green ribbed hamster nymph

Materials from www.TROUTLINE.RO
Hook: caddis,12#
Tread: uni-thread,tan 8#
Bead: tungsten gold,3,5mm
Underbody: uni-streach,lt gray
Body: hamster dubbing
Ribbing: ribbing band(hends) cod:34
Legs: gray CDC feather and hungarian partridge segments
Collar: spectra dubbing,orange cod:35

[@borisfly]

green ribbed hamster nymph flytying by gyorfi zso…: ua-cam.com/video/akYQrENqRKo/v-deo.html

[@mikelundrigan2285]

Very nice looking fly...fly tying is surely a universal language ... I understood virtually everything you said but don't have a clue what language it is !!! Thanks for the video!!

[@newlabber]

Nice fly and well constructed. I agree with Bill on the dubbing technique, this was how some of the old salmon fly dressing used to be tied when they finished the head on the fly. It's very useful and it is good to see it being used again.

[@7cColin]

I wish I understood Hungarian, but I still find your videos very instructive. Thank you!

[@borisfly]

thank you :)

[@history1guru]

Interesting way to apply your final dubbing. Good looking nymph.

[@borisfly]

thank you Bill!! :)

[@borisfly]

thank yours guys !

[@ermedincuco4814]

Nice work. Well done. I like it. Greetings from Serbia . Ermedin

[@kurzhaarguy]

Just found your site. Very nice techniques and patterns. Are these traditional Czech patterns or mutations of your own?

[@mloaizasaez]

Excelente !

[@christianberthet3083]

Ce dubbing est-il commercialisé ?

[@borisfly]

Hamster dubbing ;)