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TYING 'Nyerges Nymph'

TYING "Nyerges Nymph"
By Hugh McDowell

Provided courtesy of Fish & Game New Zealand magazine

Materials

1. HOOK: #8 - 10, 4X long.
2. TAIL: Brown hackle fibres.
3. BODY: Dark Olive Chenille, medium.
4. HACKLE: Brown, tied palmer

Bind hook shank from eye to bend. Tie in olive chenille & tip of ginger feather.		Wind chenille up to eye and trim.
Palmer hackle up to the eye.		Give Hackle a 'crew cut' leaving only untidy 'stubble' protruding from body.
"When the fly is tied, clip top and both sides of hackle fibres close to body. This leaves bottom fibres only, giving the appearance of a dark shrimp.		The finished Fly -- surely the easiest of patterns to tie!

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