Fly Tying: Cammisa's Stealth Mode jig nymph

Euro nymphing setup:
Rod: Orvis Helios 3F 10'6" 3 weight - amzn.to/3djzyuV
Reel: Ross Evolution LTX - amzn.to/2Nf0pxu
Line: Cortland Competition Braid Core - amzn.to/2NbZv4Z
Tippet: Cortland Ultra Premium - amzn.to/2VDeMjZ
Orvis Safe Passage Sling: amzn.to/2C2Akzs
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Cammisa's Stealth Mode is a jig nymph that pays homage to tinsel-bodied flies with its use of UNI-Mylar. Though that material has "stealth" tendencies, everything completely changes with the rear hot spot...and fish don't seem to mind. Learn more about this pattern in the video.
Recipe:
Vise: Stonfo Transformer - amzn.to/3blbUhs
Hook: Hanak H450BL; #14 - amzn.to/2VHS1ug
Bead: Silver slotted tungsten; 3.0mm
Threads: Glo-Brite #1; fl. fuchsia & UNI 8/0; black - amzn.to/2RMVq9U
Tail: Coq de Leon; medium pardo - amzn.to/2VF8sHW
Ribbing: UNI-French small; silver
Body: UNI-Mylar #12; holographic black
Thorax: Siman Peacock Dubbing; peacock black
UV: Solarez Bone Dry - amzn.to/2RPoL3F
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[@elduderoony8171]

Another one that’s got to go on my list! Thanks Tim.

[@TimCammisa]

I don't know about you, but my list has been full for years...and it keeps growing! HAHA! Thanks for taking the time to comment, and I hope to hear more from you on my other videos. Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@BobLewen]

Can't argue with success. If the back hotspot works, it works! great lookin' fly, Tim... Thanks!

[@TimCammisa]

Thanks for the kind words, Bob, and I try not to argue with trout too much! Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@jameszilla2000]

All hail the King of the Ties!!! 👑👑👑

[@TimCammisa]

:-)

[@pauldillon7045]

Great fly. Thanx Tim. Will put this in the water right away

[@TimCammisa]

It's a killer for me, Paul, and you better let me know how it works for you! Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@srcesq]

Nice fly, looks easy enough to tie and that holographic mylar looks like it could be useful in a lot of patterns

[@TimCammisa]

Thanks for the kind words, Scott, and if you tie any other patterns with it, be sure to let me know. Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@lacrossexoxo635]

King of the ties!!!!!

[@TimCammisa]

:-)

[@mountaincreekfliesjimmy8386]

Thank you sir for the lesson and Merry Christmas

[@TimCammisa]

You're welcome, Jimmy, and thanks for the kind words. Merry Christmas to you and your family, too. Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@patricksmith7839]

Really great pattern Tim. I think by moving the hot spot to the rear of the hook, it will increase hookups

[@TimCammisa]

Thanks, Pat, and hope to fish with you again soon. Merry Christmas to you and yours. Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@marcjalbert4139]

Sweet pattern.

[@TimCammisa]

Thanks, Marc! Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@CooperLandingFishingGuide]

So hard to keep secrets lol :) Another great one!

[@TimCammisa]

Ha ha, you got it! In my defense, I've been fishing variations of this one for years, so it's time I shared a couple of them. :-) Thanks for the comment, and I hope you have a great holiday season! Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@CooperLandingFishingGuide]

@@TimCammisa Same to you Tim! I just recorded a video of my "secret " fly lol. Makes me nervous!

[@jsboyle3459]

Nice fly👍🏻

[@TimCammisa]

Thanks! Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@nathanielchoate69]

Hey Tim! I tied up a couple of these last night and they look great. I’m wondering if you use these for stocked trout or wild trout primarily or maybe both? Thanks.

[@TimCammisa]

Hi Nathaniel, and great question. Originally I figured they would work best on stocked fish, but wild trout eat them, too. Here's a sneaky tip: If you fish stillwater that has trout, use this fly there...it's a killer! Hope all is well with you. Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@nathanielchoate69]

@@TimCammisa alright thanks for the info!

[@jmchugh5224]

Similar to a French nymph, but yours has a pink but instead of red and you also put tinsel instead of just thread

[@TimCammisa]

So some slight differences, and thanks for the comment. I hope to hear more from you on some of my other videos. Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@uni_shadow164]

Nice Fly, Looks Midgey to me!

[@TimCammisa]

Really depends on the size...how small do you tie? ;-) Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@uni_shadow164]

@@TimCammisa I tie 16 ad 18 sizes. Nice Looking fly though!

[@marksilverman3693]

Can I fish a two fly nymph rig with one jig nymph and on regular nymph-one fly hook up and the other hook Dow? If so, which fly at the bottom?

[@TimCammisa]

Thanks for the question, Mark, and there's no set rule. If you have a nymph as a dropper (higher and closer to the rod), typically it will be the smaller nymph. If they are both similar sizes, then I would have the jig nymph on the bottom, as it has less of a chance of snagging. Hope that helps, but definitely experiment and see what works for you. Here's a video I made talking about dropper flies: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpCthn2GYtqhpJY Happy New Year! Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@andrewsadler202]

reminds me of the Hot Butt Nymph. Good Fly!

[@TimCammisa]

That's another good one, Andrew! Thanks for the kind words, and hope all is well. Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@nickles418]

How do you set up a fly fishing rod?

[@TimCammisa]

This is a tough one for beginners, so I would recommend taking it to a fly shop and having them help with everything the first time. Good luck, and let me know if you have any more questions. Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@Stratollac]

Nice fly. It’s kind of like a zebra midge on acid. 😉 I’m sure it’ll be really productive.

[@TimCammisa]

Thanks, Randy, and it has been for me. Happy New Year! Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@user-xx8nj5yf1z]

Надо попробовать смастерить))))

[@TimCammisa]

Good luck tying, as it's a great one for me! Thanks for taking a moment to comment. Tim www.troutandfeather.com

[@TroutYeah]

looks fishy!

[@TimCammisa]

Thanks, bud! Tim www.troutandfeather.com