Swimming Drake Nymph
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Description
The Swimming Drake Nymph, designed by legendary fly tyer Ernest Schwiebert, emerges as a dynamic and effective jig-style fly pattern. This pattern not only replicates the appearance of these aquatic insects but also exhibits exceptional movement in the water. The jig-style design adds a lifelike swimming motion to the fly, making it an irresistible temptation for trout. With its versatility in imitating different drake nymphs and the added bonus of enticing movement, the Swimming Drake Nymph proves to be a killer pattern.
Curated by the IdentaFly fly fishing team.
Pro Tip
You can use this nymph for everything. Don't have a leech pattern, need a larger nymph, no problem this pattern will do it all!
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Fly Tying Recipe
- Hook: Tiemco 200R or Daiichi 1270, sizes 8–12
- Thread: Olive or brown 6/0 Uni-Thread
- Tail: Olive or brown goose biots
- Body: Olive or brown dubbing with a hint of sparkle (use a blend like Hareline Ice Dub or Superfine Dub)
- Rib: Gold or copper wire, medium
- Thorax: Peacock herl or darker olive dubbing for bulk
- Wingcase: Turkey tail quill, coated with UV resin or epoxy for durability
- Legs: Medium round rubber legs, olive or brown, tied in at the thorax on each side
- Head: Weighted with lead-free wire or a gold bead, covered with olive dubbing for a clean finish