Pheasant Tail Jig - Fly Tying Tutorial

You might say this pattern draws a lot of inspiration from my friends in Eastern-Europe. You'll find a lot if extremely talented fly tiers and fly fishermen in countries like Poland, Czech Republic and Slovenia. In fact, those countries have a strong tradition winning the World Fly Fishing Championships.
For this pattern, I try to make the profile of the fly as slim as possible. Therefor I only use 4-5 fibers of Pheasant Tail, and use the same fibers for the body and for the tail. You can of course play around with the colors, changing the hot spot color for example. Play around with it, and match what works on your waters.
Hook: ‪@ahrexhooks3652‬ FW555
Bead: Copper 3.3mm Tungsten
Hotspot: Hot Orange Tying thread
Tail: 4-5 fibers of Pheasant Tail
Body: 4-5 fibers of Pheasant Tail (same fibers as in the tail)
Thread: Standard 8/0 Brown
Rib: Copper wire - Fine
Collar: Peacock Spectra Dub
Hackle: Brown Saddle feather
Ahrex Hooks: www.ahrexhooks.com
Fish Partner: www.fishpartner.com
Music: Bensound
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[@ericstewart4732]

Nice fly.

[@davidhart6900]

Excellent tie thank you so sharing your talent 😊

[@paveljandik-3626]

Good Work.. Im from Czech republic and i love fly tying Nymphs and fly fishing 👍👍👍 you are master

[@oldsmugglerflyfishing]

Beautiful fly mate!

[@lantose]

Nice fly! Just tied it and it looks great! (Hope the trout think so)

[@Fishsafe]

good job

[@Flies_the_limit]

I love the look of a day fly hackle collar but my concern is the amount of movement it gets in the water. Beautiful tie tho.

[@adolfhitlerowicztrocki495]

Fish don't trust such an immaculate flies.

[@eisiplant]

Haha, maybe not 😀

[@ezigaming5915]

Haha, great tie