https://www.troutandfeather.com/streamer-gallery-b daily 0.75 2018-03-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403962708127-ZCG6C27CBMY9CW371QC4/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery B - John Barr's Meat Whistle Created by John Barr, the Meat Whistle is a fly that has lots of movement in the water. The pattern does a great job of imitating many types of bait in the water, including minnows and leeches. This video features a jig nymph hook, which allows the fly to ride hook point up. Have fun fishing this pattern for trout, stripers, steelhead, and many more! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403962708127-ZCG6C27CBMY9CW371QC4/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery B - John Barr's Meat Whistle Created by John Barr, the Meat Whistle is a fly that has lots of movement in the water. The pattern does a great job of imitating many types of bait in the water, including minnows and leeches. This video features a jig nymph hook, which allows the fly to ride hook point up. Have fun fishing this pattern for trout, stripers, steelhead, and many more! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403963120133-92R2ZCA2LG604ULO0FN4/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery B - The Woolly Bugger (Peacock body) One of Lefty Kreh's most effective flies, this Woolly Bugger is tied with peacock herl for the body instead of chenille. That slight variation makes for an incredible pattern, and one that belongs in everyone's fly box. Fish this pattern with confidence... https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403809950943-PCSPLZP3D8AUM5RKGMWF/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery B - Black Ghost Streamer This classic streamer is a go-to fly for many because of its ability to accurately imitate baitfish. The Black Ghost has been an effective fly for me over the years, especially on stocked trout. There are a few variations, as noted in the video, but I always attempt to maintain the integrity of this fly to ensure future success. PS - This is one of my Great Uncle John's favorite flies! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1484911954350-GHHEKSDRWS061GQ7U3AF/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery B - Chuck Furimsky's Turbo Tail In this fly tying tutorial, Chuck Furimsky is our guest tyer and shares his Turbo Tail pattern. This unique tie features Chuck's Bugskin material, and there is no doubt that his creativity shows with this one. Chuck does an excellent job tying, plus shares a lot of great stories and thoughts along the way. Additionally featured in this video is some incredible underwater camera footage by Tim Flagler of Tightline Productions. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1406804355171-6SPIHK0V2YN89KRTOAQV/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery B - Sculpzilla Streamer The Sculpzilla was created by the Solitude Fly Company to represent sculpins, and this patterns has been earning the respect of many as of late. The fly works very well in a variety of conditions, plus it's easy to vary to mimic sculpins, leeches, and other bait fish in your area. If you know of sculpins in your local waters, I recommend having the Sculpzilla in your box! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403962900613-9952E11KAWX6HP6Z2EOK/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery B - Woolly Bugger with Crystal Chenille & Conehead The Crystal Bugger is a FAST fly to tie, and effective on multiple species of fish. The crystal chenille used gives the fly many strands of flash, allowing me to leave out the typically-required hackle. Adding weight to this pattern is something I believe improves its effectiveness, and a variation that I consistently make is the addition of dumbbell eyes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1521543859230-LBSV34KGHKVGL4GR7S51/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery B - E.P.'s Articulated Streamer It's not too late to learn about and try articulated streamers! In this video, I share my "base" pattern, which you can modify with many options. Keeping it simple is the key to me, and most importantly, be sure to check your connections before fishing! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403962397863-EKUXE9BR5EHDLS88LWZC/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery B - Sculpin Bugger (Woolly Bugger on steroids!) This Sculpin Bugger is a fun pattern to tie and very effective due to its ability to quickly get into the lower third of the water column. Tied with a Sculpin Helmet from the Flymen Fishing Company, this pattern combines weight with flash, plus the other excellent characteristics of a Woolly Bugger. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403809683636-KRWTC62223PR0WBYYREG/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery B - Black Bunny Leech w/ Fish Skull Tied with the Fish Skull Baitfish Head, this Black Bunny Leech is suggestive of many food items for fish, including leeches and baitfish. In my boxes, I carry this pattern in a variety of colors, and encourage you to do the same. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403962187536-588QLH466760RWQ6IS0F/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery B - Simi Seal Leech Created by John Rohmer, this has become a "go-to" pattern for many fishing stillwater due to its ease of tying and great ability to mimic leeches. The Simi Seal Leech has excellent movement in the water, and will continue to produce in various lakes and ponds everywhere. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1430735393312-MBUIRIO95SJDLNQ6JE1R/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery B - Krazy Carper Carp Fly Featured in this "Two Minute Fly Tying" tutorial is the Krazy Carper from Jamie Kaminski. Though catching the attention of those fly fishing for carp, this pattern is quickly developing into one that's known to be effective with many species. The Krazy Carper is a simple one to tie, and allows for many color combinations and variations with its body material. This is a great fly to fish, with one of the Krazy Carper's most important features being its similarity to the Zonker-style of flies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1438858531875-4JCUMUHI3G2CNV2CBUZV/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery B - Furry Foam Crayfish Crayfish are an excellent food to imitate, and this one uses "Furry Foam," an easy to obtain material that looks great when wet. Large fish, such as smallmouth bass and brown trout, key on crayfish, especially during the summer. This is a great pattern to try, and I discuss some other colors in the video that I've had success with. Additionally, if you want to reinforce the foam, tie in some copper wire to rib everything with, though this is something I rarely do. Overall, this is an effective pattern that meets that "GISS" qualifier, thus be sure to have confidence fishing this "Furry Foam Crayfish." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1449574096739-U3UT19IMG0KHKPZYCZWD/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery B - Mayer's Mini Leech There are many leech patterns out there, yet this one may be the fastest I've ever tied; thanks to Landon Mayer for creating this simple yet effective pattern! This pattern is a variation of his original, being that I have modified it slightly for carp...but don't forget that Landon recommends tying this in smaller sizes for trout. More is discussed about the pattern following the tying, and I'd love to hear your thoughts on it as well. This is part of my "Two Minute Tying" series, and it's a great fly that can be tied quickly and easily at the vise. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1475835850898-VGVWWTP1KXCDG94YTWUO/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery B - MS Bugger When it comes to successful patterns, sometimes less is more, and it sure seems that way on the MS Bugger. This is a pattern with few materials, yet has an incredible look both at the vise and in the water. One the water, there are many ways to fish the MS Bugger, and the trout seem to like them all! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1480168220991-8NLFS7V9Z7XJWBL8OZBH/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery B - Swimming Crane Fly Larva Guest tyer John Mlakar ties a great pattern known as the Swimming Crane Fly Larva and then shares some of his personal variations (which I highly recommend looking into!). John also gives us some tips to fish this fly, which is a simple and effective one. Have fun with the variations of your own, and let us know how you like this Swimming Crane Fly Larva. https://www.troutandfeather.com/streamer-gallery-a daily 0.75 2021-01-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403793066833-8KQ9K6PXJ1D6QSV1KR4F/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery A - Schlappen Woolly Bugger Substituting schlappen for the traditional saddle hackle used on a woolly bugger, you can see the truly buggy look that is gained with its addition. This schlappen, from Clearwater Hackle, is a great material that I turn to more often than not when tying, plus its movement in the water really helps this Schlappen Woolly Bugger into an even more effective pattern. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1571568023128-CSOEAN0JQ4CEN5OBU2NX/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery A - Mayer's Mini Jig Leech, Fly Fishing Journeys podcast, and Wyoming Fly Fishing! Here's a variation of my favorite Landon Mayer pattern, the Mini Jig Leech. With the addition of a jig hook and some Solarez Bone Dry, this pattern is now ready to go! Join me in the video as I tie the Mayer's Mini Jig Leech, interview Rob Giannino from the Fly Fishing Journeys podcast, and discuss fishing Wyoming's North Platte River with Ryan Anderson of Wyoming Fly Fishing. Lots in this one! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1586606792656-IBLW6QGUP7P8M2QL4JAJ/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery A - Extreme Stickleback Fly...in ICELAND!! The Extreme Stickleback is a bait fish imitation that you can tailor to represent those in your local waters. After the tying, stick around to learn more about how we used it in Iceland to catch their incredible brown trout. Lots of guests, information, and fun in this one! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403793066833-8KQ9K6PXJ1D6QSV1KR4F/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery A - Schlappen Woolly Bugger Substituting schlappen for the traditional saddle hackle used on a woolly bugger, you can see the truly buggy look that is gained with its addition. This schlappen, from Clearwater Hackle, is a great material that I turn to more often than not when tying, plus its movement in the water really helps this Schlappen Woolly Bugger into an even more effective pattern. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403793385275-ZXX0VZRD40L36CTP2HA0/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery A - Clouser Deep Minnow Bob Clouser's famous fly needs no introduction. This is a pattern that has caught an incredible amount of species in so many water types, as eveidenced by the amount of time Lefty Kreh discusses it in his writings and presentations. Feel free to vary the color and weight, though no matter what, have some of these in your boxes at all time! The Clouser Deep Minnow is a fly that always produces... https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403786826177-GRI8FETG9BEWMU5XQ70X/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery A - Intruder Steelhead Fly Joe Kayafas shared this Intruder pattern with us on my YouTube page, and though I can't say it's entirely a streamer, I know many would place it into that category. Joe does a great job explaining all of the stages of this fly's creation, and there are many tips and techniques given throughout the tutorial. This is an excellent steelhead pattern, especially for those who enjoy swinging flies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403788306196-JYRRK4U11BXCHOT39C9T/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery A - Zuddler Conehead Minnow This popular streamer is part Zonker and part Muddler, taking valuable characteristics of both flies and putting them together in one pattern. The Zuddler Conehead Minnow has great movement in the water, plus its color can be varied to match baitfish in your local waters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403787819625-KM6RDUM0MVKIIS4QDCJG/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery A - "Steeler Bugger" With so many Woolly Bugger variations out there, I figured that there might as well be one for the Pittsburgh Steelers! This fly was created during football season one year as part of a thread on the Fly Tying Forum, and as you can probably guess, I've received many reports from people saying that this pattern has done really well on a variety of fish. Sometimes it is best to let your creativity guide you when tying, which is what I did when working on this "Steeler Bugger." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403793932571-4API2N1SSOF1D8KF9A3Q/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery A - Chili Pepper (aka Woolly Bugger) My friend Tony Spezio shared his Woolly Bugger modification with me, and upon tying it for YouTube, I received lots of emails from fly fishermen reporting its success. The Chili Pepper fly has a copper chenille body, which definitely drives some fish crazy. Be sure to have these in your streamer box when on both streams and stillwater. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403808909284-BRJYT1RRTA0X9F960XKU/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery A - Black Woolly Bugger (w/ variations) Nearly every beginner when learning to tie today is typically started with the Woolly Bugger, and with good reason: They catch fish! In this tutorial, I go over the basic procedure, but also offer a few variations to make your fly different from the others being fished today. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1611600563580-NTKVJU91S29NQA8KKEOD/image-asset.jpeg Streamer Gallery A - CDC Micro Bugger (BETTER than the original?!?!) In this video, Stephen "Big T" Tomasovich is the guest tier, sharing an exceptional Euro nymph, the CDC Micro Bugger. Simple to tie, plus MANY ways to fish this streamer...it belongs in your box! Tie this in a variety of your favorite colors, including peach, olive, and black. Afraid to use CDC on a streamer? Get over that fear, as the fish certainly appreciate it. ;-) Thanks again, Stephen, for sharing this one! https://www.troutandfeather.com/techniques-gallery-a daily 0.75 2022-03-16 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404763354710-R82ZY1JKNKLE7JUFEF3B/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery A - Fly Tying Variations The notion of a "variation" is a difficult one for beginner fly tyer, thus I examine many possible variations for the Prince nymph in this tutorial. Throughout the video, I share my thoughts and rationales as to why I made the various decisions, and I hope this helps others in determining variations that will prove to be effective patterns. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1599252404764-UJDJFH94RP9WCBQE2DXV/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery A - Stonfo Elite Vise Review: ANOTHER Great One! Tying flies is so much fun, but requires a few essential tools. One of the most critical is a vise, and in this video review, we examine the Stonfo Elite. This vise is manufactured by an Italian company and offers tiers lots of options, including height, angle, and tension adjustments. Throughout the video, I share my thoughts about this high-quality tool, plus give you a close-up view of the components. A favorite section is when I showcase the vise holding a range of hooks...even a #32! Approximate base dimension: 7 3/8” x 6 3/8” x 1 5/8” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404763354710-R82ZY1JKNKLE7JUFEF3B/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery A - Fly Tying Variations The notion of a "variation" is a difficult one for beginner fly tyer, thus I examine many possible variations for the Prince nymph in this tutorial. Throughout the video, I share my thoughts and rationales as to why I made the various decisions, and I hope this helps others in determining variations that will prove to be effective patterns. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404783165448-M044V9R1ZAY9WENDNV6Y/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery A - Parachute Dry Fly Tools Parachute dry flies are some of the most popular patterns in fly fishing today, and tying them can be tricky @ times. Utilizing parachute dry fly tools, such as the one featured in this tutorial, make the entire process of forming the post much easier. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404783976011-36V4SGAQGIQTXIA7UT08/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery A - Showcasing Peacock Dubbing Not all peacock dubbing is created equal! In this tutorial, I take a look at some different peacock dubbings, explain techniques to apply them, and finally show how the materials look when wet. At the end of the video, I tie with actual peacock herl to allow a comparison between all of the peacock dubbings and natural herl. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404783802323-KK9PCC2ST1VZGKUEGTIT/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery A - Hungarian Partridge Feathers Some of my favorite materials to tie with are Hungarian Partridge feathers, which can be used for so many parts of the fly. In this tutorial, I go over a few of those uses and show some of the techniques I employ with these feathers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404784173405-7K5LEWK8EBCQ7MCH5AH0/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery A - Parachute Dry Flies During this tutorial, I demonstrate a very neat technique to use when tying parachute dry flies. This method, popularized by Chauncy Lively and Roy Christie, is similar to the paraloop method and is a fun way to tie in hackle on a parachute. The hackle is tied in very securely, thus making this a style that many still opt for on a regular basis. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404784833338-XJQISRE6D8KEIGLBTQ22/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery A - Hen Hackle: Tips and Techniques During this tutorial, I give a brief overview of hen hackle, then show some of the more common applications (including tailing, legs, beards, and soft hackles). Every year, I seem to use hen hackle more than other materials, thus I wanted to share my insight on this great feather. As mentioned in this video, I recommend Clearwater Hackle for the majority of these applications, and be sure to tell the owner (Lars) that I said hello! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404820477633-XGNES5BFFY5J2P33MO63/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery A - Using Lead Wire (Tips & Techniques) During this tutorial, I examine a few popular ways to place weight on the hook. Though using lead in this video, you can easily apply these same techniques to other soft materials that can add weight to a fly. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404820695043-QP29N2XR1AEK9106V37W/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery A - Extended Body Mayfly There are many insects out there that have longer bodies, and simply using an XL hook that add unneeded weight to the pattern. Instead, I show a technique to utilize deer hair as the extended body, thereby allowing you to alter the specific length per your need. This style is effective for a variety of patterns, including the green drake, slate drake (Isonychia), and other mayflies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404820917839-CVQBU51J6MJR4XKDV6IW/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery A - Tips for Measuring Mayfly Tails Measuring tails on dry flies can be difficult for those new to fly tying, thus this tutorial gives a few tips and techniques to do just that. Mayfly tails are examined in the video, with an emphasis placed on the dun and spinner stages of the fly. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1628940007734-T4QOFEH8T3C3GNQUA29V/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery A - Fly Tying Tips for a CLEAN Hook Eye! In this video, I share tips to keep a CLEAN hook eye when fly tying. Few things are more frustrating than being unable to thread tippet through an untidy hook eye, thus here are some methods that will help tiers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1647426792673-MHJRYT0WSJNORW64GC7B/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery A - Which FLY TYING VISE do I buy?!? Buying a fly tying vise is no easy decision! This video goes over the main types of vises, as I share similarities, differences, and characteristics I look for when purchasing. Suggestions are given to help when you ask others for advice. This is a very personal decision that relates to the types of flies that you tie. Good luck making a decision, and feel free sharing this video with others who are also considering a new vise. https://www.troutandfeather.com/emergers-gallery-a daily 0.75 2014-07-15 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404908763966-XWHL2SPV8SOZE5M5214A/image-asset.jpeg Emergers Gallery A - Bird of Prey Caddis This is an effective caddis that utilizes Hungarian Partridge fibers for legs. The Bird of Prey Caddis is intended to represent both the caddis pupa and emerger stages, and variations are discussed in this tutorial. When John Anderson created this pattern, he kept everything simple, easily one of the reasons this fly works so well! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404908763966-XWHL2SPV8SOZE5M5214A/image-asset.jpeg Emergers Gallery A - Bird of Prey Caddis This is an effective caddis that utilizes Hungarian Partridge fibers for legs. The Bird of Prey Caddis is intended to represent both the caddis pupa and emerger stages, and variations are discussed in this tutorial. When John Anderson created this pattern, he kept everything simple, easily one of the reasons this fly works so well! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404908448722-KKTSZDU336RF5QNPWZIK/image-asset.jpeg Emergers Gallery A - Partridge and Orange soft hackle The Partridge and Orange is a traditional soft hackle that still works very effectively today. The pattern, utilizing silk thread for a body, can represent many insects, including caddisflies and various mayflies. I like to fish this as a dropper tied above my blood knot connection for the tippet. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404907673193-0TUDVI7XBP1F7X27A1G1/image-asset.jpeg Emergers Gallery A - Sulphur Soft Hackle Emerger Categorized as a "guide fly" because it takes such a short amount of time to tie this pattern, the Sulphur Soft Hackle is an effective fly to catch trout on during a hatch. I recommend fishing this pattern with a split shot at the beginning of the hatch, eventually drying it and fishing the Sulphur Soft Hackle on the surface as the fish begin to feed on emergers and duns. This is also a great fly to swing, with great strikes from fish! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404907764378-3KGRCUN2OQ88620HSS2U/image-asset.jpeg Emergers Gallery A - BWO Flashback Barr Emerger The Barr Emerger, create by John Barr, is an effective pattern that I use prior to the full emergence during a hatch. This specific fly is meant to imitate the Baetis, or Blue-Winged Olive (BWO), and you can vary the colors to represent other mayflies during their emergence. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1405428271432-WY0GKMDVXOHDQYYP5OWL/image-asset.jpeg Emergers Gallery A - X-Caddis This simple pattern, developed by Craig Mathews of Blue Ribbon Flies, does an excellent job representing the emerger stage of caddisflies, primarily due to the trailing shuck. This can also represent a crippled caddis, thus making it an effective fly to fish throughout a caddis emergence. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404908649690-SFM0B2W41DR8TJYJE02W/image-asset.jpeg Emergers Gallery A - Sulphur / PMD Parachute Emerger During a hatch of Sulphur mayflies, a great fly to fish is an emerger, which sits in the film. By tying this pattern parachute-style, the fly rests within that surface film, plus the addition of a trailing shuck gives the fish something to key on during the Sulphur occurrence. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1405428089733-QH928HLO1U4SC0SXGID6/image-asset.jpeg Emergers Gallery A - Sulphur / PMD Sparkle Dun One of my favorite flies to fish during the Sulphur mayfly hatch is the Comparadun, Craig Mathews' fly takes it one step further by adding a trailing shuck for the tail. That addition makes the Sulphur Sparkle Dun a perfect emerger during the hatch, plus with the splayed deer hair, a pattern that I will fish even as the spinners fall due to it representing spent wings from the underside. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404909039164-UGA1YTJ2Z0MHFSCSR258/image-asset.jpeg Emergers Gallery A - Clown Shoe Caddis This unique pattern is one that has become popular in the western United States, but hopefully makes its way to the East. The Clown Shoe Caddis is a fly whose body sits in the surface film, representing an emerging caddis. The fly has lots of visibility, thus easy to see when fishing even at a distance. Jay Zimmerman created this great pattern, and I recommend that everyone unfamiliar with it give the pattern a try during the next caddis occurrence. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404906831037-9TAG7GIWNMF5GOZDOLW5/image-asset.jpeg Emergers Gallery A - Shakey Beeley Isonychia (Slate Drake) Soft Hackle How can you go wrong with one of Patagonia's Yvon Chouinard's favorite flies? This soft hackle, developed by Nick Nicklas from Blue Ribbon Flies, has some great materials that, when combined, prove to be very effective on trout. In this tutorial, the pattern is tied to mimic the Slate Drake, though the Shakey Beeley can be modified to match the natural fly of your choice. https://www.troutandfeather.com/nymphs-gallery-a daily 0.75 2014-07-15 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404063391692-11C4H0U1E6ENPNSPJWQP/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery A - CDC Caddis Pupa If caddis are present on a river or stream, then this CDC Caddis Pupa is one of my "go-to" flies when fishing subsurface. You can modify the body color to match naturals in your area, and fish this fly below or above others. Depending on the use of a bead, this CDC Caddis Pupa does an excellent job of representing caddis emergers. Fish this one with confidence! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404063391692-11C4H0U1E6ENPNSPJWQP/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery A - CDC Caddis Pupa If caddis are present on a river or stream, then this CDC Caddis Pupa is one of my "go-to" flies when fishing subsurface. You can modify the body color to match naturals in your area, and fish this fly below or above others. Depending on the use of a bead, this CDC Caddis Pupa does an excellent job of representing caddis emergers. Fish this one with confidence! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404090534936-LG1MVMQ38LTP3B0JMXW5/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery A - Dark Bloa (North Country Winged Fly) In my opinion, few flies are as elegant as a North Country winged fly, and this Dark Bloa is one of my favorite ones to fish. There are few materials in this pattern, yet it continues to outproduce many newer patterns on a regular basis. This fly is one that I first found in Mike Harding's extremely informational book, titled "A Guide to North Country Flies." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404062885397-DA4P6X95FUKBS4LAG132/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery A - Walt's Worm Fly / Crane Fly Larva (beadhead & "hot spot") The popular Central Pennsylvania fly known as "Walt's Worm" has been catching fish for years! The fly is said to represent crane fly larvae, though can also be taken for a caddis imitation. In this tutorial, aside from tying the pattern, I also discuss the notion of hot spots for nymphs. