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Wiggle Nymph - 10/1/2009 9:56:35 PM   
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I've been experimenting tying various wiggle nymphs using different types pf materials but haven't found anything that I am particularly happy with.  Does anyone have any good recipes for tying wiggle nymphs?
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RE: Wiggle Nymph - 10/2/2009 3:33:40 PM   
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most of my nymphs are wiggle nymphs.. but you need to elaborate more on what you mean by recipes.. i tie  hairs ear/stone fly/prince/and pheasant tails in a wiggle body...i find most of my flies on flytyingforum.com... i use fireline instead of mono or other line.. it gives the fly more wiggle in the water IMO

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RE: Wiggle Nymph - 10/12/2009 9:43:03 AM   
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This one has been good burrowing mayfly/minnow pattern for me through the years (nymph-o-minnow-ac) 




This has been a good stonefly (Sly and the Family Stones)



PM me if you like them and Ill give you the tying instructions

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RE: Wiggle Nymph - 10/12/2009 9:07:59 PM   
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Dave nice job on the flies posted above, I think alot of your stuff will be a great addition to the site, so keep it comming

Bruce

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RE: Wiggle Nymph - 10/12/2009 9:16:43 PM   
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Dave - nice ties - welcome to the site.

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RE: Wiggle Nymph - 10/12/2009 9:24:44 PM   
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PM me with instuctions...nice ties. Welcome to the boards.

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RE: Wiggle Nymph - 10/12/2009 10:04:54 PM   
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What is that casing on the stone fly? Looks cool.

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RE: Wiggle Nymph - 10/13/2009 7:23:47 AM   
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Virtual Nymph Wing Plates. I actually use the stoneclinger wing plates instead of the stonefly wing plates; the stone wing plates dont come small enough.

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RE: Wiggle Nymph - 10/13/2009 7:28:33 AM   
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Nymph-o-Minnow-ac

Material List: rear hook:Daiichi 1850
tail:grizzly marabou (natural)
abdomen:Virtual Nymph Skin (natural)
back:grizzly marabou (natural)
collar:pheasant aftershaft

front hook:Daiichi X510
tail/junction:grizzly marabou (natural)
legs/hackle:Whiting Brahma (gold)
thorax:Ice Dub (lt.yellow)
wing:Australian possum
eyes:small bead chain
bullethead:Krystal Dub (dk.hares ear)


Sly and the Family Stone

Material List:
rear hook: 206BL
tails: goose biots black
abdomen: V-rib small amber (black marker top half)
rear legs: goose biots black

front hook: 206BL (connected by .012 mono)
rear wing pad: Virtual Nymph 4mm wing pads
middle legs: goose biots black
thorax: Krystal Dub black
front legs: goose biots black
forward wing pad: Virtual Nymph 4mm wing pads
head: thread and Hard As Nails

http://www.castersflyshop.com/Video%20Footage/slystone.wmv

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RE: Wiggle Nymph - 10/13/2009 10:27:19 PM   
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awesome ties.. did you get those pics off hatches?? 

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RE: Wiggle Nymph - 10/14/2009 6:12:05 AM   
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Thanks. I wish I had a better camera.

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RE: Wiggle Nymph - 10/14/2009 8:24:10 AM   
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nice ties man

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RE: Wiggle Nymph - 10/14/2009 10:15:45 AM   
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I give you guys alot of credit for tying those flies. I don't have the patience anymore to tie a fly that takes that much time. Instead, I have started using a duncan loop knot to attach my dropper fly during the past 2 seasons. It has made a difference in the number of takes and my confidence. The knot is also a stronger knot for me to tie with cold hands.

best,
Rickerd

I must qualify, I won't spend more than 10 mins on a fly for steelhead. Its just the way I tie lately. I know my flies end up being broken off for too many reasons and I have been concentrating on fishing techniques the last couple seasons over having "the majic fly." I guess I've become less patient as I age.

< Message edited by Rickerd -- 10/15/2009 11:19:46 AM >

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RE: Wiggle Nymph - 10/14/2009 10:52:26 AM   
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Neither of those patterns take much more time to tie than a dry fly would. Maybe just a bit longer.

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RE: Wiggle Nymph - 10/19/2009 3:13:44 PM   
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i'm surprised fishenfool46 hasn't weighed in on this. he tied me some white wiggle nymphs that work realy well in slow waters.

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