What night time insect isn't attracted to a glowing porch light? This fly pattern attracts the fish... just like flying bugs to a porch light on a warm summer evening!
My Porch Light nymph is a solid anchor fly. It brings a couple of materials fairly unique to Euro style nymphs to the table. First, the body is made up of twisted micro Krystal Flash and Sulky. This unique combination brings a subtle but fiery glow effect- even in low light As far as the goose....I haven't seen but a handful of Euro style patterns that incorporates biots, but it certainly adds the "bite me" look to any pattern.
Switch out the color combinations of the body and collar! I tie the Porch Light in black, brown, amber, gold, orange, red, purple as well as iridescent pearl (green) and ultra violet.
Materials
Hook: Fulling Mill Czech Nymph, Sizes 10-16 (Size 14 pictured)
Thread: UTC 70, Dark Brown
Bead: Hot Orange (Size appropriate to hook) (2.8mm pictured)
Body: Strands of micro Krystal Flash (cinnamon) and holographic Sulky (light copper) twisted. (Pictured is 4-strands of Krystal Flash and 2-strands of Sulky double and twisted tightly
Horns: Goose Biots, white.
Collar: Jan Siman UV Bronze Peacock dubbing picked out.
Looks killer John but where do you get the Sulky?
ReplyDeleteThank you for the kind words!
ReplyDeleteYou can find Sulky here:
https://www.sulky.com/catalog/sub/thread/metallic/holoshimme/
Cheers!