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404063252759-C8DZ2FCJV9JPPGQ364J9/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery A - The Pheasant Tail Nymph (variation with hot spot and Coq de Leon tail) Frank Sawyer's Pheasant Tail nymph is a fly that has caught fish for years, and will be doing so for many more to come. During this video, I offer some slight variations to the original, such as Coq de Leon for the tailing fibers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404066354154-3C05MYPSIS3ZKD92KK9V/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery A - Soft Hackle Hare's Ear Utilizing a dubbing loop to create a "buggier" body, this tutorial shares a favorite fly of many, the Soft Hackle Hare's Ear. This fly most commonly is used to represent the many caddis found in our rivers and streams. During the video, you'll notice that I made slight variations from the original, thus feel free to modify this pattern to match the natural insects in your home waters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404091105106-DVJEMQHK6M6NLD8HPC6S/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery A - Rainbow Warrior nymph Lance Egan's Rainbow Warrior fly is a very popular nymph that seems to produce high numbers of fish in the waters where it is fished. This is an easy nymph to tie, and the flash in this pattern makes it a great one to fish as either a dropper or anchor fly. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404066465571-WR49033UUWA71N6IWRN7/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery A - Pineapple Express Bead Head Nymph Aaron Jasper's Pineapple Express is a fly that many turn to as a highly effective pattern, especially in smaller sizes. The pattern itself is very straightforward, and one that I recommend carrying in a variety of sizes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404090795643-MCPPM7H5340T7N92AYU2/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery A - The Partridge and Orange Soft Hackle fly The Partridge and Orange is a traditional soft hackle that still works very effectively today. This pattern is slightly different from others I have on this site, being that I am using a different feather for the hackle. The pattern, utilizing silk thread for a body, can represent many insects, including caddisflies and various mayflies. I like to fish this as a dropper tied above my blood knot connection for the tippet. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404090892265-NTIWFJK9YMV28J7SVCCU/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery A - The Prince Nymph This is a standard pattern that belongs in everyone's fly box fishing rivers or streams. The Prince nymph can imitate various drakes, caddisflies, stoneflies, and mayflies. Fish this pattern with confidence in a variety of water types, though my favorite is through riffles with lots of weight on both the fly and tippet. https://www.troutandfeather.com/soft-hackle-gallery daily 0.75 2018-07-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403700705930-0TNZVXT5U0BDUJIG3G9Y/image-asset.jpeg Soft Hackle Gallery A - Partridge and Orange soft hackle The Partridge and Orange is a traditional soft hackle that still works very effectively today. The pattern, utilizing silk thread for a body, can represent many insects, including caddisflies and various mayflies. I like to fish this as a dropper tied above my blood knot connection for the tippet. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403700705930-0TNZVXT5U0BDUJIG3G9Y/image-asset.jpeg Soft Hackle Gallery A - Partridge and Orange soft hackle The Partridge and Orange is a traditional soft hackle that still works very effectively today. The pattern, utilizing silk thread for a body, can represent many insects, including caddisflies and various mayflies. I like to fish this as a dropper tied above my blood knot connection for the tippet. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1442630990361-KA7TGXPHWQ4VWLLMEDA5/image-asset.jpeg Soft Hackle Gallery A - Purple Soft Hackle (Isonychia / Slate Drake Emerger)   I love to fish patterns that come with the recommendation to use with heavier tippet because fish absolutely crush them on the take...and this is one of them! I first learned of this pattern many years ago from Eric Stroup and Skip Galbraith, and the "Purple Soft Hackle" has had a spot in my fly box ever since. This fly resembles the emerger stage of the Isonychia Bicolor (aka Slate Drake and Leadwing Coachman), and it's one that can be fished from the summer into the fall. During this video, I first tie the pattern, and then go into specifics regarding its use fly fishing. In the video, I reference Eric's book, "Common-Sense Fly Fishing." You can find out more about his book at the following link: http://www.amazon.com/Common-Sense-Fly-Fishing-Simple-Lessons/dp/193475307 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403697788018-FUXS07AGTW332EUR453A/image-asset.jpeg Soft Hackle Gallery A - Sulphur Soft Hackle Emerger Categorized as a "guide fly" because it takes such a short amount of time to tie this pattern, the Sulphur Soft Hackle is an effective fly to catch trout on during a hatch. I recommend fishing this pattern with a split shot at the beginning of the hatch, eventually drying it and fishing the Sulphur Soft Hackle on the surface as the fish begin to feed on emergers and duns. This is also a great fly to swing, with great strikes from fish! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403697520213-3Q1HV4KHW1Y8ID325OCQ/image-asset.jpeg Soft Hackle Gallery A - Shakey Beeley Isonychia (Slate Drake) Soft Hackle How can you go wrong with one of Patagonia's Yvon Chouinard's favorite flies? This soft hackle, developed by Nick Nicklas from Blue Ribbon Flies, has some great materials that, when combined, prove to be very effective on trout. In this tutorial, the pattern is tied to mimic the Slate Drake, though the Shakey Beeley can be modified to match the natural fly of your choice. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403785000673-EURYIQP1BLLICYYFSWM4/image-asset.jpeg Soft Hackle Gallery A - Bird of Prey Caddis This is an effective caddis that utilizes Hungarian Partridge fibers for legs. The Bird of Prey Caddis is intended to represent both the caddis pupa and emerger stages, and variations are discussed in this tutorial. When John Anderson created this pattern, he kept everything simple, easily one of the reasons this fly works so well! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403703977341-O2ZKWWFAS8GQIR1LRVDA/image-asset.jpeg Soft Hackle Gallery A - Hot Spot Spider (soft hackle) The Spider soft hackle is a fly that always seems to produce, thus I varied it slightly with a hot spot in the thorax area of this fly. Using Glo-Brite for that hot spot really gives the fish something to key on, especially when using this pattern in a high-pressured area. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403785271713-74XIHCE4K8F2VU2JKO1F/image-asset.jpeg Soft Hackle Gallery A - Bead Head Crystal Soft Hackle This soft hackle does an excellent job representing various caddisflies and mayflies, depending on the body color you select. I typically will fish this Bead Head Crystal Soft Hackle in the lower third of the water column for fish actively feeding on caddis larvae. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403701060350-HVLQJD6GCUG99HOQKO4W/image-asset.jpeg Soft Hackle Gallery A - DeFrank's Grim Reaper "Variant" Though not the traditional soft hackle most expect, Mark DeFrank's pattern is intended for steelhead from the Great Lakes. Combining traditional soft hackle with modern materials, this is a fly that works excellent on steelhead, though also versatile when fly fishing for trout. I recommend trying out this DeFrank's Grim Reaper! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403785554242-DWN700K3VSJHZ3CWEHS0/image-asset.jpeg Soft Hackle Gallery A - Soft Hackle Hare's Ear Utilizing a dubbing loop to create a "buggier" body, this tutorial shares a favorite fly of many, the Soft Hackle Hare's Ear. This fly most commonly is used to represent the many caddis found in our rivers and streams, and without the bead, can match the emerger stage nicely. During the video, you'll notice that I made slight variations from the original, thus feel free to modify this pattern to match the natural insects in your home waters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403786046008-PJCQZQ0BQ87SEUE20VBQ/image-asset.jpeg Soft Hackle Gallery A - Partridge and Orange Soft Hackle The Partridge and Orange is a traditional soft hackle that still works very effectively today. This pattern is slightly different from others I have on this site, being that I am using a different feather for the hackle. The pattern, utilizing silk thread for a body, can represent many insects, including caddisflies and various mayflies. I like to fish this as a dropper tied above my blood knot connection for the tippet. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1429965174544-RIHDEZZH1MJ7E1JP55F3/image-asset.jpeg Soft Hackle Gallery A - Soft Hackle Pheasant Tail Being one of the most popular nymphs of all time, naturally variations of Frank Sawyer's Pheasant Tail have become abundant. In this video, I share two variations of the Soft Hackle Pheasant Tail, and explain why I made each of the changes. These are both excellent patterns that deserve a place in your box. Featured in this video are the S402BL hooks from Allen Fly Fishing; you can find those hooks and many others at the following link:http://www.allenflyfishing.com/n212bl-nymph-streamer-2xl-barbless/ For more information on Hemingway’s products, you can visit Frosty Fly’s website: https://frostyfly.com   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1455319620237-WSLZP9PJEII6PEQIIKOT/image-asset.jpeg Soft Hackle Gallery A - Guide's Choice Hare's Ear Variant Many flies have been modified over the years, though their "variant" versions rarely outproduce the original. This fly may prove to be that one! Though distinctly different from the original Hare's Ear, this modified Guide's Choice is a killer pattern that can represent different insects at various stages. In this version, the pattern is tied on a jig hook and intended to drift lower in the water column. Definitely experiment with the pattern and determine which color combinations and weights work best for you. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1457394226990-29L1IG33TJWWO25RP2VB/image-asset.jpeg Soft Hackle Gallery A - Soft Hackle Pheasant Tail Like many others, I enjoy tying and fishing patterns that offer versatility, and the Soft Hackle Pheasant Tail is one that fits that criteria! This simple-to-tie pattern can be fished as a wet fly or an emerger, and with modifications, it can easily be tailored to be a successful pattern in your local waters. In this video, we go over the tying procedures, and then discuss some ways that you can vary the pattern to ensure success on the waterways you fish. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474070261684-HAM01PVC3ZF8445LAWQD/image-asset.jpeg Soft Hackle Gallery A - Diamond Caddis In this video, Andrew Dang is the guest tier sharing a great pattern, the Diamond Caddis. Andrew shows us just how simple this pattern is to tie, and it does an excellent job of representing the Grannom caddis. Andrew is one of the young individuals in our sport that we must continue to support, and I greatly appreciate him taking the time to film this fly for all of us.   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1531567339928-L9Z8MN9LF2GVTU0KGT6R/image-asset.jpeg Soft Hackle Gallery A - Benevolent Dictator fly with Dave Stewart For this fly tying tutorial, I am proud to feature a guest tier, Mr. Dave Stewart, host of the Wet Fly Swing podcast. Dave shares one of his favorite summer steelhead flies, the Benevolent Dictator. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1475577904782-Y7MWXJQJPU4W4G2KL8QN/image-asset.jpeg Soft Hackle Gallery A - Dark Bloa (North Country Winged Fly) This fly tying tutorial describes the process for tying a traditional North Country fly known as a Dark Bloa. Similar to a wet fly, soft hackle, or spider, this fly features minimal components, though can be highly effective in various situations. A book is referenced during the video, entitled "A Guide to North Country Flies" by Mike Harding; this resource is extremely informative when tying these flies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1475663007760-HAWKAYKSCMCKNYL8OWBC/image-asset.jpeg Soft Hackle Gallery A - Fly Tying with Hen Hackle: Tips and Techniques In this "Tips & Techniques" fly tying video, I explain some common uses for hen hackle. As a beginning fly tyer over 25 years ago, I knew little about the differences between hen and rooster, thus I wanted to give a brief overview and show a few common applications for the actual hen feathers. There are many more uses for hen hackle, but this video features the common ones that I employ, especially with JV Hen Hackle. The various applications I show are: Tailing and legs (especially for use with patterns such as the Copper John), beards on wet fly patterns, and soft hackles. These are just a few possibilities for utilizing hen hackles. https://www.troutandfeather.com/nymphs-gallery-e daily 0.75 2015-06-29 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404323253539-OS9QNHNNT5VQES64ACVV/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery E - "Improved" Pheasant Tail Frank Sawyer's Pheasant Tail nymph is a fly that has caught fish for years, and will be doing so for many more to come. During this video, I offer some slight variations to the original, such as Coq de Leon for the tailing fibers. This version is a very fast one to tie, one that I would classify as a "guide fly." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404323253539-OS9QNHNNT5VQES64ACVV/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery E - "Improved" Pheasant Tail Frank Sawyer's Pheasant Tail nymph is a fly that has caught fish for years, and will be doing so for many more to come. During this video, I offer some slight variations to the original, such as Coq de Leon for the tailing fibers. This version is a very fast one to tie, one that I would classify as a "guide fly." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404387197102-9TP59BBGOWBCIVMQZK0E/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery E - The Frenchie Jig Nymph Lance Egan's Frenchie is a pattern that has been popular in the competitive fly fishing world, eventually transferring that success to fly fishermen all over. This fly is a modified Pheasant Tail, adding Coq de Leon to the tail, and a hot spot in the front. Feel free to vary the thorax color to determine what combination works best on your local waters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404323359762-SZULYBQLIWXRT7SQMY4M/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery E - Partridge and Orange soft hackle The Partridge and Orange is a traditional soft hackle that still works very effectively today. The pattern, utilizing silk thread for a body, can represent many insects, including caddisflies and various mayflies. I like to fish this as a dropper tied above my blood knot connection for the tippet. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404387901887-63IUU1FVBYRXICMNFUDA/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery E - Olive Scud Nymph Those who fish spring creeks on a regular basis know the impact an effective scud pattern can have. This Olive Scud nymph is a buggy-looking fly that is representational to the natural, all the way down to the burnt monofilament eyes. There is no bead on this pattern, but one can be added if you feel the need to have additional weight. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404388416670-3XSWOJ1FRC8V2UTRQUIK/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery E - Charlie Craven's "Two Bit Hooker" nymph This heavy fly, designed by Charlie Craven, gets to the fish quickly! The Two Bit Hooker utilizes two beads for weight, plus has a slim body profile. This combination has really paid off for those using this fly, plus you can modify the colors to match mayfly nymphs on your local waters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404388125379-7LNUALR99AFOW852Z2EF/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery E - Biot Stonefly Nymph Stonefly nypmhs are great patterns to fish throughout the winter and spring, though I utilize them as searching patterns all year. This Biot Stonefly nymph is a combination between Scott Sanchez's "Rubber-Leg Biot Bug" and Clark "Cheech" Pierce's "Twitchy Chicken Stonefly." Combining these flies gives us the best of both, and makes for an effective pattern to fish, and easier one to tie. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404389243998-IB3IKUNJWFS3BK7UJYHM/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery E - Holy Grail Nymph This is a great pattern that I first came across on the Orvis website. The Holy Grail nymph is a fly that can be varied for both caddisflies and mayflies, depending on your need. The colors can also be changed, and I recommend olive, tan, and black for starters. There is a bead on this pattern for weight, and the Holy Grail is a fly I suggest trying when fishing a dry-dropper combo. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404389737330-NFAHIOBNBQMJFKUFZY22/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery E - Sulphur Soft Hackle Emerger Categorized as a "guide fly" because it takes such a short amount of time to tie this pattern, the Sulphur Soft Hackle is an effective fly to catch trout on during a hatch. I recommend fishing this pattern with a split shot at the beginning of the hatch, eventually drying it and fishing the Sulphur Soft Hackle on the surface as the fish begin to feed on emergers and duns. This is also a great fly to swing, with great strikes from fish! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404389854266-1A1LBKDWQ4L0XK70T5LT/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery E - Shakey Beeley Isonychia (Slate Drake) Soft Hackle How can you go wrong with one of Patagonia's Yvon Chouinard's favorite flies? This soft hackle, developed by Nick Nicklas from Blue Ribbon Flies, has some great materials that, when combined, prove to be very effective on trout. In this tutorial, the pattern is tied to mimic the Slate Drake, though the Shakey Beeley can be modified to match the natural fly of your choice. https://www.troutandfeather.com/nymphs-gallery-f daily 0.75 2016-12-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1460110845277-I4WVZY6K9HNZXPQS25A2/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery F - Mega Prince Nymph The Mega Prince bares little resemblance to its predecessor, though they have one major quality in common...they both catch fish! This is both a great trout and steelhead pattern, plus you can be creative and modify the Mega Prince with your favorite colors. This is a fun fly to both tie and fish, thus as I say in the video, have fun with this one! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1460110845277-I4WVZY6K9HNZXPQS25A2/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery F - Mega Prince Nymph The Mega Prince bares little resemblance to its predecessor, though they have one major quality in common...they both catch fish! This is both a great trout and steelhead pattern, plus you can be creative and modify the Mega Prince with your favorite colors. This is a fun fly to both tie and fish, thus as I say in the video, have fun with this one! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404390008656-OIQQYZ62HK8V7TSUACYF/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery F - Prince Nymph for European Nymphing The Prince nymph is one of the absolute "go to" flies in fly fishing, and this one tied on a jig nymph is no exception. Tying this pattern with less materials on a jig hook makes this more of a "guide fly," being that it's an effective pattern and easy to tie. I recommend that you have a variety of sizes of this Prince in your fly box. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1415098700173-E9CERHK9C94JUEOHQP8W/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery F - Czech-style Hare's Ear Nymph Being that the Hare's Ear is such a classic and venerable pattern, it's only fitting that applying new styles to it occur more often than not. The Czech-style of nymphing has overtaken many areas of fly flshing, and it's easy to convert the Hare's Ear to that type of a pattern, as shown in the fly tying tutorial. There are many options that you have with this pattern, and I explore many during the video. I do want to stress that this is a larger pattern (sizes 8-12) and I fish it in fast water, thus you'll notice that I tie this pattern in the "guide style" with few of those options added on. Feel free to experiment on your own, and be sure to post any of your own variations in the "Comments" section of the YouTube page. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1419893561410-04LYANDMU4WXFOO9IE8Y/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery F - Sluiceway Special From a trout's perspective, a large portion of their diets are made up of micronymphs all year long, especially midges, hence the effectiveness of the Sluiceway Special. This is a pattern that I consider a "Guide Fly," being that it is simple to tie, has few materials, and most importantly, works really well for trout! I recommend tying this in two colors (red and black) and offer a "secret" in the video, as well. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1427107278741-SBLNPLWRR6L25C83CSYC/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery F - Mercury Cased Caddis During this fly tying tutorial, a very simple and effective fly is discussed, the Mercury Cased Caddis. This fly, a variation of Pat Dorsey's original, is one that does an excellent job of imitating caddisflies in their cases, and is extremely simple to tie. This is definitely a pattern that falls into the "Guide Fly" category due to these reasons, and one to have in your box if you fish waters with caddis during April through June. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1440113249189-WU7N5Y8YGA8CG2G74NY7/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery F - Generic Jig Nymph Jig nymphs are nothing new to fly fishing, yet I've noticed that many are hesitant to take that initial plunge. During this video, I go over the tying procedures for a generic jig nymph, and then variations to enhance the pattern. Finally, the last section involves a discussion around fishing with this style of fly. As I mentioned in the video, don't be afraid to experiment and show your creativity when selecting materials to tie these nymphs!   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1455319533562-6H5WTEHDKMRLR9U1A95V/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery F - Guide's Choice Hare's Ear Variant Many flies have been modified over the years, though their "variant" versions rarely outproduce the original. This fly may prove to be that one! Though distinctly different from the original Hare's Ear, this modified Guide's Choice is a killer pattern that cam represent different insects and various stages. In this version, the pattern is tied on a jig hook and intended to drift lower in the water column. Definitely experiment with the pattern and determine which color combinations and weights work best for you. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1457394043927-UIZCE88FX7J9W2IE23TI/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery F - Soft Hackle Pheasant Tail Like many others, I enjoy tying and fishing patterns that offer versatility, and the Soft Hackle Pheasant Tail is one that fits that criteria! This simple-to-tie pattern can be fished as a wet fly or an emerger, and with modifications, it can easily be tailored to be a successful pattern in your local waters. In this video, we go over the tying procedures, and then discuss some ways that you can vary the pattern to ensure success on the waterways you fish. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1466691589960-R3XJRZJGOTZQT22Q5P3I/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery F - Cress Bug Jig Head When fishing spring creeks (and other streams with water cress), don't forget about the Cress Bug! This fly is effective in many situations, and I primarily recommend fishing it in the riffles as part of a nymph setup. When tying the Cress Bug, be sure to focus on the key characteristics, as mentioned in the video. Have fun with this one, and definitely get it into your box! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1468619133451-T86GXVGAQY3Q62WO9T7H/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery F - Beach Body Stone Josh Miller, our guest tyer for this video, shares one of his own creations with us, the Beach Body Stone. This innovative stonefly imitation gets immediately down to the fish, utilizing the slender body that relates to its name. The fly is an effective one, but also incredibly simple to tie, as Josh shows during his no-nonsense demonstration. This is one pattern that deserves a spot in your nymph box! Thanks go out to Josh Miller for being our guest tyer. As mentioned in the video, congratulations go out to Josh for making Fly Fishing Team USA. Also, be sure to look for Josh's pattern from Orvis in early 2017, as he is a Signature Tyer for them. If you would like to reach out to Josh via Instagram, his username is: Joshpgh ***Additionally, Josh posts under: #troutyeah https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474070342372-KFZ3CLJ0F8959KQ9UANL/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery F - Diamond Caddis In this video, Andrew Dang is the guest tier sharing a great pattern, the Diamond Caddis. Andrew shows us just how simple this pattern is to tie, and it does an excellent job of representing the Grannom caddis. Andrew is one of the young individuals in our sport that we must continue to support, and I greatly appreciate him taking the time to film this fly for all of us. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1477651565813-QPNKAXC0O67I59ED7HZP/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery F - Chuck Furimsky's "Chuck Nymph" A little-known fact about Chuck Furimsky is that he used to be in the leather industry, and he's applied those skills to one of his newer patterns, the Chuck Nymph. This unique fly features a specially-cut leather called Bugskin, which has great action in the water. You will also enjoy the story behind this fly's name...   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1481378534143-Y3Y10JHARQSQP57UYN1K/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery F - The Mop Fly The Mop Fly has arrived! In this fly tying tutorial, I share my procedures for tying the pattern, plus talk about how it came to be. There are a variety of places to purchase the "mop material" from, thus be creative in your search, as the greatest variation of this fly (as of now) is changing its color. Have fun with this "guide style" pattern! https://www.troutandfeather.com/nymphs-gallery-b daily 0.75 2014-07-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404127064207-Y2NIQPAMVVF3VSCR2G85/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery B - The Pheasant Tail Nymph Frank Sawyer's Pheasant Tail nymph is a fly that has caught fish for years, and will be doing so for many more to come. During this video, I tie the original pattern with an antron wing case and tungsten bead. This is a pattern that does an excellent job at representing many mayfly nymphs in moving water. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404127064207-Y2NIQPAMVVF3VSCR2G85/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery B - The Pheasant Tail Nymph Frank Sawyer's Pheasant Tail nymph is a fly that has caught fish for years, and will be doing so for many more to come. During this video, I tie the original pattern with an antron wing case and tungsten bead. This is a pattern that does an excellent job at representing many mayfly nymphs in moving water. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404127310248-AOUIZ2V3AQV7VHQKVERG/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery B - Iced Cased Caddis (Grannom) Aaron Jasper's Iced Cased Caddis is a pattern that represents that caddis case that is typically attached to rocks or branches within a stream. At times, these cases become dislodged, and that's where this pattern comes in. The fly represents the emerging caddis from the case, with the chartreuse thorax being seen starting to appear. This pattern has worked well for me, especially prior to and during the Grannom hatch. