T Midge Fly Pattern: A Must-Have for Any Fly Fisherman - Fly Tying Tutorial

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A step-by-step tutorial on tying the deadly T Midge Nymph. Perfect for tailwater fly fishing, this pattern is a must-have in any trout angler's fly box. Follow along as we share essential techniques and materials to help you tie the perfect T Midge Nymph and catch more trout on the water!"
Hook: TMC 2487, Lightning Strike SE1, or Daiichi 1130 size 16-22
Bead: Tyer's Glass Beads Pearlescent or Silver Lined
Thread: 70 Denier Cream, Olive, Black, or Tan
Rib: Small Copper Wire
Body: Pearl Krystal Flash
Wing: White Antron Yarn

[@kenb4685]

Gidday Hans. Nice looking fly. Thanks.

[@hansrcsd]

Thanks for watching!

[@oldsmugglerflyfishing]

Nice one

[@paulbridgers3820]

Great looking fly thanks for sharing,

[@hansrcsd]

Thanks for watching!

[@petejubie7563]

uv glue or superglue on the body for extra resilience

[@hansrcsd]

Great Idea. Both would work. Have to apply a thin coat of superglue and let it dry for a second before tying in the wing. Super thin UV resin like the UV Craft Brush On Resin or Bone Dry Plus from Solarez would be good options.

[@netrich143]

[@cyguy8577]

Love it!!!! Tailwater assassin… can you PLEASE post the recipe?

[@hansrcsd]

Hook: TMC 2487, Lightning Strike SE1, or Daiichi 1130 size 16-22 Bead: Tyer's Glass Beads Crystal or Silver Lined Thread: 70 Denier Cream, Olive, Black, or Tan Rib: Small Copper Wire Body: Pearl Krystal Flash Wing: White Antron Yarn

[@mikehenderson8578]

If you cut your yard in half, tie it down and then fold it back and tie that down it makes for a more sturdy fly. It can not slip out as easily after a long soaking and a couple dozen fish. Just a suggestion.

[@hansrcsd]

Great tip! Thanks!