Description
The tying of nymphs, also known as emergers, is a specific aspect of fly tying. In the literature on fly tying, this theme is often given little attention. Nevertheless, imitating such bait is highly interesting. Many fly fishermen are familiar with the emerger form without realizing it. When fishing, it becomes apparent that they often have a fly on the leader that floats like an emerger.
Fly fishermen refer to this as a drowned fly. Using natural materials, plastics, and new tying techniques, realistic emerger imitations can be tied that barely sink or do not sink at all. The developments in this area are so intriguing that a dedicated book on emergers is sure to be well-received by enthusiasts. In this book, you will find information about insects, tying materials and techniques, as well as numerous tying patterns. As basic knowledge is assumed, the book is intended for the advanced fly tier.
This book is brand new and written in Dutch.