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404127926345-DN901QZ54ZJU05SS8EOB/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery B - Caddis Larva Bead Head This Caddis Larva is a fly that gets easily forgotten, though represents a stage of the caddis that trout regularly feed on. I recommend tying this pattern in a variety of colors to closely mimic the natural caddis found in your home waters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404128633371-80AWN17LDJRNLD1NQCZI/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery B - TCs Black Stonefly Jig Nymph Tying TC's Black Stonefly on a jig hook has helped to ensure that this pattern gets snagged substantially less than with a regular down-eye hook. This stonefly pattern rides hook point up, plus is a faster fly to tie. TC's Black Stonefly is one that I like to fish from winter to early summer, especially as an anchor fly. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404128870864-TD39TWD49HYE8AF3EAWR/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery B - Bloody Mary Nymph This traditional fly is one that requires some intermediate tying skills, but those that can be easily applied to other patterns. The Bloody Mary nymph is one that I fish more as an attractor versus attempting to imitate a specific insect, and tying the pattern on a jig style hook allows it to ride hook point up. I will commonly use this as an anchor fly, especially when European nymphing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404129114214-A31NTGTID0M7ZZO8N10O/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery B - Zebra Midge (Olive) The Zebra Midge is a favorite pattern of mine for two reasons. First, the fly is easy to tie, and second, it catches a lot of fish. This is a fly that I will use as a dropper, and favorite colors include olive, black, and brown. Fish this pattern with confidence, as it has been a "guide style" fly for years. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404130010044-XBQORJWU8XYRO8Z2G7OK/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery B - Lightning Bug Bead Head Nymph This Lightning Bug nymph is another fast pattern to tie that I use frequently as an attractor fly. There are many variations for this pattern, and I recommend fishing this as the first fly in a two-fly nymph rig (to possibly get a fish's attention before drifting a more muted pattern as the dropper). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404129772943-ACJCXQAC1Z2OFJE4J19O/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery B - WD-40 Bead Head Midge This is another "guide style" fly that has proven effective for me over the years. This WD-40 midge is fast to tie, and effective on trout, especially in runs. I prefer to fish this below an anchor fly, and my favorite colors include dark brown, black, and olive. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404129628332-4K6OB8S5ATMBG56LT9MA/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery B - Bead Head Crystal Soft Hackle This soft hackle does an excellent job representing various caddisflies and mayflies, depending on the body color you select. I typically will fish this Bead Head Crystal Soft Hackle in the lower third of the water column for fish actively feeding on caddis larvae. https://www.troutandfeather.com/nymphs-gallery-d daily 0.75 2014-07-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404308876881-OYC3WJCYROA6DYRVBIPE/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery D - Utah Killer Bug This is a pattern that continues to grow in popularity, the Utah Killer Bug. Mentioned to me by my buddy Tom, this is a no-nonsense pattern that catches fish. It's a simple tie, and looks extremely buggy when wet. There are also additional colors you can select, which opens up even more possibilities for the Utah Killer Bug. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404308876881-OYC3WJCYROA6DYRVBIPE/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery D - Utah Killer Bug This is a pattern that continues to grow in popularity, the Utah Killer Bug. Mentioned to me by my buddy Tom, this is a no-nonsense pattern that catches fish. It's a simple tie, and looks extremely buggy when wet. There are also additional colors you can select, which opens up even more possibilities for the Utah Killer Bug. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404309580618-T4L4N5EQLHYNPDJZN5MM/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery D - Napoleon's Dynamite jig nymph Napoleon's Dynamite is a fly that has grown in popularity with many nymph fly fishermen, especially those who enjoy European nymphing. The pattern rides hook point up, and its thin body and heavy bead allow this fly to get to the bottom of the water column quickly. There are a couple hot spots that can be added to this pattern, thus feel free to vary the materials to meet your fishing needs. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404308228536-D180OY4CHRJWOWUQXK0P/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery D - George Daniel's Czech Catnip The Czech Catnip, created by George Daniel, is a fly intended to be tied in larger sizes, and fished deep. There is a lot of weight to this pattern, and I frequently use the Czech Catnip as an anchor fly. This is an easy fly to tie, and has been successful for me in faster currents for trout. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404309149232-DUJ42ZG0QKU7NK6ZJNPT/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery D - Copper John Variant One of the most popular flies to fish today, John Barr created a keeper with this pattern. The secret to this fly's success is the fact that the heavy weight allows the Copper John to remain at the bottom of streams and rivers when fished. During this tutorial, I modify the pattern slightly by giving it some qualities of Frank Sawyer's Pheasant Tail, thus making it easier to tie for beginners. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404167378405-178SJOXLPBO1HB21J5ZN/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery D - Flashback Pheasant Tail Varying Frank Sawyer's classic Pheasant Tail, this version includes flashback material covered with UV glue. This is an extremely effective fly that does a great job of imitating mayfly nymphs. The Flashback Pheasant Tail is a fly I turn to frequently when initially fishing a river or stream with little knowledge of the insect life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404308368712-2R2X40ZBZ9XT0MLWHBVA/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery D - Ian's Brass Ass nymph Created by Ian Colin James, the Brass Ass is a fly that was originally designed as a steelhead pattern. Its popularity has grown, and the Brass Ass is quickly becoming a favorite of many for trout, especially with those utilizing European nymphing techniques. There are many color variations available to you, thus have fun experimenting with this pattern. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404308690217-4Y4ZBIXU673RQWJFPOUC/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery D - Skinny Nelson and Variations The Skinny Nelson, created by Tracy Peterson, is a fly that has performed well for me over the last few years, most likely due to the slim body profile. In this tutorial, I discuss the procedures for this nymph, but also get into the notion of variations available, including a great one for the Skinny Nelson as a midge pattern. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404309340132-LJ65K15ZV2EG14TV0MEH/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery D - DeFrank's Grim Reaper "Variant" Though not the traditional soft hackle most expect, Mark DeFrank's pattern is intended for steelhead from the Great Lakes. Combining traditional soft hackle with modern materials, this is a fly that works excellent on steelhead, though also versatile when fly fishing for trout. I recommend trying out this DeFrank's Grim Reaper! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404309408948-E6WXRBIG4WCER3EDS2A7/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery D - Hot Wire Prince Nymph The Hot Wire Prince nymph combines key qualities from the Copper John and Prince nymph, hence making it an excellent searching pattern. I prefer to fish the Hot Wire Prince in faster water currents, and have a variety of color combinations in my fly box. https://www.troutandfeather.com/miscellaneous-gallery-b daily 0.75 2022-09-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1586042646185-CKAFA6EAYMX7G1JRZS3R/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery B - FISH OF A LIFETIME! What's yours?!? What's your fish of a lifetime? Is it that GT you saw on Instagram, the native brook trout a few miles from your house, or is more than just a fish? We set out to discuss this topic during the video, and be sure to talk about YOUR fish of a lifetime in the "Comments" section of the YouTube video. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1586042646185-CKAFA6EAYMX7G1JRZS3R/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery B - FISH OF A LIFETIME! What's yours?!? What's your fish of a lifetime? Is it that GT you saw on Instagram, the native brook trout a few miles from your house, or is more than just a fish? We set out to discuss this topic during the video, and be sure to talk about YOUR fish of a lifetime in the "Comments" section of the YouTube video. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1663153336698-SK2X1N5LCV3PFBRYO2D1/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery B - Stages of Fly Tying...which are YOU in?!? So many phases of fly tying, discussed during this video. YOUR turn, comment below with your favorite phase or the one in now. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1561570276864-48I6Q8XFEJ5H5QQJVITI/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery B - Project Healing Waters 2019 Collection Results! The results of the Project Healing Waters 2019 collection are FINALIZED! My wife Heather and I appreciate all of your donations for this collection, though more importantly, we appreciate those of you giving time to this incredible charity. Our goal was to further awareness of Project Healing Waters, thus please continue to spread the message and continue to get others involved in helping our veterans. If still interested in contributing or finding a chapter in your area, the link is: http://www.projecthealingwaters.org https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1549536690091-DBXOJJH0PZ7VJ4Y9NJD6/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery B - 2.5 MILLION video views!!! Thank you... I want to take a moment and thank all of YOU for the continued support of my videos, helping me now achieve 2.5 million video views! That's seriously crazy, and trust me, your encouragement means the world. Here's to 2019 and beyond... https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1490580169310-3QUC5BNAEL3SOEUHP0KQ/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery B - Project Healing Waters: 2017 Collection Results The results of the Project Healing Waters 2017 collection are in! My wife Heather and I appreciate all of your donations for this collection, though more importantly, we want to broaden awareness regarding the incredible experiences created by Project Healing Waters. Meeting Mr. John Warland during his PHW experience was incredibly rewarding for me, and it's inspiring to know how Project Healing Waters will help others in similar ways. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1483616948213-D1ZJFCNVKRO50TZP3KKO/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery B - 1.5 MILLION VIEWS?!? Thank you! As of January 2017, my YouTube channel has recorded over 1,500,000 views, and I want to say "Thank you" to everyone for the incredible support. It is simply amazing to have such a dedicated base of subscribers and viewers, plus so many of you "Comment" on my videos and create resources for others. Thank you for everything to this point, and I look forward to more fun in the future! Special thanks to: *Heather, my incredible wife *My parents and father-in-law *All of my fishing and fly tying friends https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1451220981493-PLAPQ4WB3JCQLW5WINEM/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery B - ONE MILLION VIEWS?!? Thank you! As of December 2015, my YouTube channel has recorded over 1,000,000 views, and I want to say "Thank you" to everyone for the incredible support. As a special gift, I want to send each individual listed in the video a "Trout & Feather" enamel mug, thus if your name is listed, be sure to send me your address. Thank you for everything to this point, and I look forward to more fun in the future! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1420034978762-WN5U93RKG66YEBNYYE7C/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery B - "Thank you for an incredible 2014!" In this video, I take time to thank everyone for an incredible 2014...and a half million views! Thanks for all of the positive support, and I look forward to more fun to come in the future. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1482722062586-VKUYD3FBKQCLMGH2TSP6/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery B - Social Media and Fly Tying: Part One Social Media is definitely now integrated into fly tying, but how much do you value and utilize it on a regular basis? In this first video of a two-part series, I am reaching out to you, then summarizing some thoughts and opinions in the second video. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1486123729619-JXYXT9O0GAFGLB8IBH2M/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery B - Social Media and Fly Tying: Part Two Social Media is definitely now integrated into fly tying, thus how much do you value and utilize it on a regular basis? In this second video of a two-part series, I summarize thoughts and opinions that many of you sent from the first video. Thank you for the feedback, and if you feel I missed anything, please let me know. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1429361945200-QL84PWND8DZJKNS3BXN6/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery B - Project Healing Waters: 2015 Collection Results The results of the Project Healing Waters 2015 collection are in! During this YouTube video, I take a moment to thank all who contributed to my Project Healing Waters Collection, which took place in March and April of 2015. My wife and I really appreciate all of the incredibly positive feedback and donations, and are happy to help create awareness with all of the good that Project Healing Waters does. If still interested in contributing or finding a chapter in your area, the link is: http://www.projecthealingwaters.org During this video, I thanked an individual with a connection to the fly fishing industry. Aaron Letera has some great products available for those interested in quality fly tying materials; I encourage you to view his website: http://www.leteras.com https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1437744337706-0W6WXXH9FP8KVC64ZSU9/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery B - Online Fly Tying Resources The Internet has instantly placed thousands of fly tying resources in front of us, which is a wonderful thing. Selecting the right resource for you is where the decision becomes a little more difficult. In this video, I discuss differences that I notice between fly tying websites, share some of my favorites, and ask all of you to tell me about the ones you visit regularly. As mentioned in the video, please share your favorite website(s) in the "Comments" section on the YouTube page. Links to websites listed during this video: Fly Tying Forum: http://www.flytyingforum.com/ Reddit Fly Tying: https://www.reddit.com/r/flytying/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/tctrout Loren Williams: http://loren.teamfreestone.com/welcome Idylwilde Flies: http://www.idylwilde.com/ Trout and Feather: http://www.troutandfeather.com   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1412114052499-AQLPKR3GEW3WWSRW5XCK/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery B - Tube Flies: Part 1 Tying tube flies is a newer endeavor for me, but an enjoyable one that really brings results when fly fishing. In this "Tube Flies" series, I go over various components, techniques, tips, and recommendations. During Part 1, I give a brief overview of my initial thoughts on tube flies, and then examine a starter kit from HMH (which I recommend to those beginning to tie tube flies). I discuss the materials included, and then ask the viewers for feedback related to other materials they have had success with at then bench and on the water. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1413766540137-KUK2UW7SGW7EZK42PM0A/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery B - Tube Flies: Part 2 In this second part of my "Tube Fly" series, I first revise a material discussed in the first part, and then go through the setup of the vise tool. Finally, I go through the tying procedures of a Woolly Bugger, with the intention being to show the ease of tying familiar patterns on tubes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1415762331604-E6B7SML5SLHWQ1YQEDIH/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery B - Tube Flies: Part 3 This is my third installment of the "Tube Flies" series of fly tying tutorials. In this episode, I examine the HMH Poly tubing and the integration of coneheads. Part of the discussion includes possibilities for the colored tubes, leading me to tie a Clouser-style baitfish imitation on a fluorescent green poly tube. This is a great method of fly tying and fly fishing, and I encourage you to be sure to check-out tube flies! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1418480548146-FMALO0MBJAMEZHCSYA13/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery B - Tube Flies: Part 4 During Part 4 of my series on "Tube Flies," I discuss the articles that originally got me interested in this style of fly tying based on its simplicity. Next, I give a brief overview of both "Head" and "Tail" sections, and tie a Zonker-style fly that is perfect for use whether you are fly fishing saltwater or freshwater. This is one of my favorite videos on Tube Flies because, once understood, the sections can be combined to make standard patterns longer (i.e. Deceiver, Intruder, Clouser, Zonker, Woolly Bugger) or a combination of the heads from those classics, with a variety of tail sections. As I keep saying, the possibilities are endless! This niche of fly tying can be overwhelming at first, but with a little time, it is definitely an area that can be both manageable and effective. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1420718669496-UQKR4SAFXFFJOPDT78M5/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery B - Tube Flies: Part 5 *Vise Review* During this fifth installment of my "Tube Flies" series, I examine two vises used and show the basic setup of each. The vises examined are from Stonfo and HMH; links to each vise are: *http://www.stonfo.com/site/product/588?parent_section_id=4&category_id=133 *http://www.hmhvises.com/tubeflytool.htm After a brief overview of how each vise works and their included parts, I discuss the following components: 1. Features 2. Quality 3. Cost As I mention during the video, if you have any experience with tube fly vises, please mention them in the "Comments" section below. Those new to this niche of fly tying can always use the extra information from those of us more experienced in this area. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1422529486029-TESP43OG9UOQ87G9WA10/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery B - Tube Flies: Part 6 *From Vise to Water* In my final video of the "Tube Flies" series, I discuss the important transition from vise to water, going over a few key areas, including: 1. Containers for tube flies 2. Rigging tube flies with an improved cinch knot and double surgeon's loop 3. Using tube flies as part of a system Thanks for all of the feedback throughout this series, and please continue to post any thoughts/ideas in the "Comments" section of the YouTube page.   https://www.troutandfeather.com/nymphs-gallery-c daily 0.75 2014-06-30 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404144819506-G3POR97CXFYNYJ973WMZ/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery C - Copper John bead head nymph One of the most popular flies to fish today, John Barr created a keeper with this pattern. The secret to this fly's success is the fact that the heavy weight allows the Copper John to remain at the bottom of streams and rivers when fished. I recommend having the Copper John in a variety of colors of sizes throughout your nymph box. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404144819506-G3POR97CXFYNYJ973WMZ/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery C - Copper John bead head nymph One of the most popular flies to fish today, John Barr created a keeper with this pattern. The secret to this fly's success is the fact that the heavy weight allows the Copper John to remain at the bottom of streams and rivers when fished. I recommend having the Copper John in a variety of colors of sizes throughout your nymph box. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404144688824-FWBDN0Y08T4FAQ9VH96N/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery C - Psycho Prince - Bead Head Nymph The Psycho Prince is another fun fly to fish and tie! Mike Mercer created this pattern with modern materials, though maintained the integrity of the original Prince nymph. In this tutorial, I also offer some variations to the pattern, and recommend fishing this fly through faster water currents. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404145011789-M3FR844BN4WNO89GKQJF/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery C - Hot Belly Pheasant Tail This variation of Frank Sawyer's Pheasant Tail is very fast to tie, yet effective as a nymph. I vary the thorax color of the Hot Belly Pheasant Tail, though typically will stick with fluorescent colors. By selecting those, this fly remains an attractor pattern that I've had good success with over the years. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404166356918-EYMGOELN8R6IQDHE75A8/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery C - Bird of Prey Caddis This is an effective caddis that utilizes Hungarian Partridge fibers for legs. The Bird of Prey Caddis is intended to represent both the caddis pupa and emerger stages, and variations are discussed in this tutorial. When John Anderson created this pattern, he kept everything simple, easily one of the reasons this fly works so well! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404166480237-QF9Y0V3QDCVLI6AJ84T8/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery C - Ginger Snap Czech jig nymph This jig nymph, created by Kevin Compton of Performance Flies, fits in line with other European nymphing flies. The Ginger Snap has a very slender body, with a buggy thorax that utilizes a dubbing loop. This fly is primarily fished as an anchor fly, due to the heavy tungsten bead added. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404166644870-AOPBBXBW887UO2CHM1VL/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery C - Josh's White Lightning Josh Williams of Dead Drift Flies created this pattern, which has been catching on with many as an attractor fly used to entice large trout. Josh's story is possibly better than the fly, as discussed at the beginning of the video. Josh's White Lightning performs well in many water types, though I prefer to fish this fly in faster currents. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404166932057-1BBFFJ3X3ASWG178UNWU/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery C - Hot Spot Spider The Spider soft hackle is a fly that always seems to produce, thus I varied it slightly with a hot spot in the thorax area of this fly. Using Glo-Brite for that hot spot really gives the fish something to key on, especially when using this pattern in a high-pressured area. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404166993113-JEOFS3OMB4AJ4XR7GQBX/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery C - TC's Caddis Pupa TC's Caddis Pupa is a fly I created to represent the pupal stage of caddisflies. The pattern is relatively straightforward, and has performed well for me over the years. I recommend tying this in colors that represent the natural caddis on the rivers and streams you fish, with my popular ones being tan, brown, gray, and olive. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404167126575-INEBL6IW6210328X1WIZ/image-asset.jpeg Nymphs Gallery C - WMD Hot Spot Nymph The WMD nymph is a simple tie, falling into the "guide style" category. As experience has taught me, simpler flies like this do a great job of representing so many insects in the water. With that said, there are many possible variations to this effective pattern, including the tailing material, body color, and addition of a hot spot. I typically will tie the WMD in smaller sizes and fish it below an anchor or heavier fly. When I am not incorporating a hot spot, I will place this fly below an attractor pattern. https://www.troutandfeather.com/miscellaneous-gallery-a daily 0.75 2020-04-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1579490289521-CX7RSZIRV2YF2LQ4VJCY/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery A - Movie Review of "Live the Stream: The Story of Joe Humphreys" Yes, not only did I see "Live the Stream: The Story of Joe Humphreys," but I also got my picture taken with Joe! In this YouTube video, I share some experiences with Mr. Joe Humphreys, plus my thoughts after seeing the movie. This award-winning documentary has been to festivals and theaters around the country, and the movie is now available to own or rent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1579490289521-CX7RSZIRV2YF2LQ4VJCY/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery A - Movie Review of "Live the Stream: The Story of Joe Humphreys" Yes, not only did I see "Live the Stream: The Story of Joe Humphreys," but I also got my picture taken with Joe! In this YouTube video, I share some experiences with Mr. Joe Humphreys, plus my thoughts after seeing the movie. This award-winning documentary has been to festivals and theaters around the country, and the movie is now available to own or rent. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1569839836013-4TO2USWUFM834KKTAO7E/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery A - Live the Stream: The Story of Joe Humphreys The fly fishing documentary, "Live the Stream: The Story of Joe Humphreys," has been winning awards in festivals around the country since its release. In this video, I talk about the legendary Joe Humpreys and a showing of the film featured in Pittsburgh during 2019. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1405686833917-RYZVCDX21QEA6UZ8JNTT/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery A - Thank you! When this video was made, I had just found out that there were over 100,000 video views of my fly tying tutorials, and this was my video response to that news. I want to thank everyone for all of the support given to me related to my YouTube channel, especially my wife, parents, cousin Helen, and all other family and friends. For everyone watching my videos, I appreciate the feedback and support, and will do my best to ensure I am creating content related to what you want and need. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1484912185291-LN7Z1RTMKCGI1AHHYFUL/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery A - Chuck Furimsky's Turbo Tail In this fly tying tutorial, Chuck Furimsky is our guest tyer and shares his Turbo Tail pattern. This unique tie features Chuck's Bugskin material, and there is no doubt that his creativity shows with this one. Chuck does an excellent job tying, plus shares a lot of great stories and thoughts along the way. Additionally featured in this video is some incredible underwater footage by Tim Flagler of Tightline Productions. