Polish Woven Nymph - April 2009 TPO Fly of the Month

An absolute killer at any size, this nymph is also super durable. A great anchor fly and imitator many different insects. Fill your box up in different contrasting colors and weights. You can't go wrong.

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[drowningworms1]

This is awesome!

[FischLips26]

oh thats awesome compared to the crappy wire one i was shown! floss it is next time!

[twitchtwitchreel]

outstanding sr. outstanding!

[NewAgeNymphing13]

@xiaemperor wow, that must be hard...

[dax458]

wow tungsten and lead thats a heavy fly

[glink50ytop]

Brilliant demo, same as ohiofisher, gave up. Heading for the vice right now. Thanks for sharing the technique.

[xiaemperor]

I do this with two different color of phseant tail fibers. :)

[ohioflyfisher]

Wish I had seen this a couple years ago. Drove myself insane trying to weave flies. Gave up.

[deadmanis89]

what vise is the i have a regal pro vise

[andrew11769]

I use this pattern and have tied many of them. I do not use the bobbins for the weaving simply cut the weaving floss to length and go. It looks much harder to do it with the bobbins plus without the bobbins I find I have much better control.. Tight lines..