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Small Baetis Nymph

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Hi guys! How are you?
Today I want to show you a Baetis imitation, a nymph I like to tie and fish a lot in gin-clear rivers.
This type of small nymph was designed for the old French style known as nymphe à vue. After the competition scene made this technique more popular, it became better known as sight nymphing.

The main characteristics of these flies are their delicate silhouette and reduced weight. Sometimes they are only lightly weighted, and sometimes they are not weighted at all.

I will explain more about this style in the next videos, when I present other similar flies. If you have any questions, feel free to ask them in the comments.

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