Pheasant tail — This classic nymph comes in many flavors — beaded, flashy, soft hackled, the list goes on. Guides tend to seek out the skinniest ones in the fly bins, and this fly fishes well every ...

Pheasant Tail — This classic nymph comes in many flavors — beaded, flashy, soft hackled — and the list goes on. Guides tend to seek out the skinniest ones in the fly bins, and this fly fishes well ...

Pheasant Tail — This classic nymph comes in many flavorsl beaded, flashy, soft hackled and the list goes on. Guides tend to seek out the skinniest ones in the fly bins, and this fly fishes well every ...

now is the perfect time to share one of my favorite fly-fishing nymph patterns. The fly is called Shy's Shucking Midge, and it's a pattern my friend Jeff Shy tied for the tailwaters in Arkansas.

cut a length of thin tippet and drop a Zebra Midge off of it. Trout are often attracted to the larger nymph but will eat the trailing fly. The Pat’s Rubber Legs is another one of my favorite ...

To fly fish ... in the nymph stage. They use their flat bodies and strong legs to cling to the underside of rocks, and trout eat them when they become dislodged. Midges are the smallest of ...

Stripping nymphs ... fast a midge nymph can be stripped through the water and still get chased and eaten. Flies like Pat Dorsey’s Top Secret, of any of a variety of emerger midge patterns, with white ...