Articulated Flies for Trout

[DeweyGreen 0]

Can anyone point me to some place to find patterns and maybe a video on How to tye some Articulated flies ?

 

And anyone tie these for trout and how do they work for you?

[flytire 0]

you tube :dunno:

[carlp5351 0]

Here are a couple

 

 

http://www.charliesflyboxinc.com/flybox/de...fm?parentID=151

 

http://www.charliesflyboxinc.com/flybox/de...fm?parentID=153

[eastern fly 0]

You should join my swap. It will be good and give you a place to start.

 

Kevin

[Kimo 0]

You might also try these:

 

Kelly Galloup's Articulated Streamer Video

 

 

Charlie's Wiggle Damsel Tutorial

 

 

Hula Damsel

 

 

Kimo

[honks4me 0]

hey there I have been tying my own version of the big black nasty, Look it up on you tube that will give you a start, and let you imagination run wild. I use green rabbit for browns in oregon and Idaho. great streamer pattern. Good luck.

[DeweyGreen 0]

Thanks I found a bunch, Now just gotta start tying lol

[birdman6 0]

I have just tied some articulated woolly buggers, not gave them a swim yet.

I dressed the hook with the body and the tail on a piece of twisted stainless wire with a couple of glass beads between then. will try to get some pics up later.

 

ps. i hope the big browns like them. :thumbup:

[brownchaser 0]

Hi Dewey!

 

Did you get the artics a going??

 

 

I am getting ready RIGHT NOW for a true assault on Monster Browns in my area.

 

I need some flies like this.

 

Take care!

 

Gary in Oregon

 

 

 

 

 

 

Can anyone point me to some place to find patterns and maybe a video on How to tye some Articulated flies ?

 

And anyone tie these for trout and how do they work for you?

[Fly Fishing Russia 0]

I want to add my 2 cents on the topic:

 

Here are the articulated nymphs and sculpins which work well for any good size Salmonid.

 

Photo 1: These nymphs have weighted head and soft belly out of a synthetic tube-like string. The tip of the string is melted around the hook eye and shank which keeps the hook in place.

 

Photo 2: Lenok (Siberian trout) with two animals out of its stomach and two imitations of the same animals.

 

Photo 3: The sculpin imitations and the "bases" with a string used for such flies. The big stoneflies also could be tied on such bases.

[Piker20 0]

Hope you post up your results with the monsters. I tried a damsel nymph pattern with hinged plaited marabou tail last year and seemed to suffer lots of tail nips that didn't hook up. Told myself the trout were too small! This year have found a new loch to target with browns running to 5lb I'm informed.