The other day I noticed that MC posted a pic with a couple of white bead nymphs.
About 10 years ago, the Italian team, gave me one or 2 of their nymphs, with a white thorax body.
Since then, I have always had a couple of nymphs with a white "hot spot".
I asked them about it, and their thinking about white, is that it creates contrast
just as a orange or a gold bead gives the fish something to zoom into, the white offers contrast to the rest of the fly, without "shouting" or alarming.
The white against the rest of the body, gives a distinct color variation, although it does not occur in the natural scheme of things.
How many of you use a bit of white in your flies?
what is experience ito the effectiveness?
The last couple of years, I have also added the UV white, which have proved very effecient.
Share your experiences
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