Tying Tuesday: Two Nymphs and a Dry

This week’s Tying Tuesday is totally fall-flavored, with a implausible mayfly dun that’s screaming to be fished throughout the late-season blue-wing hatches. Then we’ve got two nymphs, considered one of which is stillwater-focused, and one other that’s a variant of a tried-and-true nymph.

Up first is that this spectacular little mayfly sample from Davie McPhail, which he calls the autumn dun. I’m actually tying a few of these up (in smaller sizes, after all) for the trico hatches which are stepping into full swing round right here.

Our subsequent fly is a enjoyable twist on a trusty previous sample—the Rainbow Warrior. This one, tied by AvidMax, is the Black Variant Rainbow Warrior, and it seems to be intriguing sufficient to place just a few in my field, I feel.

Wrapping up this week’s Tying Tuesday is what Steve Cullen calls the Finest Stillwater Hare’s Ear ever. That’s an enormous declare to make, however this bug seems to be prefer it’ll catch fish. And it’s a reminder that I actually need to spend extra time fishing lakes than rivers.