Featured in the Winter issue of Fly Fusion, married couple Agnieszka and Arek Kubale own and operate Tuhola, a fly-tying company that supplies anglers across Europe with a wide range of flies–from trout and grayling patterns to saltwater offerings. Agnieszka is renown for her UV resin flies and clean tying technique. Arek is a fly-fishing photographer and journalist and has published his work in various fishing magazines. They share their time between houses in Poland and Sweden: one on theBaltic coast in the small fishing village of Junoszyno, Poland. Second located at the salmon river Torne, far in subarctic region of Sweden.

Grab a copy of the current issue to check out their Waddle Shrimp, Bead Eye Chillimps, Black Head Sandeel and Mirage Minnow!  In the meantime, enjoy these BONUS patterns.

Hook: Ahrex NS110, size #4

Thread: UNI-Thread 6/0, orange

Spinner blade: Colorado Spinner Blade, gold, size 0

Spinner blade mount: soft predator wire, swivel and split ring

Eyes: dumbbell eyes 4,8 mm, green

Body: UNI-Thread Floss, fluo green, covered with UV resin, clear

Wing: bucktail and rooster neck feathers, chartreuse; Flashabou, opal mirage

Head: UNI-Thread 6/0, orange

Tying tips: be sure to use a good quality swivel. Also, note the proper point of mounting dumbbell eyes. In original Clouser Deep Minnow it should be tied in at  1/4 or 1/3 of hook shank length from the hook eye and so it goes in this variant as well.

Hook: Ahrex NS156 Traditional Shrimp #4-6

Thread: UNI-Thread 6/0, tan

Tail: wide and webby rooster saddle hackle, grizzly

Eyes: bead chain eyes 3,8 mm, black

Body (section 1): seal fur dubbing, red

Hackle 1: wide and webby rooster saddle hackle, grizzly

Body (section 2): SLF Saltwater dubbing, sand

Hackle 2: wide and webby rooster saddle hackle, grizzly

Body (section 3): SLF Saltwater dubbing, sand

Hackle 3: wide and webby rooster saddle hackle, grizzly

Head: UNI-Thread 6/0, red

Tying tips: long and wide rooster saddle feather is a perfect choice, since the tail and all three hackles are tied just from one feather. This way you’ll get perfect, tapered shape of this classic Danish seatrout pattern.