Instructions: Czech Nymph

Tying Instructions: Czech Nymph



	1. Attach the hook to the vice. Wrap the leadfree wire covering about 70% of the total body length of the nymph. Leave some room behind the eye.
	2. Attach the thread behind the eye and secure the leadfree wraps with spiroled thread wraps.
	3. Lay a thread foundation over the leadfree wraps and the transitions on either end.
	4. Attach a section of monofilament to the bottom of the hook shank.
	5. Trim a section of scudback with a point on the end. Next, attach this scudback point to the top of the hook shank.
	6. Secure the scudback downwards to the base of the body with thread wraps with the scudback on the top of the hook shank.
	7. With the thread at the base of the body, attach the UV2 Scud dubbing (Golden Stone) to the thread with a clockwise twisting around the thread to form a small noodle. Slide the noodle up to the base of the body.
	8. Take one wrap of the dubbing around the base of the body to lock in the fibers. Then, twist the noodle further creating a tight rope of dubbing around the thread.
	9. Wrapping this dubbed rope with connecting turns up to the midpoint of the hook shank. The body should have a slight taper.
	10. Next, attach some UV2 Seal-X dubbing (Chartreuse) for a "hot spot". Twist the dubbing around the thread and create a dubbed rope like you did with the body.
	11. Wrap the dubbing in front of the body for a "hot spot". The spot should be about the width of the eye. Next, dub the thread with Hare's Ear Plus Dubbing (Black) for the thorax.
	12. Create a dubbing rope of the Hare's Ear Plus dubbing and wrap a thorax behind the eye.
	13. Bring the scudback over the top of the body and thorax, securing the scudback behind the eye with a couple of wraps. Bring the tag end back and secure the scudback behind the eye. Trim off the tag end of the scudback.
	14. Wrap the monofilament forward with wide spirol wraps to the eye of the hook. Secure the tag end with thread wraps and trim off the tag of the monofilament.
	15. Build a small head behind the eye and Whip Finish. Trim off the thread.
	16. Apply a coat of UV Fly Finish Flow to the scudback and thread head.
	17. Use a UV lamp to cure the finish.
	18. Use a velcro strip or a dubbing brush to pull some of the fibers from the bottom of the body and thorax.
	19. The finished Czech Nymph.