Use a bright, contrasting hot spot for visibility and attraction
Use a bright, contrasting hot spot for visibility and attraction
Filters
- Topic: Fly selection and tying
- Original category: Fly Selection
- Species: Trout
- Water: Not stated
- Region: Not stated
- Skill level: Beginner
Tip
Tip: Use a bright, contrasting hot spot for visibility and attraction
How to do it: Add a bright, contrasting hot spot to a nymph for visibility and attraction
Mistake it fixes: Tying nymphs without a hot spot when visibility matters
Why it works: A hot spot gives fish a focal point and helps anglers track the fly, improving both attraction and strike detection.
When it matters most: Euro nymphing, hot spots