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Micro Baetis tied using Perdigones style

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here are a few micro baetis tiedfor crystal clear rivers. Where I go for fishing in Lombardia the fishing pressure is very high ( a lot of fishermen from Milano and near by are visiting these parts) so Catch and Release make the fish very spooky and educated. I prefer to fish differently to catch more than others and for this reason I use micro nymphs and thin tippets. Beatis start to be more efficient so I tie them in different ways . One way is to make them on small and very small hooks and I apply one layer of thin UV Resin to decrease the water resistance. Perdigones are nymphs tied like I described but tied with over sized beads. I prefer to fish lighter as possible so I use under sized beads .

 

Here is a photo of them and I presume that will work fantastic also in US smile.png

 

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A river from these parts: fiume Mera

 

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best,

Lucian

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A very effective-looking mish-mash of colours in each fly. You wouldn't want to share your materials list, would you?

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Silver Creek an apartment is around 80000-150000 eur.

 

Rockworm please find bellow:

 

Materials:

Hooks: Maruto Dohitomi C46WBL in size #16-18 or Daiichi D1130 #16-20.

Thread: UTC 70 Denier olive, cream and yellow or other threads that lays flat in colors closed to the insects color from your local rivers

Tail: partridge barbs

Hot Spot: white pearl UV Ribbing fibers

Bead: 2mm or 1.5mm tungsten bead

Coating: UV Resin – what you like, for me works excellent Trout Line Classic UV Resin

 

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Keep in mind that the fly should be very slim.

 

best,

Lucian

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Thanks for the SBS Lucian. It looks like much of the variegation I was seeing was due to the hook shank showing through.

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