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JP's Skinny Olive Mayfly Nymph: Fly Tying Step by Step

Free 101 Fly Tying Lessons: https://doublebadgers.kartra.com/page... The many and various small olive mayfly species (including blue winged olives, large dark olives, small spurwings etc. etc. etc.) are a hugely important component of trout diets around the world. Depending on the conditions and the fishing pressure, a "skinny" or a chunkier more exaggerated profile can be the best silhouette for the job. A strategy for choosing where to go along that sliding scale is described in the book "How to Fool Fish with Simple Flies", but for now, the lower and clearer the water, the more likely a slim profile is going to do the business for you. This one is just tails, a thread body, a pinch of dubbing for legs and your choice of tungsten bead. It is simplicity itself and, for the anglers with enough confidence to fish them, can be greate secret weapon on pressured waters. Remember you can play with the colour of the tungsted bead as well - so that you can choose how conspicuous or subtle your fly is. Again, our materials were generously re-stocked by Fish On Productions and they have great (fast) airmail shipping rates to the USA as well as their domestic UK shipping: http://www.fishonproductions.co.uk/sh... It's worth having a handful of these in your box, they're fast to tie and very effective when the conditions get particularly tough. Paul