Czech nymph fly tying instructions - traditional structure by Ruben Martin

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CZECH NYMPH
traditional structure of a Czech nymph changing size and weight can be used in many ways.
although its appearance coincides more with some larvae Tricoptera in many environments they can imitate Plecoptera nymphs of Austroperlidae family, as well as a variety of aquatic beetle larvae.
It is excellent as "anchor nymph" in a system together with other nymph drop which can be equal or smaller.

[@wyomingtrout5581]

I saw my first Czech about 20 years ago. It had 2 ribs. First the body was ribbed with wire, the shellback was tied in at the head of the fly and then counter ribbed with mono and the shellback was darkened in the thorax area with a black or brown magic marker. Later on I think they started added a hot spot of pink or orange dubbing right before the dark thorax. Many thanks to the Poles who started all this with their woven nymphs, leader systems and methods. It certainly has evolved into quite a number of unique nymphing strategies.

[@rubenmartinflies]

Yes, but sll started many many more years ago, i saw my first 35 years ago and they where using it for a long time before, but its great like you said, that tells you that tje technique works!

[@kentw.897]

Unreal Rueben. Awesome looking Czech Nymph.
Thanks for sharing this video with us.
You Take Care. 🌴🐛🎣🕊Aloha!

[@rubenmartinflies]

Thanks to you bud, regards

[@lewismcgregor5330]

Cracking grub. Thanks for posting.

[@kevinjtoner]

Really nice Ruben! A very effective pattern. Thank you and best regards.......Kevin.

[@hankvana2149]

Thank you Ruben - beautiful tie! I'll tie up a couple for the box! Cheers! Hank

[@freddymartin7664]

Thanks for sharing ! Very nice pattern ...!👍😎

[@rubenmartinflies]

Welcome my friend!

[@Sicuable]

So perfection...

[@Alain2006]

Superbe merci

[@rewolfe333]

what do you use for head cement ? is it a paint or is it a colored glue ? all of your patterns are great ! thanks for sharing !

[@seanmooney3907]

Really nice fly Ruben, you do make it look easier than I know it is. I tie myself and have learned from you. I use the plastic from the hook bags for a scud back too sometimes. If I need a color on it, I just color the inside that goes against the body. It stays on well. I wanted to ask you why you use black lacquer on your flies instead of just varnish? Is the advantage that you only have to apply one coat? Just curious. Sean

[@marianocriterpaczkolongcas3877]

ruben gracias por subir todos estos videos, son excelentes, espero cada uno de ellos, abrazo, muchas de tus moscas las voy a probar en malleo y limay en este cierre de temporada abrazo

[@marianocriterpaczkolongcas3877]

Dale ruben abrazo exitos

[@nicolasvillafane7677]

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[@juanfernandopaezcasas7383]

Hola Ruben, buenas tardes, te saludo desde Colombia; por favor me dices cual es le primer material adhesivo plano brillante que colocas en esta ninfa. Gracias por tu ayuda.

[@davidkappes4990]

This is one bad assed fly I caught 3 fish in 5 min with this tie cool and ice babe.

[@rubenmartinflies]

Thanks a lot David, glad the fly have being what you expect. Best regards!
i will be tying in the next fly tying symposium next nobember, if you can help would be great, take a look on this link... teespring.com/stores/ruben-martin-flies-store

[@lunkertime]

awesome pattern FISH will SMASH THAT~! Size hook and type?

[@rubenmartinflies]

Thanks my friend i use TMC 2499SPBL #6 on the video or you can use AHREX NS 172 curved gammarus #10 or size you like. Kind regards