Nr 32. Rabbit damselnymph

Hook: A Jensen Scud size 10

Thread: Veevus iris thread green/olive

Tail. Smal strip of olive zonker strip

Legs and antenna: Sili Legs perfectly barred chartreuse 

Wing buds: Body glas or body stretch 6 mm oliv. Cut to V shape

Body: same as thread and covered with uv resin

Eyes: Bead chain eyes about 3,2 mm wide

No 27. Deer hair Montana nymph

Deer hair Montana nymph 

If you like to fish with flies that have high buoyancy and you like to fish with montana nymphs, this is the fly for you. 

Hook: Streamer 4x long size 8-6

Thread: Strong thread that can handle deer hair. Preferably yellow

Tail: Black marabou

Abdomen: Black deer hair

Fins / Hackle: Black Chickabou

Wingcase: 1 mm thick black foam. Approximately 6 mm wide

Thorax: Yellow deer hair

No 22. Foam caddis nymph

Foam Caddis nymph

This is a nice looking pattern för imitating free swiming caddis nymph on their way upp to the surface for hatching. 

If you want it stay just under the surface you can add 6-7 turns off lead wire.

Of course you can vary the color to match 

Materiallist

Thread: Brown.

Hook: Curved nymph hook sice 10 or 12.

Eyes: 0,5mm mono melted in the ends. About 3mm wide. 

Body: A smal strip of 1mm tan foam. The strip should be about 5 cm long and cut so that one end is about 1-1,45 mm wide ande the other end about 2-3 mm wide. One of the strips edges should then be painted with a brown markerpen. 

Wing buds. 1 mm thick tan foam that has been gently heated and flatend between thumb and forefinger. Then cut in to shape and colored with the brown markerpen. 

Hackle: Grey or brown partridge.

Antenna: Two fiber from pheasat tail feather.

Head and frontbody: Hares ear dubbing.