Tying the Bird's Nest - Dressed Irons

Step by Step showing you how to tie the Bird's Nest.

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Hook:       Mustad 9671, #10
Weight: .020 Lead Wire
Thread:     Wapsi UTC Ultra Thread 70 Denier, Rusty Brown
Tail: Lemon Wood Duck
Rib: Copper Wire, Medium
Abdomen: Craft Fur Underfur, Tan
Legs: Lemon Wood Duck
Thorax: Craft Fur Underfur, Tan




The Bird's Nest is a very simple nymph that can be tied using various materials to accomplish the task. It ends up being a very shaggy nymph that can represent many different food that a fish would eat. A good one to have in your box when nymphs are what the fish are focusing on. --Enjoy

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