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1405685602598-U8OZXNXGLVMT1CZ9ZKM3/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery A - "Two Minute Tying" Introduction On my YouTube channel, there are a series of videos titled "Two Minute Tying," which are patterns that fall into the "guide fly" category. These are simple flies to tie and effective to use. This video is my overview of the series, and I hope persuades you to add many of the patterns to your boxes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1405863452590-IHNUPB29O1B65UUYFHNV/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery A - Project Healing Waters: March 2014 Update This video represents something I am truly proud of, and that's the Project Healing Waters collection I organized in early 2014. I placed an initial video on YouTube asking for fly tying and fly fishing donations to be given to veterans new to both, and the response was overwhelming. Because of that, I plan on making this a yearly YouTube "event," and know that it will grow in the future. Thank you to all who support Project Healing Waters, as they are a superior organization helping others. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1405863263472-91RDZ4U9KDJ04O806FPR/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery A - Intruder Steelhead Fly Joe Kayafas shared this Intruder pattern with us on my YouTube page, and it has received some positive feedback. Joe does a great job explaining all of the stages of this fly's creation, and there are many tips and techniques given throughout the tutorial. This is an excellent steelhead pattern, especially for those who enjoy swinging flies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1405686605662-FVX9ZARKC0OWGUA68PHO/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery A - Crazy Charlie Saltwater Fly Meant to imitate glass minnows, the Crazy Charlie is an effective saltwater pattern that has found its place on the flats. During the tutorial, I also discuss some materials that can be substituted with similar results. This is a fly that has produced for many years, and belongs in the boxes of anyone fishing for bonefish. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1405687061689-94YF533G6ER7FAAK0Y4F/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery A - "Steeler Bugger" With so many Woolly Bugger variations out there, I figured that there might as well be one for the Pittsburgh Steelers! This fly was created during football season one year as part of a thread on the Fly Tying Forum, and as you can probably guess, I've received many reports from people saying that this pattern has done really well on a variety of fish. Sometimes it is best to let your creativity guide you when tying, which is what I did when working on this "Steeler Bugger." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1405863190465-2XCZBGWLWISEZWCV58E1/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery A - "Medusa's" Halloween Streamer Simply a fun pattern that I put together around Halloween one year, this fly really does catch fish! Part Slumpbuster, part Meat Whistle, part Zonker...how can you go wrong? Enjoy this tutorial, and remember that we must have fun when tying, as I did with "Medusa's" Halloween Streamer! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1405429145320-CZGF99TCP8O3N15TUSY9/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery A - Fly Tying Overview for TCTROUT'S YouTube Channel The original overview video for my YouTube channel... https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1586042821036-53BL86I6IX43PUAVSSHL/image-asset.jpeg Miscellaneous Gallery A - Joe Messinger Q & A: Fly Tying (Part 2 of 2) This video features a legend of fly tying, Mr. Joe Messinger. In Part 2, Joe talks about his early fly tying influences, plus some of his father's notable patterns. https://www.troutandfeather.com/videos daily 0.75 2024-09-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501530336729-1IT0Q2QKAF7TRBMABANI/male-silhouette-with-question-mark%5B1%5D_0.png Videos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1503513024329-PWJHORN45SEWDUDW0PJU/Gurgler+2.jpg Videos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1503513222926-JIRNC5PXZKSWFLONXDTQ/Chuck+Title.jpg Videos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1503513451076-I05Z7HO48SVK0ZBC02H4/Nail+Knot.jpg Videos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1503514043042-EPMAWCXJTBW0CT53IP6S/Mop+Fly+for+vid.jpg Videos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1503579073060-LXMH1M85J2HHZRJONAIF/Finishing.jpg Videos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1586608580302-6ZTMJRXRA0NF10GTEUHY/Black+Ghost+IG.jpg Videos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1586608644566-DLXMK4KPP0TITKRCBENO/Sneak+Attack+IG.jpg Videos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1586608709858-XLXJ2XA68ON645L7J33H/X+caddis.jpg Videos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1588336777632-9UQ4AKKN9KFITBS52NNA/Pic+for+thumbnail+edited.jpg Videos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1433943077476-MIENEA5QDPCURICEWKWW/Trouser+Worm.JPG Videos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434720264164-M2FRZZU69XK65UBIXETC/For+YouTube+thumbnail.JPG Videos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1403786374365-WSDH8UHZJ8QW1M9V0R3C/Partridge+and+Orange+%282%29.JPG Videos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404763093110-4PO07ZMDF24VNX43CWVU/Deer+Hair+Ant.JPG Videos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1405864098443-UKNNBE7Y915UY3USD4U0/Intruder+fly.JPG Videos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1405864718729-7RBVJQ06WGKSAYAS8H3B/BWO+Flashback+Barr+Emerger.JPG Videos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1406593524510-IJLZGF61TSOGN27WE3KE/Saddle+Hackle.JPG Videos https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1612352134022-TH1TA1HOCUYUEEWEKQ1S/Black+Ghost+1.jpg Videos - Streamers: Chase the BIG Fish! There are few patterns more effective than streamers when attempting to catch large fish on a regular basis. Lots go into their design, from materials with movement to colors that trigger a reaction. Add to this specialized fly fishing techniques and you can see that there is a bit of a learning curve. Let me lessen that with the flies! A streamer I first fell in love with is the Black Ghost, this version tied with a white marabou wing. The added tungsten bead adds weight plus instills a bit of a jigging motion during the retrieve. Overall, a simple pattern, yet one that has been effective for many years. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1612355280906-SDB84NLIAJUYN5GCD2WY/Brown+trout.jpg Videos Caught on E.P.’s Articulated Streamer, this gorgeous Icelandic brown trout is considered a small one there, REALLY! That is the reason I return there yearly, and contact me if interested in coming along. There is something special about catching Ice Age brown trout…on an 8 weight! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1612352758595-UYFOTPZQPXQZ1U3XIPGW/Art+streamer.jpg Videos - Articulated Streamers A step-up from standard streamers, articulated patterns have either multiple hooks (when legal) or a hook and a shank to build LOTS of movement into the pattern. Select materials that provide an illusion of bulk and shed water when casting; your arm will thank me later! The fly that fueled this addiction for me is the EP Articulated Streamer, a gateway pattern into this niche of streamers. Concentrate on building a strong connection to tie the two hooks together because there is nothing worse than losing the fish of a lifetime (in ICELAND!) because you didn’t test it before making a cast. Tie this fly in a variety of colors and varying head selections so you’ll be able to imitate baitfish everywhere you go…and the larger fish will respond. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1612441547981-YUTIYZOZZLJ9EQPSZ236/Sneak+Attack+original.jpg Videos - New, and Even Improved! Featured on this page are the newest videos that I have released. They feature updated patterns, product reviews, new materials, and LOTS more. The flies that I share have been fished and proven to catch fish…use them with confidence! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1616072934168-74IUAUO6QVBXCD6QGI77/Norvise.jpeg Videos - Norvise Vise Review Through the years, I’ve been fortunate to tie on many vises, with one of the more unique ones being the Norvise. This true rotary system is part of a system and can speed up your tying once proficient with it (also true for other similar vises). To watch my complete review of the vise, please click here: VISE REVIEW https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1616339258828-GRJNCDK0J1M2NVTTY22U/Sucker+Spawn+December+2020.jpg Videos - The Fly that KILLED Fly Fishing?!? Are there really flies that could kill fly fishing? In this video, I share some flies that have killed fly fishing for me...or have they?!? Aside from learning about those flies (which fish can’t resist!), you also get some "behind the scenes" YouTube stories. Most importantly, are there patterns over the years that have worked so well that you ALMOST felt guilty using them? I’d love to hear about those experiences, and please contact me HERE. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1611663366013-N91G0TV12HO5W2KQRX8O/Mop.jpg Videos - Tying Your First Fly So many flies, so little time! When in comes to tying your first pattern, begin by selecting a fly that you know you’ll fish…and it will catch fish. I recommend purchasing the materials for that fly, then become proficient in tying it. When one is tied that doesn’t look quite right, grab a razor blade and remove everything from the hook. Push yourself to have each one looking the same of better than your previous one. No matter the Mop (seen here) or a Woolly Bugger, your first fly tied is a special one. I don’t care how it looks…once you’ve tied your first fly, place it someone safe (don’t fish it) so you can look back and see how far you’ve grown as a fly tier. Most importantly, have fun with tying, as that will make for a great experience both at the vise and on the water. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1613473991518-Y162IRKUMRRMNDLJ5Y6N/First+vise.JPG Videos My first vise was shared by my Uncle John, and though it had already tied quite a few flies, this vise truly helped to fuel my addiction. Fly tying vises can cover a range of hook sizes and styles. This vise, featuring a c-clamp, was limited in its range, and I was constantly on the hunt for a rotary vise for my second one. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1613475200016-VVESD0L15BG1KOKSR2ER/Black+Ghost+dozen.jpg Videos - Confidence Patterns One of the first flies I tied A LOT of was the Black Ghost. It was a streamer with some beginner to intermediate fly tying techniques, but more importantly, fish liked it! That helped to build my confidence with the pattern and it soon became a staple both at my desk and in my fly box. Confidence patterns are an important part of fly tying for me, because they help to practice essential tying skills, plus fill the box with fish-catching flies. Think about some of the flies that you know simply catch fish; select a couple of those to tie…and tie, and tie, and tie! Repetition is critical for building foundational skills, and if a pattern does not look quite right, grab a razor blade and try again! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1513336939200-7552UUN9JV0JJ4CCOPUC/Theo.jpg Videos https://www.troutandfeather.com/terrestrials-gallery-a daily 0.75 2018-10-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1408011948544-JY30Z9F1WDFCWOQ7G6HY/image-asset.jpeg Terrestrials and Midges Gallery A - CDC Flying Ant Ants are great selections for rising trout in the summer, and this one has been quickly rising to the top of my list. Featured in Henry Ramsay's book, "Matching Major Eastern Hatches," this pattern is simple to tie and features some excellent materials. Good luck with this effective fly! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1408011948544-JY30Z9F1WDFCWOQ7G6HY/image-asset.jpeg Terrestrials and Midges Gallery A - CDC Flying Ant Ants are great selections for rising trout in the summer, and this one has been quickly rising to the top of my list. Featured in Henry Ramsay's book, "Matching Major Eastern Hatches," this pattern is simple to tie and features some excellent materials. Good luck with this effective fly! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404762037877-DASZR9GY9UUAYE1OEM8R/image-asset.jpeg Terrestrials and Midges Gallery A - Deer Hair Ant Though also categorized as a terrestrial, this ant was popularized by George Harvey for good reason: It catches fish! The pattern can be fished throughout the summer, plus I recommend placing a high-visibility post on it if you have trouble seeing smaller flies in the water. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1499480259811-480XKBIVCM4FY4EGUY2S/image-asset.jpeg Terrestrials and Midges Gallery A - Hi-Vis Foam Ant Ant patterns hold a special place in my fly box, especially throughout the summer. This Hi-Vis Foam Ant is a pattern I prefer to fish in faster-moving water, plus the chartreuse post makes it highly visible at greater distances. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404762224577-1N159LJKJPJJBMN74WCC/image-asset.jpeg Terrestrials and Midges Gallery A - Charlie Boy Hopper Representing a grasshopper (and possibly a few other terrestrials), this Charlie Boy Hopper from Charlie Craven is a fun fly to fish. I recommend trying this out in tandem as part of a hopper-dropper rig. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404762530902-I9C3VMI31EX68SLI9HVU/image-asset.jpeg Terrestrials and Midges Gallery A - Letort Hopper Fly This no-nonsense pattern from Ed Schenk does an excellent job at mimicking hoppers during the summertime. I also recommend tying the Letort Hopper in darker colors which may more closely represent grasshoppers and crickets in your area. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404762628722-YEQGDWMSVLIC203HMKVM/image-asset.jpeg Terrestrials and Midges Gallery A - Terrestrial Spider Hopper Fly This simple fly earned me the nickname "Spiderman" because I fished it so much over a two year period! Tied primarily to represent terrestrials on the water, it is an effectrive attractor pattern to fish during a hopper-dropper combination. Feel free to vary the colors of the foam, though I prefer fluorescent colors when fishing this Spider Hopper fly. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1535711207269-W8RICC54CFIU2JGYTJ5M/image-asset.jpeg Terrestrials and Midges Gallery A - Fly Tying: Foam Beetle In this fly tying video, I tie a simple version of the Foam Beetle. This is an easy-to-tie pattern that lends well to variations, but I also wanted to share how I use a foam cutter to tie multiple sizes. Finally, be sure to catch the end of the tying for a little hint, ha ha! ;-) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404762731452-16KBMR7Q00AAYEJZBJF2/image-asset.jpeg Terrestrials and Midges Gallery A - The Jassid Fly The Jassid is a classic pattern that utilizes jungle cock, and is a great pattern to fish throughout the summer. The Jassid can represent lots of trout food, including mayflies, caddisflies, midges, and terrestrials. The fly is mentioned in Vincent Marinaro's "Ring of the Rise," thus one I recommend having in your box. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1436362756419-HSTJTLQ27E5Y1SIAEH9Y/image-asset.jpeg Terrestrials and Midges Gallery A - Griffith's Gnat Midge Cluster Tied during this tutorial is the Griffith's Gnat, a pattern meant to represent many insects, though mainly (and specifically) a midge cluster. Create by one of the founders of Trout Unlimited, George Griffith, this fly is an excellent pattern to carry in the spring and summer. Aside from the original pattern, this video also features a high-visibility Griffith's Gnat, plus a number of other variations tied with ostrich herl.   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1436363530054-J5UHD5PRZ1UBZUMQ5GVH/image-asset.jpeg Terrestrials and Midges Gallery A - Foam Wing Midge Midge patterns can be fun to tie, especially easier ones that work well on the water! As part of my "Two Minute Tying" series, this Foam Wing Midge is a simple pattern that I carry in few colors, yet it produces more often than not. During this video, I share my tying procedures first, and then talk more about the pattern in detail. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1436362836234-I70545YKI100TZ2CHW66/image-asset.jpeg Terrestrials and Midges Gallery A - WD-40 Bead Head Midge For this tutorial, I chose a simple pattern to represent BWO's and midges that even the beginner tyer can handle, the WD-40. Modifying this pattern from the original, I chose Coq de Leon fibers for the tail and wing case. The addition of this fiber adds to the durability of the pattern, plus the fibers are mottled with great coloration. This specific pattern is tied a chocolate brown, but don't be afraid to also try black, olive, grey, and anything else would be representational on your home waters. This is turning into one of my favorite midge patterns when nymphing! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1436362977902-OBHM5HHFODNZKVI1B66D/image-asset.jpeg Terrestrials and Midges Gallery A - Zebra Midge For this "Two Minute Tying" tutorial, I selected a great fly for any level of tyer, the Zebra Midge. In this pattern, the Zebra Midge is tied the color olive, of which the color is paired with a gold tungsten bead and thin copper wire. When tying black, gray, or cream Zebra Midges, I will switch the bead and wire to a silver color. This is a simple fly that works well to fool lots of fish! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1538650523398-M0SSCJHATRIH1JDE2UYM/image-asset.jpeg Terrestrials and Midges Gallery A - Jake's Improved Zebra Midge In this fly tying tutorial, we're joined by guest tier Jake Adamerovich from Competitive Angler. Watch as Jake ties this killer variation, Jake's Improved Zebra Midge. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1436363412562-CBMTKTUCRNQAP5ATEMID/image-asset.jpeg Terrestrials and Midges Gallery A - Sluiceway Special From a trout's perspective, a large portion of their diets are made up of micronymphs all year long, especially midges, hence the effectiveness of the Sluiceway Special. This is a pattern that I consider a "Guide Fly," being that it is simple to tie, has few materials, and most importantly, works really well for trout! I recommend tying this in two colors (red and black) and offer a "secret" in the video, as well. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1438858356800-LGKHKV45B8JNPCEC1B5V/image-asset.jpeg Terrestrials and Midges Gallery A - Furry Foam Crayfish Crayfish are an excellent food to imitate, and this one uses "Furry Foam," an easy to obtain material that looks great when wet. Large fish, such as smallmouth bass and brown trout, key on crayfish, especially during the summer. This is a great pattern to try, and I discuss some other colors in the video that I've had success with. Additionally, if you want to reinforce the foam, tie in some copper wire to rib everything with, though this is something I rarely do. Overall, this is an effective pattern that meets that "GISS" qualifier, thus be sure to have confidence fishing this "Furry Foam Crayfish." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1439158081510-509VA0SX1XR0ZIAYJR1G/image-asset.jpeg Terrestrials and Midges Gallery A - CrawBody Crayfish In this fly tying tutorial, I demonstrate the tying methods for a fly called the CrawBody Crayfish. Representing a favorite meal of both trout and smallmouth bass, the crayfish as a pattern is intended to be fished lower in the water column, and can be utilized in both streams and lakes. There are many variations that you can make to this intermediate pattern, thus feel free to experiment and determine what works best on your local waters. https://www.troutandfeather.com/techniques-gallery-b daily 0.75 2020-03-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404903026759-PDFC3D09MPOIWUXBQUB7/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Finishing Techniques for Fly Tying One of my more popular YouTube tutorials, I demonstrate effective ways to finish the fly when tying. During this video, the methods I explain include the following: *Half hitch *Whip Finish by hand *Whip finish with Thompson-style tool *Half hitch "tool" https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404903026759-PDFC3D09MPOIWUXBQUB7/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Finishing Techniques for Fly Tying One of my more popular YouTube tutorials, I demonstrate effective ways to finish the fly when tying. During this video, the methods I explain include the following: *Half hitch *Whip Finish by hand *Whip finish with Thompson-style tool *Half hitch "tool" https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1423828221649-JL9NHFA58NSC0W4OFEZS/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Purchasing Dry Fly Materials Fly fishing with dry flies is one of my favorite aspects of fly fishing, yet selecting the materials to tie those patterns is extremely complicated. This video is intended to help the beginner to intermediate fly tyer select quality materials to build or enhance a fly tying collection. The materials discussed in this video are ones that I find essential to tying dry flies, hence their recommendation to others. The recommended materials (optional ones listed with an asterisk): Hackle: Necks of grizzly, cream/ginger, and dun (preference given to barred colors) CDC: Natural color Coastal Deer Hair - Natural color *Snowshoe Rabbit Feet - Dun color *Coastal Deer Hair - Dyed black Antron/Zelon Fibers - Dun and Hi-visibility (pink) colors *Wood Duck Flank Feathers *Calf Body Hair Peacock Herl Dubbing: Tan, pale yellow, Adams gray, olive, and rusty colors *Dubbing Pack of multiple colors *Turkey Quills *Microfibetts - Light dun, dark dun, Light Cahill, and orange colors *Coq de Leon 6/0 thread - Light Cahill, tan, and Adams gray colors Daiichi 1110 Hooks - 50 of sizes 12, 14, & 16 and 25 of sizes 10, 18, & 20 - https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404864663958-MZRGAOFYZSXHOJVO54LV/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Selecting Materials for Dry Fly Bodies When first tying, the selection of materials that can be used for mayfly dry fly bodies is simply overwhelming! I attempt to break that task down a bit by examining a few of those, including natural dubbing (aka hare), cotton embroidery floss / craft yarn, and quill bodies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1441276085827-KUNO8UG5HKD7VF5F2GUQ/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Purchasing Mayfly Nymph Materials *Part 1* One of the most effective ways to consistently catch trout is using nymphs, and catching them on flies tied by yourself is extremely gratifying. Deciding on the correct materials can be an overwhelming and confusing task, thus the purpose of this video is to break that process down into steps, starting with purchasing materials for mayfly nymphs. This video is intended to help the beginner to intermediate fly tyer select quality materials to build or enhance their fly tying collection. The materials discussed in this video are ones that I find essential to tying mayfly nymphs, hence their recommendation to others. In this video, part 1 of 2, there is a discussion related to the following recommended materials (optional ones listed with an asterisk): Hooks - 1xl nymph hook with standard or 1x heavy wire Hook sizes - 50 of sizes 12, 14, & 16 and 25 of sizes 10, 18, & 20 *Same sizes, but a caddis/scud hook with standard or 1x heavy wire Thread - 6/0 UNI thread in brown, black, tan, and olive *Same colors, but 8/0 size Weight (wire) - .010; *.015 Weight (beads) - 2 mm (5/64) & 2.5 mm (3/32) in gold *2 mm & 2.5 mm in black and silver (disco beads) *1.5 mm & 3 mm beads for small and large hooks Ribbing - Copper & silver in size small *Brown and black in size small *Black, olive, & brown in size brassie Head Cement - Sally Hansen "Hard as Nails"   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1448277375933-KGZGU80K57HSGRGQU7R3/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Purchasing Mayfly Nymph Materials *Part 2* This is the second video in a two part series on essential items needed to tie mayfly nymphs. Continuing where I left off in Part 1, I discuss materials that I believe are the "must haves" belonging on any fly tying bench in order to tie the most common and effective patterns. If you missed Part 1, please click on the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zw38_JeO4kM In this video, part 2 of 2, there is a discussion related to the following recommended materials (optional ones listed with an asterisk): Tails - Pheasant tails Hungarian Partridge skin *Mallard / wood duck flank feathers *Coq de Leon (medium or dark pardo) Body - Thread (6/0 UNI) in brown, black, tan/cream, and olive SLF Squirrel Spikey dubbing; black, brown, olive, and natural fox Hare's mask; tan, *olive Pheasant tail fibers; natural, *olive *Turkey biots; black, brown, tan/cream, olive Wing case - Turkey tail *Thin Skin; mottled bustard or oak in natural *UNI Mylar; Holographic Silver Size 12 (3/64") Legs - Hungarian Partridge skin *Hen neck; natural (brown), olive, and grizzly Thorax - Peacock herl *Hemingway's Peacock dubbing; https://frostyfly.com/shop/dubbing-dispenser-peacock/ Link related to peacock dubbing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-UcFSFupP4 *Hot Spots *UNI thread; chartreuse or pink *Glo-Brite floss; chartreuse or pink *Flashback - UNI Mylar *Fluorescent beads; chartreuse or pink https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404903298348-99PATX8IUU54Z4GF4IQ8/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Tying Dry Fly Tails with Microfibetts Microfibetts are the material that most fly tyers turn to for tailing on dry flies. In this tutorial, I demonstrate three ways of locking the Microfibetts in place, separating the fibers to ensure they properly mimic the tails of a mayfly. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1445213148380-01SJE7P3FHE48D0BAB2G/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Stonfo Transformer Vise One of the most common emails I receive is about purchasing vises, as there are many obstacles in selecting one. In this video, I share my current vise that I recommend to others, the Stonfo Transformer. This vise is manufactured by an Italian company, and offers tyers the ability to switch between three heads (standard, streamer, and tube fly). Throughout the video, I share my thoughts about this high quality tool, and give you a closeup view of the components. Near the end, I also show it holding both larger hooks and a TINY one (size 26!). Stonfo website: http://www.stonfo.com/site/product/642?parent_section_id=4&category_id=133 Website to purchase: http://www.flyfishing-mart.com/sklep/en/vices-stonfo-vises-g6-a282-p2301-k14669.html# https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1523011619025-MK7WYUNF7JB1LM4SUUUF/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Stonfo Airone Travel Vise In this fly tying video, I discuss a new travel vise, the Stonfo Airone. The vise is made of quality components and can definitely hold a variety of hook sizes, as I show in the video. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1511095926484-RUKJMS51ZND6O5DLMLEZ/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Stonfo Kaiman Vise Review Selecting a fly tying vise can be very difficult! In this video, I share one that I recommend frequently to others, the Stonfo Kaiman. This vise is manufactured by an Italian company and offers incredible hook-holding power. During the video, I discuss the vise in detail and show hooks from a size 32 (yes, that's correct!) up to a 5/0. