiac
Just trying to figure out which lure I should pick up to the weekend. I'm going out for some seatrouts with some friends in Limfjorden - Denmark. Tight lines out there! //FLYMANiac