Transparent Quill Peacock Wet Fly

Published on Nov 22. 2020 - 4 years ago
Updated or edited 4 years ago

Wet flies. A multitude of designs and sizes. Classic and invented while you wait. A bit forgotten but sometimes they can surprise you quite well. It is worth finding out and testing.

Video by

Piotr Sołtysik

Damsel Cary

In today’s Fly Tying Tutorial Video, Rick Passek (The FlyFish Fanatic)™ will tie a Searching pattern that resembles the Cary but takes into account how the British tie their Damsels.

Mar 12. 2025

Cutcliffe IV

This is number 4 - Hare Flax Turmeric, Rabbit Flax, Water Rat; Smoky BlueBody: Equal parts Hare flax dyed turmeric, Rabbit flax, and Water rat.

Nov 17. 2019

The March Brown Legacy

The March Brown is one of the all time classic fly patterns, the origin of which must go back almost centuries.

Creative GeWe Wet Flies

Aug 18. 2019

A wonderful little book with Belgian Geert Werbrouck's beautiful wet flies. Lots of pictures, lots of patterns, lots of tying and material tips.

Perrault's Standard

Apr 5. 2016

This might not look like the most exciting book I own. It isn't valuable. It isn't particularly beautiful either – rather ugly actually. Still it's one of the gems in my collection.

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