> One of the simplest
and easiest ties I've seen on a nymph is
> called a RED TAG. Standard Nymph hook , red yarn tail, peacock body
> and a small brown hackle collar.
> called a RED TAG. Standard Nymph hook , red yarn tail, peacock body
> and a small brown hackle collar.
Good old Welsh
(?) fly, excellent for grayling here in the UK
I've seen it work w/short and
long shank hooks as well as
tied tandem.
When the
fly is then called a Worm Fly I beleive. My book Robson Guide describes this fly
thus:
"William B Currie in the Guinness Guide To Game Fishing states that "worming" is an old word for copulating and a Worm Fly is a representation of flies coupling on and in the water. It has been variously stated to suggest an alder larva, two beetles coming up for air, a caddis imitation and an early season lure.
"William B Currie in the Guinness Guide To Game Fishing states that "worming" is an old word for copulating and a Worm Fly is a representation of flies coupling on and in the water. It has been variously stated to suggest an alder larva, two beetles coming up for air, a caddis imitation and an early season lure.
With that
specification it can be taken to be Gods gift to the desperate
fisherman
not knowing
what to fish next !! "
Hope that helps
with the origins Garry !! LOL
Cheers
KP