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1462752014600-RHTYMQ46LPHI9OGT98GS/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Norvise System Review A common email I receive is related to purchasing vises, as there are many obstacles in selecting one. In this video, I share a vise known to many for its dependability and versatility, the Norvise. Part of a complete system, this vise is manufactured in the United States and has an owner that definitely listens to the needs of his customers. Throughout the video, I share my thoughts about this high quality tool, and discuss many of its great features. Norvise website: https://norvise.com/ Norvise YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/norvise https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1450784067509-JNN7ACX7N67XGPR4BGDK/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Differences Between Saddle Hackle and Capes Selecting hackle in fly tying can be a difficult decision, and a question I get asked a lot is, "What's the difference between saddle hackle and capes?" During this video, I go over some main differences between these two dry fly hackles, and then give some recommendations for purchasing them, including colors: Tier 1: Grizzly, light/dark dun (barred), and ginger (barred) Tier 2: Brown/furnace, black, cream During this video, I also mention the previous one I made titled "Selecting Saddle Hackle", which you can view here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmVoPEN4EcE https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1406294032414-MAB7WTQ4P13G4087A6AL/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Selecting Saddle Hackle The entire process or selecting and purchasing saddle hackle is supposed to be fun, though it can be stressful and difficult. I made this video to help with that process, and it includes: *Overview of saddle hackle *Differences between saddle hackle and necks/capes *Purchasing tips for saddles *Key areas to focus on when selecting saddle hackle *Suggested colors to include in your fly tying collection *Recommended websites to purchase saddle hackle from https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404864878129-Z2F310VDRNABB9SCLLZ0/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Tying with Beads Bead head flies are fast becoming the favorites of many because of their incredible ability to catch fish. The primary reason is due to their sink rate, which is examined during this tutorial. Other areas discussed include the different types of beads, their uses, and how to place them on hooks. This was a fun video to make, and the sink rate of the tungsten definitely surprised me! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1520990277240-AKPDDNM1U68Z897OLCKJ/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Solarez Ultra Thin Bone Dry UV Resin There are lots of options for fly tiers when it comes to UV resins, and I want to share one that I've been using recently, Solarez Ultra Thin Bone Dry. In this video, I discuss some of its benefits and also show the UV resin in use. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404903544899-NFZWXNFBLR4S6EEJ8ICZ/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Tying a Quill Wing Dry Fly One of the more difficult tasks for those interested in tying classic dry flies is the quill wing, which presents a strong profile when on the water. I reference Mike Valla during this video, one of the great Catskill tyers, being that he has a great amount of knowledge in this area. I recommend that you check out his books on Catskill flies, as they are great resources for this style of tying. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1404865999334-O0TT2ORIMLJBGON79RT9/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Techniques for Parachute Flies Parachute dry flies continue to grow in popularity each year, solidifying their place in fly fishing for years to come. During this tutorial, two methods for attaching the parachute post are examined, as are a couple methods to tie off the hackle once complete with the parachute. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1409357011261-KTQCG330B7N052I2RRJ7/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Debarbing Hooks Debarbing hooks is something that I find essential prior to fly fishing, thus I wanted to dedicate time in a video to the two methods that I regularly employ. Their selection is based upon your fly tying vise, as explained in this tutorial. I encourage you to debarb all hooks prior to tying, as it is in everyone's best interests, most notably the fish you will catch! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1416482785608-UWDQ583OKTKZMQDZSD7Z/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Organizing dubbing Over the years, I have been asked by many about my organizational methods used for my fly tying materials. Some I have had success with, while others have changed a number of times, thus I am always looking for a better system. In this fly tying tutorial, time is spent discussing various systems utilized for dubbing, concluding with the system I am currently using, which happens to be sealable plastic bags. As with other videos discussing tips and techniques, if you have any suggestions related to the organization of materials, please feel free to leave your thoughts in the "Comments" section of the actual YouTube video page. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1433207906126-HZ32MIBBXEUOPUWIB7CV/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Head Cements for Fly Tying In this fly tying tutorial, I discuss an important aspect of fly tying, which is using head cement. Aside from talking about the three most common head cements I use, I also share sample patterns and show the head cement application. Links for the three head cements discussed: Sally Hansen: http://www.sallyhansen.com/nails/nail-care/strength-growth/hard-nails Fly-Tite: http://flyrite.co/gear.htm Veniard's: http://www.veniard.com/product897/section154/no1-cellire   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1433942638697-FX57NHVUMFNG3LK4DY8N/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Tying Comparadun Deer Hair Wings Many dry fly patterns out there are effective, yet one I consistently turn to is the Comparadun tied with a deer hair wing. In this fly tying tutorial, I discuss this great pattern and show the process for tying the complicated wing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1443695680977-GLXETLU2L4OB8UYJLMGK/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Fly Tying Scissors On a fly tying bench, I believe one of the most important tools is scissors...but not all are created equally! In this video, I discuss my thoughts regarding them, and feature those that I use on a regular basis. For nostalgic tyers, I also show my first pair of fly tying scissors from over 25 years ago. Links for those scissors featured: Dr. Slick: http://www.drslick.com/catalog/scissors/razor Tiemco: http://www.stoneriveroutfitters.com/browse.cfm/tiemco-scissors-curved/4,3207.html Similar Wire Scissors: http://www.drslick.com/catalog/scissors/tension Retractable Box Cutter: http://www.stanleytools.com/en-US/products/hand-tools/knives-blades/multi-tool/18mm-retractable-pocket-cutter/10-143p Flexible Razor Blades: I haven't bought these in awhile, thus email me if you have a link for these; thanks! Super Shears: http://www.amazon.com/SE-Stainless-Steel-Utility-Scissors/dp/B003N2J0JY Link to Martin Joergensen's article: http://globalflyfisher.com/tiebetter/scissors/ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470915650484-SYAUEILHNJ4WA8RKN3R6/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Stonfo Elite Bobbin Review There are lots of choices for bobbins in the world of fly tying, and I wanted to share one of my favorite ones, the Stonfo Elite Bobbin series. There are three sizes within this series from the Italian company, and I discuss their specifications, pros, and cons. Links discussed during the video: http://globalflyfisher.com/tie-better-tying-tools/bobbin-holders http://www.stonfo.com/site/category/187?parent_section_id= https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1489746757087-PX3DDT9C7IUZVI6HL2ZF/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Magnetic Bingo Wand Fly tying gadgets are addicting, and this video features one of my favorites, the magnetic bingo wand! This is a unique tool that has maintained a spot on my fly tying bench for years, and one I recommend to you. If you're thinking about purchasing this gadget, try searching for "magnetic bingo wand" online. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1492394155054-TA9CY5JTORNIPA7MX2PH/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Razor Blade Tools Fly tying gadgets are addicting, and this video features two I use regularly: razor blade tools. There are many of these types out there, though these are two of the common ones I use especially for trout and bass patterns. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1494807686686-WX0O2D82WQK0NMJTOEXU/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Coffee Bean Grinder Fly tying gadgets are addicting, and this video features one that I use to create unique dubbing blends, a coffee bean grinder. I take you through the simple process I've been utilizing over the last 10 years, plus discuss some other options in the fly tying world. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1497572166146-U36O6HNHWILHPOMID3GV/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Using a Nail Knot Tool In this episode of "From Vise to Water," I discuss the nail knot used when connecting both leaders and backing to a fly line. Prior to demonstrating the technique, there is a brief discussion of alternatives to the nail knot, and then later in the video, I share some tips to using this knot (plus instances in which I keep fly line loop connections intact). If interested in the tool I recommend, it is called the "Anglers Image Nail Knotter." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1504531527871-R5EW00QH70Q0C17POIUJ/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Split Thread Tips & Techniques As a fly tyer, the split thread technique does not have to be that difficult! In this tutorial, I share an easy method and some tips for doing so. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1505512674316-9RBIA3VDXW3MBGT8Y79O/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Parasol Post Technique The Parasol Post is a technique I utilize often for a variety of flies (especially emergers), and it's one I recommend you add to your arsenal. In this video, I share my procedure for tying it and some various tips. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1514745031407-JFSVMJ4DDEKTBUC4DRQ7/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Organizer Bins (FREE!?!?!) Staying organized in fly tying is essential, and in this brief tutorial, I share some bins that have helped me over the years. They can be used for beads, dumbbell eyes, materials, and even hooks. Most importantly, they are FREE (with purchase of semi-edible cold cuts!). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1583620824143-YK49PYIDIHCRRKWCW5K6/image-asset.jpeg Techniques Gallery B - Stonfo Travel Tool Set UNBOXING! It's time for an unboxing! Traveling a lot in the last few years for fly fishing trips and fly tying events, I value the ability to stay organized. This Travel Tool Set from Stonfo is a great solution to help us do that, and this video features my first looks and thoughts at this new fly tying product. https://www.troutandfeather.com/emergers-gallery-b daily 0.75 2020-07-08 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1575210675788-SJWAXGRUT091X6JGJ6VP/image-asset.jpeg Emergers Gallery B - Devin Olsen ties the Pliva Shuttlecock! ***Special guest tier*** In this fly tying tutorial, we welcome guest tier Devin Olsen of Tactical Fly Fisher. Devin is an accomplished fly fisherman and tier, plus a current member of Fly Fishing Team USA. Devin shares his Pliva Shuttlecock, a pattern that has caught many finicky fish for him, including at the World Fly Fishing Championships. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1575210675788-SJWAXGRUT091X6JGJ6VP/image-asset.jpeg Emergers Gallery B - Devin Olsen ties the Pliva Shuttlecock! ***Special guest tier*** In this fly tying tutorial, we welcome guest tier Devin Olsen of Tactical Fly Fisher. Devin is an accomplished fly fisherman and tier, plus a current member of Fly Fishing Team USA. Devin shares his Pliva Shuttlecock, a pattern that has caught many finicky fish for him, including at the World Fly Fishing Championships. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1405428796400-W6OMJTNGOE4K91I88TX9/image-asset.jpeg Emergers Gallery B - CDC Caddis Pupa If caddis are present on a river or stream, then this CDC Caddis Pupa is one of my "go-to" flies when fishing subsurface. You can modify the body color to match naturals in your area, and fish this fly below or above others. Depending on the use of a bead, this CDC Caddis Pupa does an excellent job of representing caddis emergers. Fish this one with confidence! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1423137374307-5GIFPT77PVZSJ4YHBGBY/image-asset.jpeg Emergers Gallery B - E/C Caddis (Emergent / Cripple) During this fly tying tutorial, I tie the E/C Caddis (emergent / cripple) created by Ralph Cutter. This is a great pattern when fishing over pressured trout, especially in tailwater situations. On those waters, the cold temperatures can slow the emergence, making patterns like this one perfect imitations. Here are some great resources to learn more about this pattern and to see the color change during a caddis emergence: http://stevenojai.tripod.com/eccaddis.htm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNHIdOYAhZc   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1405428586219-4V12R7NYM0864H9ZUPQD/image-asset.jpeg Emergers Gallery B - Soft Hackle Hare's Ear Utilizing a dubbing loop to create a "buggier" body, this tutorial shares a favorite fly of many, the Soft Hackle Hare's Ear. This fly most commonly is used to represent the many caddis found in our rivers and streams, and without the bead, can match the emerger stage nicely. During the video, you'll notice that I made slight variations from the original, thus feel free to modify this pattern to match the natural insects in your home waters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1405428912641-5NPNN4OST184LG10UVFW/image-asset.jpeg Emergers Gallery B - The Partridge and Orange Soft Hackle The Partridge and Orange is a traditional soft hackle that still works very effectively today. This pattern is slightly different from others I have on this site, being that I am using a different feather for the hackle. The pattern, utilizing silk thread for a body, can represent many insects, including caddisflies and various mayflies. I like to fish this as a dropper tied above my blood knot connection for the tippet. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1457394109894-E1N0SJR66TEVSRT5WFO4/image-asset.jpeg Emergers Gallery B - Soft Hackle Pheasant Tail Like many others, I enjoy tying and fishing patterns that offer versatility, and the Soft Hackle Pheasant Tail is one that fits that criteria! This simple-to-tie pattern can be fished as a wet fly or an emerger, and with modifications, it can easily be tailored to be a successful pattern in your local waters. In this video, we go over the tying procedures, and then discuss some ways that you can vary the pattern to ensure success on the waterways you fish. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1458815281164-5O4LN4JVYXDDD0AKGKQO/image-asset.jpeg Emergers Gallery B - Rosenbauer's Rabbit's Foot Emerger Fishing emergers for technical trout is one of my favorite parts of fly fishing, and this pattern is one many turn to on a regular basis. Created by Tom Rosenbauer of Orvis, the Rabbit's Foot Emerger is an extremely buggy pattern that is simple to tie. Once wet, this fly can imitate both mayflies and caddisflies as they are emerging near the surface. As I stress in this video, don't be afraid to change the colors to imitate the flies in your local waters; this pattern is more of a "base" that can be modified as needed. Good luck with this pattern, especially on those finicky trout!   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1487939135972-YVKA6511VQ3EOMCNCLT8/image-asset.jpeg Emergers Gallery B - Sparkle Emerger Variant Gary LaFontaine did an incredible job when creating his Sparkle Emerger, and my variant pays homage to the original. You'll notice some "modern" materials in this fly, hence why it's becoming a "go to" pattern for me during caddis hatches. Additionally, there are some intermediate to advanced fly tying techniques shown in this video, hopefully pushing all of you to be better tyers. Thanks for viewing and I hope you enjoy this Sparkle Emerger Variant. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1505512811960-BX7LUAKSSK4QI9SV13B2/image-asset.jpeg Emergers Gallery B - Parasol Post Technique The Parasol Post is a technique I utilize often for a variety of flies (especially emergers), and it's one I recommend you add to your arsenal. In this video, I share my procedure for tying it and some various tips. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1507854192824-3ZLR6BN9QYVSUG5GX7E3/image-asset.jpeg Emergers Gallery B - Parasol Post Pheasant Tail Emerger The Parasol Post Pheasant Tail Emerger is a pattern that I've turned to when fly fishing for finicky trout over the years. This fly represents the emerger stage of a mayfly, sitting just under the water's surface. That location signals vulnerability...and the trout respond! Have fun with this one... https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1594239246886-BHP2NED2N3D3O7SGA8K3/image-asset.jpeg Emergers Gallery B - Film Critic EMERGER featuring Dave Allison!! Thanks go out to Dave Allison for sharing the Film Critic with all of us. This Bob Quigley emerger has fooled a lot of fish over the years, and Dave's techniques and tips are excellent. Thank you, Dave, and I hope to have you on again in the future! https://www.troutandfeather.com/newest-videos daily 0.75 2022-12-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1671536394069-61A8LQCSY60PBATO9C7V/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - The *BEST* app for TROUT fishing. Period. Learn about TroutRoutes here: https://alnk.to/44PLjRX https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1671536394069-61A8LQCSY60PBATO9C7V/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - The *BEST* app for TROUT fishing. Period. Learn about TroutRoutes here: https://alnk.to/44PLjRX https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1663153210546-G9B1R4EXTFJT5JUDWEZA/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Stages of Fly Tying...which are YOU in?!? So many phases of fly tying, discussed during this video. YOUR turn, comment below with your favorite phase or the one in now. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1661424737720-3VHHGDEIO78M9UWU67RJ/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - NEW fly tying book!! "Fly Tying for Everyone" July 2021 marks the release of my new book, “Fly Tying for Everyone!” Learn about the process through this video. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1649328195552-UWTLLFHZJ8P5CO07MWU7/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Euro Nymphing is for CHEATERS! Euro nymphing is for CHEATERS! Or is it? In this one, you're the judge and jury as I share my experiences Euro nymphing for trout. This facet of fly fishing is so much fun and helps to catch more fish, but has a learning curve. What are your thoughts on Euro nymphing? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1648032989360-KJNS7EKC7ELXZ62082ZD/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Sweet 16: TOP Euro Nymph to Tie NOW! The Sweet 16 is everything that I love about tying Euro nymphs! Slender body, tight thorax, and that PINK bead that draws fish in. Paying homage to my daughter Josephine, be sure to try this fly out in a variety of situations. During the video, I share some tying and fly fishing tips, and please let me know how the Sweet 16 works for you! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1647426626809-QKQ0LEXOBN0K1J1YZ3NX/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Which FLY TYING VISE do I buy?!? Buying a fly tying vise is no easy decision! This video goes over the main types of vises, as I share similarities, differences, and characteristics I look for when purchasing. Suggestions are given to help when you ask others for advice. This is a very personal decision that relates to the types of flies that you tie. Good luck making a decision, and feel free sharing this video with others who are also considering a new vise. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1641094784163-Q1JN5WCJ4LP2JO73KQCP/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Tie the SUCKER SPAWN...a FAVORITE winter fly! The Sucker Spawn is a fly able to catch fish around the world, but especially in waters with a healthy sucker population. With many types of yarn and colors to choose from, the possibilities to fill a fly box are endless. You have many options when using beads and jig hooks too, but otherwise grab your favorite scud hook and get some of this pattern tied up TODAY! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1628939842974-VV1N2UZO2M56HY78F5JU/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Fly Tying Tips for a CLEAN Hook Eye! In this video, I share tips to keep a CLEAN hook eye when fly tying. Few things are more frustrating than being unable to thread tippet through an untidy hook eye, thus here are some methods that will help tiers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1616338090928-Z1GYBXZS8Y1U0T46LCC5/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - The Fly that KILLED Fly Fishing?!? In this video, I discuss flies that have killed fly fishing for me...or have they?!? In this one, you get some "behind the scenes" information about my Mop fly video, plus I share a couple stories of the flies that nearly killed fly fishing for me. Remember, this is a video where viewer participation is key, so be sure to share some of your experiences by logging in via YouTube, or you can share them with me via email: tcammisa@gmail.com https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1612956584761-N73Z1JBID4U2HRTGQ94X/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - BEST Squirmy Wormy Yet?!? In this video, I share the "BEST" Squirmy Wormy yet! ;-) This version adds Orthodontic Elastics, giving you the ability to quickly insert new Squrimy material once those fish have torn apart your old one. The video ask for your opinion of this technique, and be sure to give insight behind your answer. As always, this is a pattern that catches many species of fish, and we discuss situations and setup for fishing the infamous Squirmy Wormy. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1611600318356-S723C141OVOKH7CZWZTH/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - CDC Micro Bugger (BETTER than the original?!?!) In this video, Stephen "Big T" Tomasovich is the guest tier, sharing an exceptional Euro nymph, the CDC Micro Bugger. Simple to tie, plus MANY ways to fish this streamer...it belongs in your box! Tie this in a variety of your favorite colors, including peach, olive, and black. Afraid to use CDC on a streamer? Get over that fear, as the fish certainly appreciate it. ;-) Thanks again, Stephen, for sharing this one! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1610452403386-GL1BJ40NQACY2BC1A66O/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Orvis Safe Passage Sling Pack: My FAVORITE Vest Orvis Safe Passage Sling: https://amzn.to/2C2Akzs The search for a fly fishing vest is similar to the search for the Holy Grail...never-ending! Using the Orvis Safe Passage Sling Vest over the last couple seasons, I definitely have loved its versatility, especially to "sling" it out of my way. In this video, I go over some of its main features, concentrating on everything you need to know if interested in purchasing the vest. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1610452049120-RNMXVJ70S81S0PQF9NGT/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - The PERFECT Jig Nymph!! In this video, I share the "Perfect" Jig Nymph, which is a general Euro nymph tied with Semperfli Perfect Quills for the body. They are an excellent choice, being easy to utilize, plus allow the thread color to show through. Add some CDC and your favorite dubbing to a jig hook...and you're ready to catch some fish TODAY! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1603190651864-36JMEQZEAI6MDPMPZHO3/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - 3 LESSONS LEARNED in Competitive Fly Fishing - ft. Rich Ferrara We welcome guest tier Rich Ferrara back, this time to share three lessons that he's learned from competitive fly fishing! In the sport for over 20 years, there's lots to learn, yet Rich's experiences in competitions has given him a new appreciation of fly fishing...plus insight to benefit us all. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1599251696695-XTLE6T1P18M3MYXTCZK3/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Stonfo Elite Vise Review: ANOTHER Great One! Tying flies is so much fun, but requires a few essential tools. One of the most critical is a vise, and in this video review, we examine the Stonfo Elite. This vise is manufactured by an Italian company and offers tiers lots of options, including height, angle, and tension adjustments. Throughout the video, I share my thoughts about this high-quality tool, plus give you a close-up view of the components. A favorite section is when I showcase the vise holding a range of hooks...even a #32! Approximate base dimension: 7 3/8” x 6 3/8” x 1 5/8” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1594239091157-V9OWOFWA29IIUPSHTQVF/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Film Critic EMERGER featuring Dave Allison!! Thanks go out to Dave Allison for sharing the Film Critic with all of us. This Bob Quigley emerger has fooled a lot of fish over the years, and Dave's techniques and tips are excellent. Thank you, Dave, and I hope to have you on again in the future! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1593190297315-86I1F9CHJ2PKXNJLJT0Z/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Cammisa's SNEAK ATTACK: Tie them NOW!! Cammisa's Sneak Attack is a fly I've been tying and fishing since 2018, and one in which I've had success. Then again, if you follow me on Instagram (@troutandfeather), you've already seen this fly and some of the trout caught on it. ;-) Keep the tie slender and experiment with the dubbing that works best for you. When fishing this jig nymph, I prefer sizes #14-16 on the point, and smaller sizes as a dropper. Have fun with the Sneak Attack! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1592613495359-L3OOESDU9Y2FVG7VNM7N/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Cammisa's Cinnamon Bite: They NEVER let go! The rumor is true: I have figured out a SECRET Koi pattern...in a flavor most would have underestimated. Special thanks to Tom Rosenbauer of Orvis for inspiring me to set out on this journey that I'm now sharing with all of you. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1591698096442-9WLYW0A4C07UUHPYU7D6/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Fly Fishing Tips for Beginners - ft. Harrison Hughes Harrison Hughes of Black Mountain Cinema joins us to offer three great fly fishing tips. Geared towards beginners, the tips that Harrison shares are applicable to all levels of fly fishers. Thanks for sharing these with us, Harrison, and let's see where fly fishing takes us next! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1588942810083-SUHTVYJ8U0FPW2FA4UJN/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Cahill Frenchie Jig Nymph The Cahill Frenchie is a more representational jig nymph, walking that line between emerger and Euro nymph. Will Light Cahill mayflies be emerging on the stream bottom, where this is fished? Typically not, but the noticeable contrast will catch their attention, leading them to a pattern that consists of "food colors" they've grown accustomed to eating during hatch season. TYING TIP: Have some tied with brass beads, or none at all, and fish those as droppers or in the film, especially when fish are feeding closer to the surface. