Quasimoto nymph

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Long time reader first time poster.

Looking for a recipe and instructions to tie a quasimoto nymph. Anyone have one they’re willing to share?

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Sorry no nymph recipe but welcome to the board.

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Looks as though it is just a flash back pheasant tail.

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unless it is that ball of dubbing next to the pheasant tail.

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You came up with about the same as I did…got no idea.

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I don’t have the instructions, but it is a Pheasant tail nymph tied on a curved hook.

http://www.orvis.com/store/product.aspx?pf_id=69AP&dir_id=1236&group_id=1248&cat_id=5842&subcat_id=7166&cm_mmc=Froogle*Prod_feeds*Prod_feeds*12082&cm_ven=performics&cm_cat=ShopWiki.com&cm_pla=NO&cm_ite=875&adv=875

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Put a hook on this and try flinging it.[:p]

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I don’t have the instructions, but it is a Pheasant tail nymph tied on a curved hook.

http://www.orvis.com/...amp;adv=875

At least I now know what it looks like.:sunglasses:

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I looked at the picture again and it might be the Peacock and grouse soft hackle next to it. Except the title of it says “Quasimoto P.T.” (P.T.=pheasant tail) it also looks like one of them has red copper wire on it.

Exasperating when a fly has one small material change, and it becomes a new fly with a new name and is bragged up.

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Huh, I guess most of my nymphs are quasimotos. I usually tie on curved hooks.

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Yaw, the basic description I had was a PT nymph on a curved hook and a copper bead tied with copper wire and red collar. I was hoping for an actual recipe to eliminate some guess work. Imuna tie some up and see what the experts think of my offerings.

Thanks for the information.

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Then that will be easy to duplicate.

Reciepe:

Hook: Daiichi 18-14 1130 scud hook
bead: copper
Thread: 6/0 red
Tail: Pheasant tail
Ribbing: red copper wire
Thorax: Pheasant tail
Wing case: pearl mylar
abdoman: peacock herl

Tie in order

Done

By the way :slight_smile: welcome to the boards!! look foward to seeing more posts from you.