Fly tiers and their flies 2010
Many well-known fly tiers, included winners of international fly-tying championships, will offer an instructive and varied program at the 2010 EWF.
You can get information about a variety of tying techniques, numerous fly patterns, and appropriate materials and tools.
Look over the shoulders of masters while they are tying their flies:
| Fly tier |
Flies |
| Roman Moser Austria |
RM Sculpins, RM Stone Fly Nymphs Nymphs and dry flies with the new marbled nymph skin and marbled fly foam Tandem streamer with the new "minnow shiner" material |
| Jörg Schuft Germany |
Salmon flies |
| Igor Stancev Macedonia |
Heavy nymphs - semi realistic but easy to tie, realistic stonefly nymphs, adult stonefly imitations, cased caddis larva - also heavy, terrestrials, etc. |
| Peter Joest Germany |
Saltwater flies (with emphasis on sea trout [sea-run browns]) and patterns using woven tubes |
| Robert Gillespie Ireland |
salmon flies, shrimps and hair wing patterns, tubes |
| Bernd Geier Germany |
Tandem epoxy pike streamer, bullhead streamer, asp epoxy streamer, and two asp poppers, Stonefly, caddis, and mayfly patterns with and without CDC, carp flies |
| Jan Reniers Netherlands |
Jambalaya |
| Marc Petitjean Switzerland |
Basic caddis in three different colors, may flies with simple wings, weighted CDC nymphs, fully CDC parachute may-flies, CDC-elk-hair caddis |
| Christian Geiger Germany |
Large Streamers Tube-tied, home-cooked and rustic "meals" for pike, huchen, and wall-eyed pike (perch pike), Weddington or simple hooks |
| Alfons Schefhold Germany |
Practical, good-fishing patterns (dry flies, nymphs, and streamers) |
| Hans Eiber Germany |
UD Stonefly (UD = upside down) with inverted hooks, SF Stonefly (SF = Snag Free) mit tied-in monofilament weed guards |
| Tommy Olinsson Denmark |
Salmon flies - Nevertheless, his speciality are flies tied by hand without a fly vise. |
| Werner Steinsdorfer Germany |
Wet and dry flies, streamers, nymphs, all types of fishing patterns |
| Theo Atanassov Bulgaria-Germany |
May-fly patterns, effective flies for trout and grayling |
| Rudy van Duijnhoven Netherlands |
Vitesse pike streamer in different colour combinations |
| Georg Christel Germany |
Trout streamers for fishing during the spring and for large trout. Dry flies such as mayflies, caddis, and individual effective patterns. Nymphs which will be effective, for example, for trout and grayling in Slovenia from spring-time to autumn. |
| Siegfried Urchs Germany |
Dry flies using the Paraloop method Deer-hair caddis patterns (buck caddis) |
| Mikko Stenberg Finland |
Snow Fly tubes based on classic patterns such as The Beauly Snow Fly |
| John Lind Rasmussen Denmark |
Making hooks and salmon flys |
| Hans-Jürgen Baum Germany |
Nymphs |
| Stoyan Filipov Bulgaria-England |
Nymphs and Fly-Tying techniques with different materials |
| Federico Renzi Italy |
Realistic Flies |
| Tomo Ladišić Croatia |
Nymphs and Streamer |
| Martin Drosh Czech Republic |
Goldhead-nymphs, Micro-nymphs, Shrimp-nymphs, special Grayling-nymphs Dry and Wet-flies for Mountain River-style and Loch-style fishing |
| Moreno Borriero Italien |
CDC with foam |
| Patrick Del Fatti Switzerland |
Traditional wet flies, modern semi-realistic emergers and dry flies |
| Carsten Scharf Germany |
Sea-trout flies for the Baltic Sea and salmon flies for Norwegian waters |
| Marco Crippa Switzerland |
CDC |
| Ulf Pawlik Germany |
Classical fly patterns, Streamer |
| Thomas Wölfle Germany |
Classical fly patterns |
| Jackton Maremwa Kenia |
Classical fly patterns |
| Günther Sareyka Germany |
Jambalaya |