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1475835681456-SUF4RKWMGDPXF0T4GK0P/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - MS Bugger When it comes to successful patterns, sometimes less is more, and it sure seems that way on the MS Bugger. This is a pattern with few materials, yet has an incredible look both at the vise and in the water. On the water, there are many ways to fish the MS Bugger, and the trout seem to like them all! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1588379250044-35O1AFM736DR53NJL3EP/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Open Wound Jig Nymph featuring Rich Ferrara We welcome guest tier Rich Ferrara to tie one of his most succesful jig nymphs, the Open Wound. Rich is an excellent tier, with patterns being featured in George Daniel's newest book, "Nymph Fishing." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1540169371379-XAILVJHFA1O6IWF3ZZS1/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - "Q & A" on Fly Fishing and Fly Tying #2: October 2018 This is my second "Q & A" video for YouTube, based on the questions that you asked! Treat this one similar to a podcast, and be sure to comment on the YouTube page with your own thoughts and ideas. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1480165115031-ABAF4LRWXUMZX0ZZNNGJ/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Swimming Crane Fly Larva Guest tyer John Mlakar ties a great pattern known as the Swimming Crane Fly Larva and then shares some of his personal variations (which I highly recommend looking into!). John also gives us some tips to fish this fly, which is a simple and effective one. Have fun with the variations of your own, and let us know how you like this Swimming Crane Fly Larva. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1468617579058-LQ1UH67VOQM32KNKW4DK/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Beach Body Stone Josh Miller, our guest tyer for this video, shares one of his own creations with us, the Beach Body Stone. This innovative stonefly imitation gets immediately down to the fish, utilizing the slender body that relates to its name. The fly is an effective one, but also incredibly simple to tie, as Josh shows during his no-nonsense demonstration. This is one pattern that deserves a spot in your nymph box! Thanks go out to Josh Miller for being our guest tyer. As mentioned in the video, congratulations go out to Josh for making Fly Fishing Team USA. Also, be sure to look for Josh's pattern from Orvis in early 2017, as he is a Signature Tyer for them. If you would like to reach out to Josh via Instagram, his username is: Joshpgh ***Additionally, Josh posts under: #troutyeah   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474070150301-H02E1HKIE1LD5JH3O9GD/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Diamond Caddis In this video, Andrew Dang is the guest tier sharing a great pattern, the Diamond Caddis. Andrew shows us just how simple this pattern is to tie, and it does an excellent job of representing the Grannom caddis. Andrew is one of the young individuals in our sport that we must continue to support, and I greatly appreciate him taking the time to film this fly for all of us. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1492394045558-7SBKW2M24366RGUI4RTU/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Razor Blade Tools Fly tying gadgets are addicting, and this video features two I use regularly: razor blade tools. There are many of these types out there, though these are two of the common ones I use especially for trout and bass patterns. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1466691126557-SGV7LH0FEJFQAEVV6VVE/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Cress Bug Jig Head When fishing spring creeks (and other streams with water cress), don't forget about the Cress Bug! This fly is effective in many situations, and I primarily recommend fishing it in the riffles as part of a nymph setup. When tying the Cress Bug, be sure to focus on the key characteristics, as mentioned in the video. Have fun with this one, and definitely get it into your box! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470915420637-J2KWEIJ8TDZFIFYUZBNZ/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Stonfo Elite Bobbin Review There are lots of choices for bobbins in the world of fly tying, and I wanted to share one of my favorite ones, the Stonfo Elite Bobbin series. There are three sizes within this series from the Italian company, and I discuss their specifications, pros, and cons. Links discussed during the video: http://globalflyfisher.com/tie-better-tying-tools/bobbin-holders http://www.stonfo.com/site/category/187?parent_section_id=4 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1464953530667-B1KY6PY7MO61DA1DYTDK/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Sulphur Comparadun Everyone has their standard "Go-to" patterns during the Sulphur hatch, and the Comparadun is definitely one of mine. This simple pattern has few materials and tends to fish better the more it gets destroyed, thus the patterns in my box can look pretty sad over time. This is a classic pattern, and I do mention some possible variations for you to consider when tying. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1462750988315-W7U9GIZT023YIBZUCDIF/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Norvise System Review A common email I receive is related to purchasing vises, as there are many obstacles in selecting one. In this video, I share a vise known to many for its dependability and versatility, the Norvise. Part of a complete system, this vise is manufactured in the United States and has an owner that definitely listens to the needs of his customers. Throughout the video, I share my thoughts about this high quality tool, and discuss many of its great features. Norvise website: https://norvise.com/ Norvise YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/norvise https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1440113058738-B8TS0WWN6IHBD3Q107EL/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Fly Tying: Generic Jig Nymph https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1438858268709-YQWV3O9829DIBF5I7BKI/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Furry Foam Crayfish Crayfish are an excellent food to imitate, and this one uses "Furry Foam," an easy to obtain material that looks great when wet. Large fish, such as smallmouth bass and brown trout, key on crayfish, especially during the summer. This is a great pattern to try, and I discuss some other colors in the video that I've had success with. Additionally, if you want to reinforce the foam, tie in some copper wire to rib everything with, though this is something I rarely do. Overall, this is an effective pattern that meets that "GISS" qualifier, thus be sure to have confidence fishing this "Furry Foam Crayfish." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1429965055995-1J7L0AX4IMG916AAROSC/image-asset.jpeg Newest Videos - Soft Hackle Pheasant Tail Being one of the most popular nymphs of all time, naturally variations of Frank Sawyer's Pheasant Tail have become abundant. In this video, I share two variations of the Soft Hackle Pheasant Tail, and explain why I made each of the changes. These are both excellent patterns that deserve a place in your box. Featured in this video are the S402BL hooks from Allen Fly Fishing; you can find those hooks and many others at the following link:http://www.allenflyfishing.com/n212bl-nymph-streamer-2xl-barbless/ For more information on Hemingway’s products, you can visit Frosty Fly’s website: https://frostyfly.com https://www.troutandfeather.com/most-popular daily 0.75 2021-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1406725538905-CE20GJL52KGHTEMKP014/image-asset.jpeg Most Popular - Finishing Techniques for Fly Tying One of my more popular YouTube tutorials, I demonstrate effective ways to finish the fly when tying. During this video, the methods I explain include the following: *Half hitch *Whip Finish by hand *Whip finish with Thompson-style tool *Half hitch "tool" https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1406725538905-CE20GJL52KGHTEMKP014/image-asset.jpeg Most Popular - Finishing Techniques for Fly Tying One of my more popular YouTube tutorials, I demonstrate effective ways to finish the fly when tying. During this video, the methods I explain include the following: *Half hitch *Whip Finish by hand *Whip finish with Thompson-style tool *Half hitch "tool" https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1429611898985-0GOSG545MO2QMFTGEQ9Y/image-asset.jpeg Most Popular - "Improved" Pheasant Tail Frank Sawyer's Pheasant Tail nymph is a fly that has caught fish for years, and will be doing so for many more to come. During this video, I offer some slight variations to the original, such as Coq de Leon for the tailing fibers. This version is a very fast one to tie, one that I would classify as a "guide fly." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1406726339145-HPLAS3ODCQCUB4HZKFXI/image-asset.jpeg Most Popular - Utah Killer Bug This is a pattern that continues to grow in popularity, the Utah Killer Bug. Mentioned to me by my buddy Tom, this is a no-nonsense pattern that catches fish. It's a simple tie, and looks extremely buggy when wet. There are also additional colors you can select, which opens up even more possibilities for the Utah Killer Bug. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1514382004735-GM3QXUOAWTNL984JDYTF/image-asset.jpeg Most Popular - The Mop Fly The Mop Fly has arrived! In this fly tying tutorial, I share my procedures for tying the pattern, plus talk about how it came to be. There are a variety of places to purchase the "mop material" from, thus be creative in your search, as the greatest variation of this fly (as of now) is changing its color. Have fun with this "guide style" pattern! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1586091303167-TG94YHA0L09H4E3DTUMG/image-asset.jpeg Most Popular - Using a Nail Knot Tool *From Vise to Water* In this episode of "From Vise to Water," I discuss the nail knot used when connecting both leaders and backing to a fly line. Prior to demonstrating the technique, there is a brief discussion of alternatives to the nail knot, and then later in the video, I share some tips to using this knot (plus instances in which I keep fly line loop connections intact). If interested in the tool I recommend, it is called the “Angler Image Nail Knotter.” https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1406725743162-5GZ3UDSRQ5RJRONHOFKV/image-asset.jpeg Most Popular - Lightning Bug Bead Head Nymph This Lightning Bug nymph is another fast pattern to tie that I use frequently as an attractor fly. There are many variations for this pattern, and I recommend fishing this as the first fly in a two-fly nymph rig (to possibly get a fish's attention before drifting a more muted pattern as the dropper). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1406725681315-7IQ43JNZNSK589UBKPUI/image-asset.jpeg Most Popular - Copper John bead head nymph One of the most popular flies to fish today, John Barr created a keeper with this pattern. The secret to this fly's success is the fact that the heavy weight allows the Copper John to remain at the bottom of streams and rivers when fished. I recommend having the Copper John in a variety of colors of sizes throughout your nymph box. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1406726023036-ET0IL7ZFUCLBZLXMGEBQ/image-asset.jpeg Most Popular - Black Woolly Bugger (w/ variations) Nearly every beginner when learning to tie today is typically started with the Woolly Bugger, and with good reason: They catch fish! In this tutorial, I go over the basic procedure, but also offer a few variations to make your fly different from the others being fished today. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501249384797-NFERPH908MNFMZ3GZXCI/image-asset.jpeg Most Popular - Hungarian Partridge Feathers In this fly tying tutorial, I demonstrate three effective ways to utilize Hungarian Partridge feathers. Though I focus mainly on the breast feathers, I take some time at the beginning of the video to stress that entire skins have an excellent variety of feathers and should be utilized at the tying bench for many patterns. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1406726874667-9D18PQRCLURH60H2XUHK/image-asset.jpeg Most Popular - Olive Scud Nymph Those who fish spring creeks on a regular basis know the impact an effective scud pattern can have. This Olive Scud nymph is a buggy-looking fly that is representational to the natural, all the way down to the burnt monofilament eyes. There is no bead on this pattern, but one can be added if you feel the need to have additional weight. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1616072356608-CQEQCXSWWNGS4R57YNBH/image-asset.jpeg Most Popular - The Fly that KILLED Fly Fishing?!? In this video, I discuss flies that have killed fly fishing for me...or have they?!? In this one, you get some "behind the scenes" information about my Mop fly video, plus I share a couple stories of the flies that NEARLY killed fly fishing for me. ;-) Viewer participation is key, thus be sure to login to YouTube and comment on the video, or email your thoughts to: tcammisa@gmail.com Thanks! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1586091443124-13GSXKVK2CHMI5QRMS82/image-asset.jpeg Most Popular - Two Minute Fly Tying: The Pheasant Tail Nymph Continuing the "Two Minute Tying" series, for this pattern, I chose the highly effective Pheasant Tail. During this fast tutorial, I demonstrate the basics behind this venerable pattern, plus add a tungsten bead and antron wing case. Feel free to vary this pattern with hot spots (fluorescent-colored beads and/or antron), legs, and even peacock-dubbing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1531567929466-9EPET8WL9Y7AB4T9XY5X/image-asset.jpeg Most Popular - Chili Pepper (aka Woolly Bugger) During this fly tying tutorial, I showcase my friend Tony Spezio's pattern, the Chili Pepper fly. Tony shared a few stories related to this Woolly Bugger-type pattern, thus I take the first few minutes to share those with you. I also have modified a few of the techniques and components of this fly, but wanted to ensure that the integrity of the original was still intact. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470966851206-JT7WP686HBM9BO4AJH2C/image-asset.jpeg Most Popular - Purchasing Dry Fly Materials Fly fishing with dry flies is one of my favorite aspects of fly fishing, yet selecting the materials to tie those patterns is extremely complicated. This video is intended to help the beginner to intermediate fly tyer select quality materials to build or enhance a fly tying collection. The materials discussed in this video are ones that I find essential to tying dry flies, hence their recommendation to others. The recommended materials (optional ones listed with an asterisk): Hackle: Necks of grizzly, cream/ginger, and dun (preference given to barred colors) CDC: Natural color Coastal Deer Hair - Natural color *Snowshoe Rabbit Feet - Dun color *Coastal Deer Hair - Dyed black Antron/Zelon Fibers - Dun and Hi-visibility (pink) colors *Wood Duck Flank Feathers *Calf Body Hair Peacock Herl Dubbing: Tan, pale yellow, Adams gray, olive, and rusty colors *Dubbing Pack of multiple colors *Turkey Quills *Microfibetts - Light dun, dark dun, Light Cahill, and orange colors *Coq de Leon 6/0 thread - Light Cahill, tan, and Adams gray colors Daiichi 1110 Hooks - 50 of sizes 12, 14, & 16 and 25 of sizes 10, 18, & 20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501249474646-FQOIFOAQJZFNMLB0EDZF/image-asset.jpeg Most Popular - Stonfo Transformer Vise One of the most common emails I receive is about purchasing vises, as there are many obstacles in selecting one. In this video, I share my current vise that I recommend to others, the Stonfo Transformer. This vise is manufactured by an Italian company and offers tyers the ability to switch between three heads (standard, streamer, and tube fly). Throughout the video, I share my thoughts about this high-quality tool, plus give you a close-up view of the components. Near the end, I also show it holding both larger hooks and a TINY one (size 26!).   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1406725445429-G5DTAKPVP3OIEBJH0PCV/image-asset.jpeg Most Popular - The Woolly Bugger Fly (Peacock body) My most popular video for obvious reasons...the Woolly Bugger catches fish! One of Lefty Kreh's most effective flies, this Woolly Bugger is tied with peacock herl for the body instead of chenille. That slight variation makes for an incredible pattern, and one that belongs in everyone's fly box. Fish this pattern with confidence... https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1419433542029-1SGVU8GT3CC5T6GJSYVR/image-asset.jpeg Most Popular - Selecting Saddle Hackle The entire process or selecting and purchasing saddle hackle is supposed to be fun, though it can be stressful and difficult. I made this video to help with that process, and it includes: *Overview of saddle hackle *Differences between saddle hackle and necks/capes *Purchasing tips for saddles *Key areas to focus on when selecting saddle hackle *Suggested colors to include in your fly tying collection *Recommended websites to purchase saddle hackle from https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1429611753129-N3BIL6RPMQMBYWGAZBX1/image-asset.jpeg Most Popular - Holy Grail Nymph This is a great pattern that I first came across on the Orvis website. The Holy Grail nymph is a fly that can be varied for both caddisflies and mayflies, depending on your need. The colors can also be changed, and I recommend olive, tan, and black for starters. There is a bead on this pattern for weight, and the Holy Grail is a fly I suggest trying when fishing a dry-dropper combo. https://www.troutandfeather.com/mayflies-a daily 0.75 2017-05-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1446636127085-P7ZU0AZC20HHWE5LVO0P/image-asset.jpeg Mayflies A - Biot Body CDC Dry Fly Certain dry flies have a specific characteristic that tend to capture the attention of difficult trout, but this one has three. With a biot body, Realistic Mayfly Wings, and cdc at the thorax, there is lots going on with this pattern. In this video, I tie a fly to represent the Blue Wing Olive (BWO) mayfly, yet the beauty of the Biot Body CDC Dry Fly is that it can be modified to represent many other mayflies. One additional benefit of this fly is that it can both represent the adult and emerger stages of mayflies, yet another reason why it can be so effective. Featured in this video are the D103BL hooks from Allen Fly Fishing; you can find those hooks and many others at the following link: http://www.allenflyfishing.com/d103bl-dry-fly-nymph-1xl-barbless/ For more information on the "Realistic May Wings" material and some other great products, visit Frosty Fly’s website: https://frostyfly.com If you're interested in the Stonfo Elite Hackle Pliers, a location to purchase them can be found here: http://www.amazon.com/Stonfo-Pinza-Elite-Hackle-Plier/dp/B007I5L56S https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1446636127085-P7ZU0AZC20HHWE5LVO0P/image-asset.jpeg Mayflies A - Biot Body CDC Dry Fly Certain dry flies have a specific characteristic that tend to capture the attention of difficult trout, but this one has three. With a biot body, Realistic Mayfly Wings, and cdc at the thorax, there is lots going on with this pattern. In this video, I tie a fly to represent the Blue Wing Olive (BWO) mayfly, yet the beauty of the Biot Body CDC Dry Fly is that it can be modified to represent many other mayflies. One additional benefit of this fly is that it can both represent the adult and emerger stages of mayflies, yet another reason why it can be so effective. Featured in this video are the D103BL hooks from Allen Fly Fishing; you can find those hooks and many others at the following link: http://www.allenflyfishing.com/d103bl-dry-fly-nymph-1xl-barbless/ For more information on the "Realistic May Wings" material and some other great products, visit Frosty Fly’s website: https://frostyfly.com If you're interested in the Stonfo Elite Hackle Pliers, a location to purchase them can be found here: http://www.amazon.com/Stonfo-Pinza-Elite-Hackle-Plier/dp/B007I5L56S https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1437754900015-HFIQJEE2FS8S14E7BJIY/image-asset.jpeg Mayflies A - Hendrickson Dry Fly with Uncle John Uncle John is back! I'm happy to turn the vise over to my Great Uncle John for his tying of the traditional Hendrickson, Catskill-style. My uncle does a great job showing many fly tying techniques during the procedures section, and then I spend the final part of the video asking him questions related to the Hendrickson, fly tying, and fly fishing. I hope you enjoy watching this one as much as I enjoyed making it. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1437755115347-8HANM9V62TJ6140SZ1ZA/image-asset.jpeg Mayflies A - Loren Williams' Sulphur F-Plus In this fly tying tutorial, I talk about a really unique dry fly from Loren Williams, known as the F-Plus. Mr. Williams took an effective fly, the "F" fly from Europe, and modified it to make it even better! I talk about the changes during this video, additionally focusing on the fact that different types of mayflies can be tied with this pattern. This is a great pattern featuring CDC, and one that comes highly recommended. To view more patterns at Loren Williams' site, check out the following link: http://loren.teamfreestone.com/welcome https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1464953693957-JWRZ8YN43ULE6XXNMW3U/image-asset.jpeg Mayflies A - Sulphur Comparadun Everyone has their standard "Go-to" patterns during the Sulphur hatch, and the Comparadun is definitely one of mine. This simple pattern has few materials and tends to fish better the more it gets destroyed, thus the patterns in my box can look pretty sad over time. This is a classic pattern, and I do mention some possible variations for you to consider when tying. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1493980606043-0PHPJSLTYMX9D23DBZH6/image-asset.jpeg Mayflies A - Sulphur Spinner We welcome Don Ward back to the channel! In this video, Don Ward of the Keystone Fly Rod Company ties a unique version of his Sulphur Spinner. This version of the spinner is a great one to use at dusk...and don't forget your UV light when on the water. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1437755187254-4H8QTLUHW3DBXXVZHI0J/image-asset.jpeg Mayflies A - Tan Adams Parachute Dry Fly In this fly tying tutorial, I feature a fly that doesn't seem to get a lot of attention, the Tan Adams. This is a fly that tends to ride under the radar, as most anglers opt towards the traditional Adams in grey, though this one does an excellent job of imitating lighter-colored insects, such as caddisflies. If you enjoy fishing the Adams, then I recommend you try the Tan Adams out; you won't be disappointed! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1437755232519-ATYRVB9NFCJDO4B0OY7P/image-asset.jpeg Mayflies A - Light Cahill with Uncle John In this fly tying tutorial, I again welcome my favorite guest and mentor, Uncle John Cammisa. Though many patterns have been tied at his vise, one he returns to frequently is the Light Cahill, due to its ability to catch fish through the years. Tying this pattern in the Catskill-style, my uncle shows a few tips along the way, especially in regards to splitting the wood duck flank prior to turning the feather into wings. As a special bonus, I spent the first section of this video "interviewing" my uncle on a few topics, including resources related to fly fishing and tying, favorite authors, and tube flies. We hope you enjoy this "Q & A" session as Uncle John shares some of his incredible knowledge and insight. As mentioned in the video, my uncle is a bamboo rod builder, and please let me know if you are interested in discussing a rod with him. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1489145845925-599X64TK34MDEIHGLBZN/image-asset.jpeg Mayflies A - Sulphur Thorax: Burnt-wing Style During this video, I feature guest tyer Bruce Cox, a local fly tying legend in the Pittsburgh area. Bruce shares some incredible techniques in this one, such as burning wings, splitting mayfly tails, taming thread, and tying thorax patterns. There's lots of great stuff going on in this video, and we are positive you will learn some new techniques from it! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1437755288774-EP0L0YCXEZRVXPTWKHN4/image-asset.jpeg Mayflies A - Light Cahill Catskill Dry Fly This YouTube fly tying tutorial features one of my favorite flies of all time, the Light Cahill. Created by Daniel Cahill over a hundred years ago, this fly is a classic pattern that continues to catch fish today, especially in situations that require a heavily-hackled fly in faster currents. The Light Cahill was one that I turned to on a regular basis when I first became addicted to this sport over 25 years ago, and a pattern that I still call a "go to" on a regular basis. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1437756188596-RGRR3M10MWLW3XAJXF02/image-asset.jpeg Mayflies A - Adams Catskill Dry Fly In this fly tying tutorial, I again welcome my favorite guest and mentor, Uncle John Cammisa. Tying for nearly 50 years, my great uncle has seen much in the world of fly tying, yet continues to return to the classics, hence this video of the Adams dry fly. Tying this pattern in the Catskill-style, my uncle takes us through the procedures for this fly that represents everything and nothing, and continues to take fish all over the world. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1437756252651-QD5QP69V1W4B46TJC2SG/image-asset.jpeg Mayflies A - Biot Body Sulphur Parachute Featured in this YouTube fly tying tutorial is the Biot Body Sulphur (sulfur) Parachute dry fly, a pattern intended to represent the adult/dun stage of the sulfur mayfly. I prefer a turkey biot body on this pattern in specific instances, including low-water situations and over highly-pressured fish. The biot body creates an excellent segmentation that closely represent the natural insect. If you feel there are additional materials to create a similar effect, please share those in the "Comments" section of this video. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1437756402820-RN9BUG3O37RZIGYWDKZU/image-asset.jpeg Mayflies A - Extended Body Mayfly In this fly tying tutorial, I demonstrate one (of many!) techniques for creating extended mayfly bodies using deer hair. This is a great method, and reduces the amount of materials you need for certain patterns, such as the green drake, slate drake (Isonychia), and other mayflies with lengthy bodies/abdomens. When tying flies with this particular method, ensure the body thickness is appropriate to match the natural by either increasing/reducing the size of the needle or selecting a sparser/fuller amount of deer hair. With a little practice, this method is both fun and effective...basically, the best of both worlds! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1437756447671-1FFFHGCV87AFKXVSZAAU/image-asset.jpeg Mayflies A - White Wulff Dry Fly Highlighted in this fly tying tutorial is a pattern created by the great Lee Wulff, the "White Wulff." This fly can be tied to represent various naturals, such as the Ephoron Leukon (aka White Fly), drakes like the Isonychia (aka Slate Drake), and many more. Perhaps even more importantly, the White Wulff can also serve as a high-floating attractor pattern useful in fast water for trout, steelhead, and other stream fish. Regardless of the intent or prey, this is a classic fly that simply catches fish. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1437756517369-HN89VUE2BA8A2MTSV238/image-asset.jpeg Mayflies A - Humpy Dry Fly with Uncle John Featured in this fly tying tutorial is a pattern that I love to fish, the Humpy dry fly. This is a great attractor fly that trout really seem to love, especially when fishing it in faster currents. I was fortunate enough to have my Uncle John Cammisa tie this pattern on this video, and this is a special treat, being that he has been tying for over half of his life (age 82 in this video!). The tying of this pattern is not the simplest, thus I frequently will "commission" one of my favorite tyers (my Uncle John) for some of these flies! During this tutorial, my uncle goes into great detail and leads you through the required procedures to make the tying of this pattern much easier. To begin the video, I conduct a brief interview of my uncle, which then leads into an examination of a finished Humpy. This is followed by the tutorial, which my uncle concludes the fly for the camera, but still wanted to clean-up the finished product. After he cut away some fibers that were out of place, I took one final picture so all viewers can see what the finished fly looked like. