Dragons

[Rocketfish]

Hey guys...what's your more productive dragon nymph?
Thanks in advance
R

[Panman]

I like the pattern shown at the link. However I prefer either a glass bead or peacock hurl for the head.

http://www.danica.com/flytier/mporte...nfly_nymph.htm

Tim

[DG]

Olive woolly bugger, as always.

http://flytyingworld.com/component/c...eD-Bugger.html

[Gigmaster]

I'm not sure what it represents. I made it by accident, but it really catches fish.

Now, if I could just remember how I did it..........

[ScottP]

Charlie Brook's Assam Dragon is about as easy as the come:
http://insects.tamu.edu/students/und...am_dragon.html

Regards,
Scott

[Rocketfish]

Charlie Brook's Assam Dragon is about as easy as the come:
http://insects.tamu.edu/students/und...am_dragon.html

Regards,
Scott

Of course that's nothing relative to a real dragon nymph, maybe some movie's dragon.

[Ray Kunz]

I like the pattern shown at the link. However I prefer either a glass bead or peacock hurl for the head.

http://www.danica.com/flytier/mporte...nfly_nymph.htm

Tim

I would like to know how you can get such a abdomen affect with marabou. I've always used the "blood" quills and they never have such long soft looking barbs. Would full marabou plumes be different?

[ducksterman]

Currently my favorite...

http://www.skip-morris-fly-tying.com...implified.html

[Panman]

Ray: I use an entire blood quill on each fly. Also most of my flies are tied with a weighted body. I have also tied them with medium olive chenille over the weight. The fish seem to like them both ways.

Tim