and legs either pre-tied pheasant tail or foam leg material. To get a quick view of the various patterns do a quick Google search for “Grasshopper fly patterns.” There are literally hundreds ...

Number one is the Pheasant Tail Nymph. There are many variations ... the best way to learn about what nymph patterns to have in your fly boxes is to sample the insect life in the streams you ...

On such days, these are the nymph patterns that I like to have in my fly box. If you find yourself predominantly fishing fast water, tie on a Perdigon. Its tungsten bead gives it the necessary ...

or ant pattern, something that floats well. If you’re fishing a smaller dry, you’ll want to have a lighter dropper fly so it doesn't pull the smaller dry fly under – think pheasant tail, RS2 ...

I replaced the buzzer with a Pheasant Tail pattern and a fish took that after about 10 minutes. The trout were quite deep as I had to let my weighted fly sink for around 20 seconds. My third trout ...

This is a “sleeper” fly, one of those patterns that probably ... Tie Keak Da Sneak on a No. 12 nymph hook. For the tail, use olive pheasant fibers. Build the body with blended olive, yellow ...

A Mr. Craig, who resided on New Zealand’s North Island, conceived this pattern for casting ... matched pukeko, black pheasant or duck feathers tied back past the tail. To finish the wing ...