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1437756564401-28BU9TLDRI9GTB1CTXCV/image-asset.jpeg Mayflies A - Rusty Spinner (Hi-visibility) In this tutorial, I go over the final stage of the mayfly, which is called the "spinner." Many of the natural mayflies turn a rusty color during this stage, hence a great pattern to have in your box is the rusty spinner. This is a great pattern, though I wanted to improve it by making a highly realistic body (out of goose biots) and a hi-visibility spot (foam). Feel free to share the types of materials you use for wings; there are many out there and it's great to share with one another. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1437756619523-HT246OXL0L0S22FOPEDF/image-asset.jpeg Mayflies A - Blue-Winged Olive (BWO) Parachute In this fly tying tutorial, I discuss and explain the steps for a Blue-Winged Olive parachute dry fly, known affectionately to many as the "BWO." This is a great all-around pattern that catches fish throughout the season; the Baetis is a bug that is common to so many of our trout streams and the fish react accordingly. I also discuss the notion of this insect being "masked" by other mayflies, such as the sulfur/sulphur. This is a common tie for a parachute dry fly, and I encourage you to check out some of my other parachute patterns via my YouTube page. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1437756685045-R86A3VUYHULGZCQTNQBV/image-asset.jpeg Mayflies A - Sulphur / PMD Parachute Emerger In this fly tying tutorial, I imitate the stage occurring prior to the mayfly turning into an adult, the emerger stage. Using a sulphur or pale morning dun as my base pattern, I briefly discuss the qualities that make this fly an emerger, list the needed materials, and then give a fly tying tutorial of the pattern. This is a great pattern to use once you begin to see trout feeding on the surface during the beginning stages of the hatch. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1437756773630-D8JC936XX7AIS9PSEZFI/image-asset.jpeg Mayflies A - Sulphur / PMD Sparkle Dun For this tutorial, I chose a fly created and popularized by Craig Mathews, the Sparkle Dun. This fly is a modified version of the comparadun, and represents a number of stages occurring before the dun is fully emerged. Featuring an Allen Fly Fishing hook for this tie (http://www.allenflyfishing.com/d101bl-standard-dry-fly-barbless/), I selected a sulphur / pmd pattern, which can be easily adjusted to match the mayfly of your choice. Be sure to locate the correct deer hair to ensure a proper wing when tying, as I show in the video. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1437756868750-EEFAIBHSJEC1SWF6K7F8/image-asset.jpeg Mayflies A - Irresistible Dry Fly Tying a size 10 dry fly can always be challenging, yet here's a fun (and effective!) one to try. Featured in the video are D101BL dry fly hooks from Allen Fly Fishing (http://www.allenflyfishing.com/d101bl-standard-dry-fly-barbless/), which have begun to garner great reviews from tyers, including on that hook's website. I chose Joe Messinger Sr.'s Irresistible dry fly for this tutorial, which can be normally tied with characteristics similar to an Adams, though I chose a larger pattern which can represent many insects on the water. The tying of this dry fly includes a few intermediate techniques, but none that can't be mastered with a little practice. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1437756960558-BP6KBHFFE0D48477ODTK/image-asset.jpeg Mayflies A - Blue-Winged Olive Comparadun (BWO) In this video, I tie a simple, yet effective pattern known as the BWO Comparadun that can imitate various stages of the mayfly. The stage I tie closely resembles the dun, but can also be easily modified into the emerger or spinner stage. One of the materials used is Snowshoe Rabbit Feet for the wing, which is a material that helps to maintain a superior buoyancy with the fly. This material can also be substituted with cdc for similar results, though you may want to select a material that works best in the style water you will be fishing. Throughout this video, I suggest ways that you can tie this fly to represent your local mayflies, and offer suggestions on modifications to imitate other stages. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1437757042398-OZ4ZHB7S2ZLMXND3JV8P/image-asset.jpeg Mayflies A - Adams Dry Fly Parachute This fly tying tutorial gives you the steps and materials for tying a parachute Adams dry fly (original created by Leonard Halladay), with a hi-visibility post tied of Antron / Zelon. This is a great tie for the intermediate fly tyer, though a great transition tie for those at the beginning stage. This pattern can imitate various insects on the water, including the BWO (blue-winged olive), Hendrickson, and dark cahill. In smaller sizes, this can also be a great pattern when tricos are on the water. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1437757106901-OWBX3P93OJ6K40DI5YU2/image-asset.jpeg Mayflies A - Sulphur Parachute Fly In my first YouTube fly tying video (I apologize for the video quality!), I show easy methods to tie a parachute pattern. These methods can be applied to other patterns, especially dry and emerger flies. The fly tied is a Sulphur parachute, a common pattern that catches trout throughout the sulphur hatch. This is a common style of dry fly, and one I recommend learning. https://www.troutandfeather.com/558346ebe4b055e65f0063d2 daily 0.75 2022-12-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434666762780-DX48JWFZEFJZZXPVJ8YX/image-asset.jpeg From Vise to Water - Maintaining Fly Lines As part of the "From Vise to Water" series, in this episode, the discussion revolves around cleaning and maintaining your fly line, perhaps the most important piece of fly fishing equipment that's regularly used. I show the specific steps I take when cleaning my lines, and give tips along the way. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1497572244264-K0L4RRTF0L4HT28LTOXR/image-asset.jpeg From Vise to Water - Using a Nail Knot Tool In this episode of "From Vise to Water," I discuss the nail knot used when connecting both leaders and backing to a fly line. Prior to demonstrating the technique, there is a brief discussion of alternatives to the nail knot, and then later in the video, I share some tips to using this knot (plus instances in which I keep fly line loop connections intact). If interested in the tool I recommend, it is called the "Anglers Image Nail Knotter." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1671536535338-06FD6QD8BVH2IYT49WOK/image-asset.jpeg From Vise to Water - The *BEST* app for TROUT fishing. Period. Learn about TroutRoutes here: https://alnk.to/44PLjRX https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1649328423276-PXV39R8R8WUA9D7HI5MV/image-asset.jpeg From Vise to Water - Euro Nymphing is for CHEATERS! Euro nymphing is for CHEATERS! Or is it? In this one, you're the judge and jury as I share my experiences Euro nymphing for trout. This facet of fly fishing is so much fun and helps to catch more fish, but has a learning curve. What are your thoughts on Euro nymphing? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434666851613-4L5U2V8M5XU5YBR2JM9V/image-asset.jpeg From Vise to Water - Dry Fly Floatants As part of the "From Vise to Water" series, in this episode, I discuss the various dry fly floatants that I use, specifically some used when pretreating and those applied on the water. Nothing is more frustrating than attempting to catch rising trout with a dry fly that won't float, thus I hope this video can be of benefit to all. The flies featured in this episode, and their appropriate links are: Sulphur parachute - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acCUorREbGM X-Caddis - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyuKmbXhjPI CDC Flying Ant - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1-O9qtf5gc BWO Comparadun - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZNhYH3Df6g Products featured in this video (for reference purposes): Thompson's WaterSeal - http://www.amazon.com/Thompsons-10100-Aerosol-Multi-Surface-Waterproofer/dp/B000LNTQNI Bandana - http://www.campmor.com/cotton-bandanas.shtml Dry fly patch - https://umpqua.com/products/accessories/misc/wonder-cloth-dry-fly-patch Dry fly powder - http://www.epoxyproducts.com/silica.html Dry Magic - http://www.amazon.com/Umpqua-Tiemco-Dry-Magic/dp/B008DRI6C6 Loon Easy Dry - http://www.amazon.com/Loon-Outdoors-Desiccant-Fishing-Dries/dp/B00JCBDM12 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1610452577651-T9BWEVKW14JO5CE4IILH/image-asset.jpeg From Vise to Water - Orvis Safe Passage Sling Pack: My FAVORITE Vest Orvis Safe Passage Sling: https://amzn.to/2C2Akzs The search for a fly fishing vest is similar to the search for the Holy Grail...never-ending! Using the Orvis Safe Passage Sling Vest over the last couple seasons, I definitely have loved its versatility, especially to "sling" it out of my way. In this video, I go over some of its main features, concentrating on everything you need to know if interested in purchasing the vest. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1578972166596-P3S9X11MCT151DDN2O7M/image-asset.jpeg From Vise to Water - GHOSTech Strike Indicators Thanks for viewing this video, in which I share my thoughts on Ghostech strike indicators. Recently finding a spot in my vest, this new indicator is unique in that it lands much softer than other systems, yet also has the ability to hold heavier flies up in the water. In his video, I take time to go over the system, share my favorite colors, then explain situations in which I use Ghostech; enjoy! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1549536929622-8T9XES4LXS5MYZSFLUCY/image-asset.jpeg From Vise to Water - Air-Lock Strike Indicators *From Vise to Water* In this episode of "From Vise to Water," I share my thoughts on Air-Lock strike indicators. These have found a spot in my vest over the last few years, and in this video, I share my favorite sizes, colors, and water types in which to use them. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1575210294855-4F91T9BNPBP7P68F0733/image-asset.jpeg From Vise to Water - Taking a toddler fishing in a pack! Taking a toddler with you fly fishing may seem a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be! In this video, I share my experiences with taking my son Angelo fly fishing with me while he was a toddler, something I wouldn't trade for anything in the world. Join me as I share the pack, gear used, and some other tips to make this an enjoyable experience for all. Shout-out to my wife Heather for jumping into fly fishing, making this a true family activity and passion for us. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1559214068387-L4IUZUN50DV1ST66V6DZ/image-asset.jpeg From Vise to Water - DIY Fly Boxes Yes, I absolutely love fly boxes...especially when they're "DIY!" In this fly fishing video, I share two pathways you can create with your fly boxes, then we take a closeup look at two that I have used in my own setup. Be sure to get your creativity going, and I hope this video helps to improve your fly box system for the water. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434666986078-PDEIMOVYF4GD0VRDLOJW/image-asset.jpeg From Vise to Water - Fishing Large Dry Flies As part of the "From Vise to Water" series, in this episode, I discuss various situations and ways in which I prefer to fish large dry flies. A variety of topics is discussed, including types of water, the dry-dropper setup, and fishing tandem flies. The flies featured in this episode, and their appropriate links are: Tan Adams - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=023H45Vt39A White Wulff - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1WcJZb3VjQ Stimulator - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHmAJKcGUuY Irresistible - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SH0nXrCiOwQ Madame X - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1OW34ok-yA Shakey Beeley - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vG6OXqXU1YE Bird of Prey Caddis - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6utRbz70eEk Pheasant Tail - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNJczJeW9xk Hare's Ear - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKMu_0XnI48 WD-40 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foctO3ArAJg Deer Hair Ant - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zj7AkkXYMyk Griffith's Gnat - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXr8Qn69HT0 Mayfly Spinner - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaQVGh-IcMQ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1540170159744-VSIXAW8CRLTTI7BKAHNY/image-asset.jpeg From Vise to Water - "Q & A" on Fly Fishing and Fly Tying #1: July 2018 This is my FIRST "Q & A" video for YouTube, based on the questions that you asked! Treat this one similar to a podcast, and be sure to comment on the YouTube page with your own thoughts and ideas. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1540170206159-WRU4165ZUVH4S0Y6BSLW/image-asset.jpeg From Vise to Water - "Q & A" on Fly Fishing and Fly Tying #2: October 2018 This is my second "Q & A" video for YouTube, based on the questions that you asked! Treat this one similar to a podcast, and be sure to comment on the YouTube page with your own thoughts and ideas. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1561569880342-3FMH48FY5UDKVJ4AB8XR/image-asset.jpeg From Vise to Water - "Q & A" 3 on Fly Fishing and Fly Tying: March 2019 This is my third " Questions and Answer" video for YouTube, based on the questions that you asked! For the links, make sure you follow the YouTube link, then go to the “Description” of the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7HDyE5qBdk&t=196s https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1571050365517-UKRKC7V1VBQMNM4LRZ2Y/image-asset.jpeg From Vise to Water - "Q & A" #4 on Fly Fishing and Fly Tying: June 2019 This is my fourth " Questions and Answer" video for YouTube, based on the questions that you asked! For the links, make sure you follow the YouTube link, then go to the “Description” of the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGih9c6NHio&t=227s https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434667070375-6YF4ET41I5Z4I2NQQAX7/image-asset.jpeg From Vise to Water - Tube Flies - *From Vise to Water* In my final video of the "Tube Flies" series, I discuss the important transition from vise to water, going over a few key areas, including: 1. Containers for tube flies 2. Rigging tube flies with an improved cinch knot and double surgeon's loop 3. Using tube flies as part of a system https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1452165033094-XMW5O0YIRZHIML5CGYAM/image-asset.jpeg From Vise to Water - Dropper Flies *Part 1* As part of the "From Vise to Water" series, in this episode, the discussion revolves around dropper as part of a tandem rig. More specifically, we discuss the notion of droppers below the point fly, discussing types of flies to use in this situation and a method to connect them. Link to fishing droppers off of a dry fly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rm8mvsJxCI https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1453582246299-3B9MRUTBM2HKMKDAORGG/image-asset.jpeg From Vise to Water - Dropper Flies *Part 2* As part of the "From Vise to Water" series, in Part 2 of my Dropper Flies videos, the discussion revolves around dropper as part of a tandem rig. More specifically, we discuss the notion of droppers ABOVE the point fly, discussing types of flies to use in this situation and a method to connect them. I also invite the viewers to be part of the discussion, thus please share your thoughts and ideas in the "Comments" section of the video. Link to Dropper Flies *Part 1*: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_JUJP-unn4 Link for video on Dropper Loop Knot: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlG5_XKJRj0 Link to fishing droppers off of a dry fly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rm8mvsJxCI https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501248961050-DC2D7RK5RKVIO2QWTY66/image-asset.jpeg From Vise to Water - Storing the Fly When Changing Spots In this episode of "From Vise to Water," I share a fly fishing tip that helps get your fly back in the water quickly! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434666762780-DX48JWFZEFJZZXPVJ8YX/image-asset.jpeg From Vise to Water - Maintaining Fly Lines As part of the "From Vise to Water" series, in this episode, the discussion revolves around cleaning and maintaining your fly line, perhaps the most important piece of fly fishing equipment that's regularly used. I show the specific steps I take when cleaning my lines, and give tips along the way. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1544363162252-9A3UB6F0OG4DGGW63FZE/image-asset.jpeg From Vise to Water - Flies: To tie or to buy??? It's obvious that I'm a fly tier, but there are instances in which I buy flies. I discuss one of my favorite "flies to buy" and then ask all of you to share your thoughts on this topic. https://www.troutandfeather.com/55840899e4b075675dcc4a43 daily 0.75 2020-06-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1437744223687-TI76Q9OOWA3AHQ0423P7/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Online Fly Tying Resources The Internet has instantly placed thousands of fly tying resources in front of us, which is a wonderful thing. Selecting the right resource for you is where the decision becomes a little more difficult. In this video, I discuss differences that I notice between fly tying websites, share some of my favorites, and ask all of you to tell me about the ones you visit regularly. As mentioned in the video, please share your favorite website(s) in the "Comments" section on the YouTube page. Links to websites listed during this video: Fly Tying Forum: http://www.flytyingforum.com/ Reddit Fly Tying: https://www.reddit.com/r/flytying/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/tctrout Loren Williams: http://loren.teamfreestone.com/welcome Idylwilde Flies: http://www.idylwilde.com/ Trout and Feather: http://www.troutandfeather.com https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1437744223687-TI76Q9OOWA3AHQ0423P7/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Online Fly Tying Resources The Internet has instantly placed thousands of fly tying resources in front of us, which is a wonderful thing. Selecting the right resource for you is where the decision becomes a little more difficult. In this video, I discuss differences that I notice between fly tying websites, share some of my favorites, and ask all of you to tell me about the ones you visit regularly. As mentioned in the video, please share your favorite website(s) in the "Comments" section on the YouTube page. Links to websites listed during this video: Fly Tying Forum: http://www.flytyingforum.com/ Reddit Fly Tying: https://www.reddit.com/r/flytying/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/tctrout Loren Williams: http://loren.teamfreestone.com/welcome Idylwilde Flies: http://www.idylwilde.com/ Trout and Feather: http://www.troutandfeather.com https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434719425900-8ROX2GBQTK4RYQKMZ4OM/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Purchasing Dry Fly Materials Fly fishing with dry flies is one of my favorite aspects of fly fishing, yet selecting the materials to tie those patterns is extremely complicated. This video is intended to help the beginner to intermediate fly tyer select quality materials to build or enhance a fly tying collection. The materials discussed in this video are ones that I find essential to tying dry flies, hence their recommendation to others. The recommended materials (optional ones listed with an asterisk): Hackle: Necks of grizzly, cream/ginger, and dun (preference given to barred colors) CDC: Natural color Coastal Deer Hair - Natural color *Snowshoe Rabbit Feet - Dun color *Coastal Deer Hair - Dyed black Antron/Zelon Fibers - Dun and Hi-visibility (pink) colors *Wood Duck Flank Feathers *Calf Body Hair Peacock Herl Dubbing: Tan, pale yellow, Adams gray, olive, and rusty colors *Dubbing Pack of multiple colors *Turkey Quills *Microfibetts - Light dun, dark dun, Light Cahill, and orange colors *Coq de Leon 6/0 thread - Light Cahill, tan, and Adams gray colors Daiichi 1110 Hooks - 50 of sizes 12, 14, & 16 and 25 of sizes 10, 18, & 20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434717750248-N8P3SBW5M9NB7QVSFER5/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Fly Tying: Using Lead Wire (Tips & Techniques) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1450784510687-W6SX2ABJ4PMP3ZZ8B16W/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Differences Between Saddle Hackle and Capes Selecting hackle in fly tying can be a difficult decision, and a question I get asked a lot is, "What's the difference between saddle hackle and capes?" During this video, I go over some main differences between these two dry fly hackles, and then give some recommendations for purchasing them, including colors: Tier 1: Grizzly, light/dark dun (barred), and ginger (barred) Tier 2: Brown/furnace, black, cream During this video, I also mention the previous one I made titled "Selecting Saddle Hackle", which you can view here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmVoPEN4EcE Thanks for viewing this YouTube fly tying tutorial, and I encourage you to view my additional videos at the following website: http://www.troutandfeather.com I appreciate you viewing this fly tying video, and feel free to comment regarding your favorite type of hackle for dry flies. Fly tying for beginners can be difficult at first, thus be sure to stick with it and ask others for advice. Feel free to leave any additional questions/comments on this YouTube page, or you can email me: tcammisa@gmail.com https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434719195915-KGMO45ZJP76SLEHSKYXO/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Selecting Saddle Hackle The entire process of selecting and purchasing hackle can be both confusing and stressful, thus I created this video to help. Throughout this fly tying tutorial, the following areas will be discussed: *Overview of saddle hackle *Differences between saddle hackle and necks/capes *Purchasing tips for saddles *Key areas to focus on when selecting saddle hackle *Suggested colors to include in your fly tying collection *Recommended websites to purchase saddle hackle from, including: http://www.clearwaterhackle.com http://www.collinshacklefarm.com http://www.alsdorfgenetic.com https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1441276156512-AK7J8ZIW7HVWNUBV632O/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Purchasing Mayfly Nymph Materials *Part 1* One of the most effective ways to consistently catch trout is using nymphs, and catching them on flies tied by yourself is extremely gratifying. Deciding on the correct materials can be an overwhelming and confusing task, thus the purpose of this video is to break that process down into steps, starting with purchasing materials for mayfly nymphs. This video is intended to help the beginner to intermediate fly tyer select quality materials to build or enhance their fly tying collection. The materials discussed in this video are ones that I find essential to tying mayfly nymphs, hence their recommendation to others. In this video, part 1 of 2, there is a discussion related to the following recommended materials (optional ones listed with an asterisk): Hooks - 1xl nymph hook with standard or 1x heavy wire Hook sizes - 50 of sizes 12, 14, & 16 and 25 of sizes 10, 18, & 20 *Same sizes, but a caddis/scud hook with standard or 1x heavy wire Thread - 6/0 UNI thread in brown, black, tan, and olive *Same colors, but 8/0 size Weight (wire) - .010; *.015 Weight (beads) - 2 mm (5/64) & 2.5 mm (3/32) in gold *2 mm & 2.5 mm in black and silver (disco beads) *1.5 mm & 3 mm beads for small and large hooks Ribbing - Copper & silver in size small *Brown and black in size small *Black, olive, & brown in size brassie Head Cement - Sally Hansen "Hard as Nails" https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1448277573290-YY6FLMFF2UWOG377S9JS/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Purchasing Mayfly Nymph Materials *Part 2* This is the second video in a two part series on essential items needed to tie mayfly nymphs. Continuing where I left off in Part 1, I discuss materials that I believe are the "must haves" belonging on any fly tying bench in order to tie the most common and effective patterns. If you missed Part 1, please click on the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zw38_JeO4kM In this video, part 2 of 2, there is a discussion related to the following recommended materials (optional ones listed with an asterisk): Tails - Pheasant tails Hungarian Partridge skin *Mallard / wood duck flank feathers *Coq de Leon (medium or dark pardo) Body - Thread (6/0 UNI) in brown, black, tan/cream, and olive SLF Squirrel Spikey dubbing; black, brown, olive, and natural fox Hare's mask; tan, *olive Pheasant tail fibers; natural, *olive *Turkey biots; black, brown, tan/cream, olive Wing case - Turkey tail *Thin Skin; mottled bustard or oak in natural *UNI Mylar; Holographic Silver Size 12 (3/64") Legs - Hungarian Partridge skin *Hen neck; natural (brown), olive, and grizzly Thorax - Peacock herl *Hemingway's Peacock dubbing; https://frostyfly.com/shop/dubbing-dispenser-peacock/ Link related to peacock dubbing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-UcFSFupP4 *Hot Spots *UNI thread; chartreuse or pink *Glo-Brite floss; chartreuse or pink *Flashback - UNI Mylar *Fluorescent beads; chartreuse or pink https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434717390070-I61E5WR7EIUL4NW97Y7M/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Selecting Materials for Dry Fly Bodies In this tutorial, I demonstrate techniques for selecting and tying various materials for dry fly bodies (specifically mayflies). These materials include natural (hare) dubbing, cotton embroidery floss / craft yarn, and quill bodies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434717169878-6BBW38NG6I7QIJYV6HV6/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Finishing Techniques for Fly Tying Throughout this tutorial, I demonstrate various ways to finish the fly when tying; these methods include: 1.Half hitch 2. Whip finish by hand 3. Whip finish with Materelli or Thompson-style whip finisher 4. Half hitch "tool" https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434717326583-5NCM4VKR3UP6MQ0C51V5/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Tying with Beads Many advanced fly tyers take the process of tying with beads for granted, especially when introducing them to beginning tyers. In this tutorial, I discuss the differing types of beads, their uses, sink rates, and placing beads onto a hook. This is an introductory video intended for the beginning tyer, and I encourage those just starting in fly tying to familiarize themselves to this material, simply due to their effectiveness in catching fish. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434717781003-Y1G1GAC2NML8BV0TQXT7/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Using Lead Wire In this fly tying tutorial, I explain some techniques for you to use when tying flies with lead wire and other soft materials that provide weight. There are a few tips that I offer, especially when tying both bead and cone head patterns. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434717251974-ZQ4JWS0OOKJM8O7JVF8F/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Techniques for Parachute Flies Parachute dry flies are very popular to fish for a number of reasons, including their profile on the water and close representation to the natural. During this tutorial, I show two methods for attaching the parachute posts, a number of ways to tie in hackle, and a couple methods to tie off hackle once complete with the parachute. