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Gravy Train Midge
As the name suggests, the gravy train midge will give great rewards for little effort. A quick and simple all year round midge that works in most midge fishing situations. Give it a go, you won’t be disappointed! Materials: Hook: Mustad R30 # 16-20Tying thread: Sheer 14/0 BlackBody: Moose mane hairs, 1 black, 1 brownThorax: Peacock herlHackle: Medium Dun
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Midge Emerger tied Kilnkhamer style
A midge emerger tied Klinkhamer style that can be fished all year round. Tie it in any size from a # 16 down to as small as you can manage in any colour you need. I recommend and mostly fish, gray and black. Hook: Mustad Heritage C49S # 16 & smaller Tying thread: Sheer 14/0 Gray Body: Tying thread Post: Para Post white Rib: Tying thread Hackle: Medium Dun Thorax: Mahogany Super Fine…
Deer Hair Dry
A must have little pattern that can be fished as a dry, wet or even an emerger. With a quill body and a deer hair hackle, this is a very buggy midge that can be fished all year round. How to tie Deer Hair Dry Deer Hair Dry recipe Hook: Mustad Heritage R50X # 12-18 Tying thread: Sheer 14/0 grey Body: Yellow peacock quill Hackle: Fine deer hair
Easy Street Midge
One of my most successful midge patterns, that is a little different. Tied on a size 18-20 heavy nymph hook, when I sell or give this pattern away, I do so with a catch guarantee! It never fails! How to tie Easy Street Midge Hook: Mustad Heritage S82 AP # 18 Tying thread: Sheer 14/0 white Body: UTC Small Opal tinsel Rib: Pheasant tail fibre Head: Peacock herl
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Copper wire Midge Emerger
A deadly little pattern that should be in all fly boxes! This midge emerger can be tied in any colour and various sizes to match any midge hatch. The design allows the midge to fish correctly with the rear of the body submerged, with the CDC keeping it afloat. Try it and it will increase your hook up’s! Material list: Hook: Mustad R43AP # 14 Thread: Sheer 14/0 Brown Rib: Copper wire Body:…
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The No See Um Midge fly
Probably the quickest fly that you will ever tie! This little comparadun midge is the ‘bees knees’ when it comes to simplicity and presentation. It sits low in the surface and can be tied in whatever colour you require. Use a hackle that is a little larger than standard for the hook size, this makes it more visible at distance. How to tie No See Um Midge fly No See Um Midge fly recipe Hook:…
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Hatching Midge fly pattern
An absolute must for midge fishing! This super quick and easy pattern should have a place in every midge Fishermans box. With only two materials this is one of the quickest and most effective patterns that I know. Tie it in any colour you like from # 16 and smaller. This will quickly become your best hatching midge pattern! Hatching Midge fly pattern recipe Hook: Mustad Heritage…
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Chironomid fly patterns
Fishing chironomid can be a daunting task, especially for beginners. But with the right techniques and gear, it can be a very rewarding experience. In this guide, I will cover everything you need to know about fishing chironomid. What is Chironomid? Chironomids are a large family of insects that includes over 440 species, many of these are of terrestrial origin and are of little interest to the…
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