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Kobberbassen fly for sea trout fishing

The Kobberbassen fly is a super simple pattern for sea trout fishing that even the most novice fly tiers can handle.

It works well on the Baltic coast, and it doesn’t matter if you’re in Poland, Germany, Denmark or Sweden. Additionally, if you’re going to fish on the coast of Norway, don’t forget to have Kobberbassen in your fly box.

For this fly, you only need a few materials, which I discussed in the video, and the list of which is available in the link below:

https://kn-baitsandflies.com/product-eng-3083-Fly-Tying-Kit-Kobberbassen-seatrout-fly.html

 

https://kn-baitsandflies.com/product-pol-3083-Zestaw-materialow-na-muche-Kobberbassen.html

 

Krystian Niemy

17 November 2024 /0 Comments/by

Micro nymph for grayling & trout

In this video I would like to show you a micro grayling nymph that I made on a Hanak H460BL hook in size 20.

This model of jig hook was specially designed in cooperation with World Champion Lubos Roza for making small patterns with larger tungsten heads.

It is not a difficult artificial fly, but it does require a few materials to simply make it well on such a small fly hook.

Link to materials below:

https://kn-baitsandflies.com/product-eng-3050-Fly-Tying-Kit-Micro-jig-nymph-for-grayling.html

Link to hooks:

https://kn-baitsandflies.com/product-eng-3040-Hanak-H-460-BL-Jig-Superb-RS-fly-hooks.html

Krystian Niemy

10 November 2024 /0 Comments/by

Black&Olive Trout killer fly

This week I have a super effective fly pattern for rainbow and brown trout caught in stillwater fisheries.

I have been using it for many years in Poland (Zawodzie, Moszczanica and others), as well as in the Czech Republic.

Link to materials:

https://kn-baitsandflies.com/product-eng-2979-Fly-Tying-Kit-Black-Olive-killer-trout-fly.html

The fly is available here:

https://kn-baitsandflies.com/product-eng-247-Black-Olive-killer-trout-fly-ML08-10.html

20 October 2024 /0 Comments/by

Sunray Shadow v. tube fly

Does the tube fly have to be difficult to tie, definitely not! Just on the example of the popular Sunray Shadow tube fly you will see that you need only a few materials and a salmon killer is ready.

15 March 2021 /0 Comments/by