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How to Tie Realistic Mayfly Nymphs (and Why You Should!)

#flytying #nymph #flytyingjunkie The Heptageniidae are a family of mayflies with around 20 genera and over 500 described species throughout the world. They are referred to as flat-headed mayflies. They are generally small mayflies with three long tails, but some have 2 tails. The nymphs of the Heptageniids are mainly found in fast-flowing streams, but some species are in still waters. The nymphs have a flattened shape and are usually dark in color. There are species that are herbivores, scavengers, and predators. Material list: Hook: Ahrex FW561 (sz.12-16) https://www.castersonlineflyshop.com/... Thead: Semperfli Nano Silk 30D https://www.castersonlineflyshop.com/... Tails: Moose Mane https://www.castersonlineflyshop.com/... Abdomen: Virtual Nymph Flexibody (mayfly cream) https://www.castersonlineflyshop.com/... Gills: Ostrich (gray or ginger) https://www.castersonlineflyshop.com/... Under Thorax: UNI Soft Body (small) https://www.castersonlineflyshop.com/... Thorax: Squirrel Dubbing (ginger) https://www.castersonlineflyshop.com/... Legs: Golden Pheasant Tail https://www.castersonlineflyshop.com/... Wingpad: Quail or Partridge (neck feather) https://www.castersonlineflyshop.com/... Head: Swiss Straw (copper) https://www.castersonlineflyshop.com/... Eyes: 15lb. Chameleon Maxima Waterproof Markers: Copic Markers (dk. brown and tan) https://www.castersonlineflyshop.com/...