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434719341899-1ANJ5OAV095HHMNBQIY7/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Organizing dubbing Over the years, I have been asked by many about the organizational methods used for my fly tying materials. Some I have had success with, while others have changed a number of times, thus I am always looking for a better system. In this fly tying tutorial, time is spent discussing various systems utilized for dubbing, concluding with the system I am currently using. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1443695803200-TABIYYXSSNEBX7ESOX5Z/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Fly Tying Scissors On a fly tying bench, I believe one of the most important tools is scissors...but not all are created equally! In this video, I discuss my thoughts regarding them, and feature those that I use on a regular basis. For nostalgic tyers, I also show my first pair of fly tying scissors from over 25 years ago. Links for those scissors featured: Dr. Slick: http://www.drslick.com/catalog/scissors/razor Tiemco: http://www.stoneriveroutfitters.com/browse.cfm/tiemco-scissors-curved/4,3207.html Similar Wire Scissors: http://www.drslick.com/catalog/scissors/tension Retractable Box Cutter: http://www.stanleytools.com/en-US/products/hand-tools/knives-blades/multi-tool/18mm-retractable-pocket-cutter/10-143p Flexible Razor Blades: I haven't bought these in awhile, thus email me if you have a link for these; thanks! Super Shears: http://www.amazon.com/SE-Stainless-Steel-Utility-Scissors/dp/B003N2J0JY Link to Martin Joergensen's article: http://globalflyfisher.com/tiebetter/scissors/ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434716369883-5PV4T37Q5Q54FNJ7H0WT/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - The Woolly Bugger Fly (Peacock body) Here is a tutorial for tying a woolly bugger fly, which is a versatile one for many species of fish. I briefly discuss the background of this fly, leading into the peacock body variation that I read about in a Lefty Kreh article. The Woolly Bugger is a "go-to" fly for many fisherman, and there are hundreds of variations out there which can be modified to meet your fishing needs. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434717465006-O3X9IPN0EOLL4OIFSIE8/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Black Ghost Streamer For this "Two Minute Tying Tutorial," I demonstrate the techniques involved in tying a highly effective streamer pattern, the Black Ghost. This is a streamer that can be tied in a relatively short amount of time once its techniques are mastered, though feel free to vary the pattern from the original if you feel the need on your local waters. I substituted an embroidery thread for floss when tying the body of this pattern, and I also will commonly use black yarn, too. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434716882576-ARJ7NMPZDPX9I4M4QSAL/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Walt's Worm Fly / Crane Fly Larva During this tutorial, we discuss the notion of "hot spots" on flies, and possible materials to use. Next, the Walt's Worm (also known as the Crane Fly Larva), created by Walt Young, is tied, while referencing other materials used, including tungsten beads from Rip Lips Fishing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434717540054-QVLDZ3A95PVS5PO04G7S/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Clouser Deep Minnow For this fly tying tutorial, I share a pattern that needs little introduction, Bob Clouser's famous fly, the Clouser Deep Minnow. This is a "go-to" for most fly fisherman, and with good reason: It catches fish! I share a few tips to employ when tying this pattern, plus various pieces of information I learned from Mr. Clouser during his demonstrations. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1503579378562-EDE9D7OH35KTMBZEBK03/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - The Mop Fly Easy to tie...easy to fish...what more do we need? Have fun with this one and be sure to try it on a variety of species! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1528193806509-A429QSWU8C2WXHP72FTF/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Eggstasy Egg Pattern In this "Two Minute Fly Tying" tutorial, I share the Eggstasy Egg fly, a simple pattern that fish can't resist under certain conditions. In this video, I share the base pattern, but remember that there are multiple variations out there of this fly. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434717631807-WC73ZRGBOERMZRS65Y69/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - George Daniel's Czech Catnip This fly tying tutorial features George Daniel's Czech Catnip, a fly commonly used as the "anchor" for those familiar with Czech Nymphing. The anchor fly is the heaviest fly placed on the setup, and this one works great for it bc of both its weight and ability to attract fish. This is a no-nonsense fly, plus relatively simple to tie, and I encourage you to add some of these to your fly box. Being that the main material (Micro Polar Chenille) comes in a variety of colors, this pattern can be varied quite easily. I made a slight variation to the original pattern by substituting UV Chartreuse Polar Chenille in place of the original Olive, and I believe this change helps to make the fly more of an attractor-type in waters especially for trout, steelhead, salmon, and grayling. If there are any additional combinations of materials that have worked for you, feel free to share via the "Contact" page. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434719269098-2RKXRZN2GCDWRQ8XVRDL/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Czech-style Hare's Ear Nymph Being that the Hare's Ear is such a classic and venerable pattern, it's only fitting that applying new styles to it occur more often than not. The Czech-style of nymphing has overtaken many areas of fly flshing, and it's easy to convert the Hare's Ear to that type of a pattern, as shown in the fly tying tutorial. There are many options that you have with this pattern, and I explore a few during the video. I do want to stress that this is a larger pattern (sizes 8-12) and I fish it in fast water, thus you'll notice that I tie this pattern in the "guide style" with few of those options added on. Feel free to experiment on your own, and be sure to post any of your own variations in the "Comments" section below. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1528193881673-597SW6S0J8XFPR7FGWFY/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Utah Killer Bug In this "Two Minute Fly Tying" video, I share the modern version of the Utah Killer Bug that I fish. This pattern is incredibly simple to tie, and I give a few tips that may help you out. Thanks to my friend, Tom Glass, for sharing this one with me. Also, shout-outs to Frank Sawyer and the Tenkara Guides! ;-) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1440113321075-V2BQZJUUAQS2LMKGWTVL/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Generic Jig Nymph Jig nymphs are nothing new to fly fishing, yet I've noticed that many are hesitant to take that initial plunge. During this video, I go over the tying procedures for a generic jig nymph, and then variations to enhance the pattern. Finally, the last section involves a discussion around fishing with this style of fly. As I mentioned in the video, don't be afraid to experiment and show your creativity when selecting materials to tie these nymphs! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434719540623-YZ7MGORBMICWZ7D3NEOG/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Mercury Cased Caddis During this fly tying tutorial, a very simple and effective fly is discussed, the Mercury Cased Caddis. This fly, a variation of Pat Dorsey's original, is one that does an excellent job of imitating caddisflies in their cases, and is extremely simple to tie. This is definitely a pattern that falls into the "Guide Fly" category due to these reasons, and one to have in your box if you fish waters with caddis during April through June. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434717099125-E38HMPASZTZK96HRV6T3/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Craig Mathews' X-Caddis For this "Two Minute Tying" tutorial, I am tying the X-Caddis, a pattern developed by Craig Mathews that represents the emerging or cripple-caddis. This pattern can be adapted to represent your natural caddis, though I have also varied it by adding a cdc underwing. This pattern is one I recommend when fishing in pressured waters, due to its realistic imitation of the natural. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1434719603203-MH5HUH5ZGU1S2THPHOYS/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Fishing Large Dry Flies As part of the "From Vise to Water" series, in this episode, I discuss various situations and ways in which I prefer to fish large dry flies. A variety of topics is discussed, including types of water, the dry-dropper setup, and fishing tandem flies. The "From Vise to Water" series is a set of videos in which I take flies that I previously have tied on YouTube, and then discuss the next steps taken in order to successfully fish them. The flies featured in this episode, and their appropriate links are: Tan Adams - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=023H45Vt39A White Wulff - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1WcJZb3VjQ Stimulator - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHmAJKcGUuY Irresistible - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SH0nXrCiOwQ Madame X - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1OW34ok-yA Shakey Beeley - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vG6OXqXU1YE Bird of Prey Caddis - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6utRbz70eEk Pheasant Tail - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNJczJeW9xk Hare's Ear - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKMu_0XnI48 WD-40 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foctO3ArAJg Deer Hair Ant - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zj7AkkXYMyk Griffith's Gnat - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXr8Qn69HT0 Mayfly Spinner - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaQVGh-IcMQ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1591801526699-RXPEE246OKX676VGGF11/image-asset.jpeg Beginner Recommendations - Fly Fishing Tips for Beginners - Featuring Harrison Hughes Harrison Hughes of Black Mountain Cinema joins us to offer three great fly fishing tips. Geared towards beginners, the tips that Harrison shares are applicable to all levels of fly fishers. Thanks for sharing these with us, Harrison, and let's see where fly fishing takes us next! https://www.troutandfeather.com/misc-dry-flies daily 0.75 2020-05-15 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1438965341466-2UFGUS0DYUFQ2ST531GE/image-asset.jpeg Misc Dry Flies - Stimulator Dry Fly During this fly tying tutorial, guest tyer Don Ward ties a favorite attractor dry fly, the Stimulator. Don, owner of Keystone Fly Rod Company, talks about his influences in building bamboo fly rods before going into detail about this pattern. Once tying, it's obvious that Don has an understanding of this pattern, being that he offers many tips on how to tie the Stimulator more effectively. The Stimulator is an attractor dry fly that can represent a stonefly, hopper, or even caddis. It is an effective fly that additionally encourages variations, as Don shows a few colors that he has had success with over the years. Another fun variation includes adding rubber legs; be sure to try some variations of your own! Thanks go out to Don Ward for the tying of this pattern. Don builds beautiful bamboo fly rods and has a net system that is simply better than the others out there right now. Check out his products at: http://www.keystoneflyrodcompany.com https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1438965341466-2UFGUS0DYUFQ2ST531GE/image-asset.jpeg Misc Dry Flies - Stimulator Dry Fly During this fly tying tutorial, guest tyer Don Ward ties a favorite attractor dry fly, the Stimulator. Don, owner of Keystone Fly Rod Company, talks about his influences in building bamboo fly rods before going into detail about this pattern. Once tying, it's obvious that Don has an understanding of this pattern, being that he offers many tips on how to tie the Stimulator more effectively. The Stimulator is an attractor dry fly that can represent a stonefly, hopper, or even caddis. It is an effective fly that additionally encourages variations, as Don shows a few colors that he has had success with over the years. Another fun variation includes adding rubber legs; be sure to try some variations of your own! Thanks go out to Don Ward for the tying of this pattern. Don builds beautiful bamboo fly rods and has a net system that is simply better than the others out there right now. Check out his products at: http://www.keystoneflyrodcompany.com https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1438965208170-1FG6W1KL8O23IN0ZPMBS/image-asset.jpeg Misc Dry Flies - Foam Wing Midge Midge patterns can be fun to tie, especially easier ones that work well on the water! As part of my "Two Minute Tying" series, this Foam Wing Midge is a simple pattern that I carry in few colors, yet it produces more often than not. During this video, I share my tying procedures first, and then talk more about the pattern in detail. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1438965270000-VE37GETOD58YBN7AG786/image-asset.jpeg Misc Dry Flies - Tan Adams Parachute Dry Fly In this fly tying tutorial, I feature a fly that doesn't seem to get a lot of attention, the Tan Adams. This is a fly that tends to ride under the radar, as most anglers opt towards the traditional Adams in grey, though this one does an excellent job of imitating lighter-colored insects, such as caddisflies. If you enjoy fishing the Adams, then I recommend you try the Tan Adams out; you won't be disappointed! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1439083388006-CCXNJ1OJYWBN3J1FJIL3/image-asset.jpeg Misc Dry Flies - White Wulff Dry Fly Highlighted in this fly tying tutorial is a pattern created by the great Lee Wulff, the "White Wulff." This fly can be tied to represent various naturals, such as the Ephoron Leukon (aka White Fly), drakes like the Isonychia (aka Slate Drake), and many more. Perhaps even more importantly, the White Wulff can also serve as a high-floating attractor pattern useful in fast water for trout, steelhead, and other stream fish. Regardless of the intent or prey, this is a classic fly that simply catches fish. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1438965420861-1VVF94JWRO100MVRTJSD/image-asset.jpeg Misc Dry Flies - CDC Flying Ant Fishing ants in the summertime is a favorite of mine when fly fishing, and this pattern is rising rapidly in my arsenal. Featured in Henry Ramsay's book, "Matching Major Eastern Hatches," the CDC Flying Ant is a pattern that is simple to tie, suggestive of the natural, and effective to fish. The color can be varied (as many also fish this in a light brown shade), as can the size, yet the basics here are solid. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1438965473426-TNYT2VOGY06B1TY75C1C/image-asset.jpeg Misc Dry Flies - Adams Dry Fly: Catskill-style In this fly tying tutorial, I again welcome my favorite guest and mentor, Uncle John Cammisa. Tying for nearly 50 years, my great uncle has seen much in the world of fly tying, yet continues to return to the classics, hence this video of the Adams dry fly. Tying this pattern in the Catskill-style, my uncle takes us through the procedures for this fly that represents everything and nothing, and continues to take fish all over the world. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1439083443650-XOF7FJMQEPDJHKGWSEDS/image-asset.jpeg Misc Dry Flies - Deer Hair Ant In this fly tying tutorial, less is definitely more! Featured in this video is a deer hair ant consisting of just a couple materials. The buoyant fly is realistic, easy to tie, and most importantly, effective. I first stumbled across this pattern in George Harvey's book and believe this to be one of the best ant patterns out there. You can also turn this into a high-visibility fly by adding some fluorescent yarn to the top. As always, if you decide to revise the pattern at all, please feel free to share the results... https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1439083674438-Q4M4B8HW91189SPG088V/image-asset.jpeg Misc Dry Flies - Swisher's Madam X "Royal" In this fly tying tutorial, I demonstrate the steps required for Doug Swisher's Madam X. This version, the "Royal," is based on the colors/materials in the Royal Coachman and Wulff (red and peacock, respectively). This is a great attractor pattern, incorporating a deer hair wing tied bullethead style, plus great rubber legs to create vibrations in the water. This is a pattern to use in a variety of situations, most notably as an attractor in faster water; the bonus is that it's a really fun fly to tie! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1439083724053-AND0H98K2P6GPLPVZ7RK/image-asset.jpeg Misc Dry Flies - The Royal Trude and Variation For this fly tying tutorial, I wanted to bring more light to a tradition pattern, the Royal Trude. Instead of simply describing and tying this fly, I focused on possible variations that a tyer would make to enhance the fly, bringing it up to more "modern-day" materials. The original pattern is a highly effective fly, being fished as a dry (attractor), wet fly. and streamer; the variation is able to be fished this way, too. Other common flies this pattern can represent include terrestrials, stoneflies, caddis, and drakes. Current versions of this fly are also well-known; the Lime Trude won a One-Fly contest, thus solidifying this pattern for years to come. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1439083512116-BA0VLTNPN9WGJ62D6BLU/image-asset.jpeg Misc Dry Flies - Humpy Dry Fly with Uncle John Featured in this fly tying tutorial is a pattern that I love to fish, the Humpy dry fly. This is a great attractor fly that trout really seem to love, especially when fishing it in faster currents. I was fortunate enough to have my Uncle John Cammisa tie this pattern on this video, and this is a special treat, being that he has been tying for over half of his life (age 82 in this video!). The tying of this pattern is not the simplest, thus I frequently will "commission" one of my favorite tyers (my Uncle John) for some of these flies! During this tutorial, my uncle goes into great detail and leads you through the required procedures to make the tying of this pattern much easier. To begin the video, I conduct a brief interview of my uncle, which then leads into an examination of a finished Humpy. This is followed by the tutorial, which my uncle concludes the fly for the camera, but still wanted to clean-up the finished product. After he cut away some fibers that were out of place, I took one final picture so all viewers can see what the finished fly looked like. Thanks go out to my uncle for agreeing to tie this pattern; he is a fantastic craftsman and has been one of my greatest fly tying mentors throughout my life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1439152534946-2SXHJSZGCGGNBM86GE5R/image-asset.jpeg Misc Dry Flies - Charlie Boy Hopper For this fly tying tutorial, I am demonstrating the methods for a Charlie Craven fly, the Charlie Boy Hopper. This is a really fun pattern to both tie and fish, especially in a hopper-dropper situation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1439152629605-JTRMECXNUWKPV6DOWSUP/image-asset.jpeg Misc Dry Flies - Griffith's Gnat Tied during this tutorial is the Griffith's Gnat, a pattern meant to represent many insects, though mainly (and specifically) a midge cluster. Created by one of the founders of Trout Unlimited, George Griffith, this fly is an excellent pattern to carry in the spring and summer. Aside from the original pattern, this video also features a high-visibility Griffith's Gnat, plus a number of other variations tied with ostrich herl. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1512128859682-YI8AAU9PTZ3I8MIDVJZE/image-asset.jpeg Misc Dry Flies - The "Irresistible" featuring Joe Messinger This video features a legend of fly tying, Mr. Joe Messinger. I had the honor of recording Joe tie one of his father's patterns, the Irresistible. In Part 1, Joe ties the fly and we talk a little about the qualities that make the fish find it...Irresistible! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1439152796023-JKF3AEGQIYU8CDETUVAO/image-asset.jpeg Misc Dry Flies - Irresistible Dry Fly Tying a size 10 dry fly can always be challenging, yet here's a fun (and effective!) one to try. I chose Joe Messinger Sr.'s Irresistible dry fly for this tutorial, which can be normally tied with characteristics similar to an Adams, though I chose a larger pattern which can represent many insects on the water. The tying of this dry fly includes a few intermediate techniques, but none that can't be mastered with a little practice. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1439152897441-RY4TG2AHCBZBU3REWNEO/image-asset.jpeg Misc Dry Flies - Letort Hopper Fly Tied in this video is the Letort Hopper, an imitation grasshopper created by Ed Schenk. This fly is of the "no-nonsense type," consistently taking fish while maintaining an elegant simplicity. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1439152982228-QBEAY8L32YYHT1TZ58Q4/image-asset.jpeg Misc Dry Flies - Terrestrial Spider Hopper Fly Here is a tutorial for tying a terrestrial spider fly, which consists of nothing more than foam, lure skirting, and thread. The basic-to-tie pattern has been an effective one for years, and the materials can be modified to meet your fishing needs. This great attractor fly works on many species, and is especially fun to fish. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1439153249556-A2V74VSPSQ3JMHCET138/image-asset.jpeg Misc Dry Flies - The Jassid Fly - A classic dry fly Shown is this fly tying tutorial video is a great "old school" fly called the Jassid. This fly has been fished for many years, yet remains simple to tie with the correct materials. I go over the required materials and give a step-by-step approach to this pattern, though it may be a fly intended for those closer to the intermediate (versus beginner) stage. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1502458321442-8YZOYQEKP9ISVYQDYC7S/image-asset.jpeg Misc Dry Flies - Gurgler Jack Gartside's classic Gurgler has caught many fish over the years, and in this video I share a simple variation that has performed well for me, too. This is also grouped with warmwater flies, but definitely can be used in a dry-dropper trout situation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1535711584796-IZ6YMUZT4G0OP7E8KWEU/image-asset.jpeg Misc Dry Flies - Foam Beetle In this fly tying video, I tie a simple version of the Foam Beetle. This is an easy-to-tie pattern that lends well to variations, but I also wanted to share how I use a foam cutter to tie multiple sizes. Finally, be sure to catch the end of the tying for a little hint, ha ha! ;-) https://www.troutandfeather.com/carp-gallery-a daily 0.75 2017-08-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1433939311898-K6EC2W7CRTWUNJXNGPMM/image-asset.jpeg Carp Gallery A - McTage's Trouser Worm for Carp McTage's Trouser Worm, created by the owner of http://www.flycarpin.com, is a pattern that comes highly recommended in this niche of our great sport. Fish this pattern with confidence, and feel free to vary the color, with red being another effective selection. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1433939311898-K6EC2W7CRTWUNJXNGPMM/image-asset.jpeg Carp Gallery A - McTage's Trouser Worm for Carp McTage's Trouser Worm, created by the owner of http://www.flycarpin.com, is a pattern that comes highly recommended in this niche of our great sport. Fish this pattern with confidence, and feel free to vary the color, with red being another effective selection. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1433940331121-WD6O7PA3W1V1PI1RO2DJ/image-asset.jpeg Carp Gallery A - Fly Tying: Black Bunny Leech w/ Fish Skull https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1433939112814-LNKO3PN7FMG3WVC09BEV/image-asset.jpeg Carp Gallery A - Krazy Carper Carp Fly Featured in this "Two Minute Fly Tying" tutorial is the Krazy Carper from Jamie Kaminski. Though catching the attention of those fly fishing for carp, this pattern is quickly developing into one that's known to be effective with many species. The Krazy Carper is a simple one to tie, and allows for many color combinations and variations with its body material. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1433939559892-HNQ8NFWD1B53QZ94PIK6/image-asset.jpeg Carp Gallery A - Fly Tying: Zuddler Conehead Minnow https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1433940482215-0UO4ER36S7XIP4A5TUJF/image-asset.jpeg Carp Gallery A - Fly Tying: Sculpin Bugger (Woolly Bugger on steroids!) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1433939186097-YSK9Z4NA986GVUF2NWWJ/image-asset.jpeg Carp Gallery A - Montana's Hybrid Carp Fly This pattern, created by John Montana, incorporates few materials, is easy to modify, and has endless color combinations. I discuss the original pattern in my introduction, and examine some possible variations available during the tying of the Hybrid Carp Fly. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1433939271051-PA4L2OEFA6P8RJ42E6BK/image-asset.jpeg Carp Gallery A - Sculpzilla Streamer Featured in this YouTube fly tying tutorial is the "Sculpzilla," an excellent representation of a sculpin from the Solitude Fly Company. This is a nasty streamer that is known to catch some really large fish, plus try it as an articulated streamer... ;-) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1449573767253-O7X2H2H63BR1XZXVS1LP/image-asset.jpeg Carp Gallery A - Mayer's Mini Leech There are many leech patterns out there, yet this one may be the fastest I've ever tied; thanks to Landon Mayer for creating this simple yet effective pattern! This fly is a variation of his original, being that I have modified it slightly for carp. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1433939607786-541HBS1576MWPL9V6HCM/image-asset.jpeg Carp Gallery A - Zuddler Conehead Minnow In this fly tying tutorial, I share a popular streamer, the Zuddler Conehead Minnow, which is a cross between two other extraordinary patterns. This fly, part Zonker and part Muddler Minnow, has lots of characteristics that fish like, including great movement from the rabbit strip and a front profile that resembles many bait fish. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1480168568277-OPELY4DMF3O47RGAZJ09/image-asset.jpeg Carp Gallery A - Fly Tying: Swimming Crane Fly Larva Guest tyer John Mlakar ties a great pattern known as the Swimming Crane Fly Larva and then shares some of his personal variations (which I highly recommend looking into!). John also gives us some tips to fish this fly, which is a simple and effective one. Have fun with the variations of your own, and let us know how you like this Swimming Crane Fly Larva. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1433939654327-G2R99JEWHIG4ECJBAJS7/image-asset.jpeg Carp Gallery A - Schlappen Woolly Bugger In this fly tying tutorial, I show an easy way to vary the traditional Woolly Bugger, which is by substituting a schlappen hackle for the traditional saddle hackle. Have fun with this one, and enjoy its movement in the water. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1433940186506-SJCRGY87K36FSQ7RLNBS/image-asset.jpeg Carp Gallery A - CrawBody Crayfish In this fly tying tutorial, I demonstrate the tying methods for a fly called the CrawBody Crayfish. Representing a favorite meal of both trout and smallmouth bass, the crayfish as a pattern is intended to be fished lower in the water column, and can be utilized in both streams and lakes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1433939700594-Z4SRG9HNSH1Q1QZTPQ7Y/image-asset.jpeg Carp Gallery A - Clouser Deep Minnow For this fly tying tutorial, I share a pattern that needs little introduction, Bob Clouser's famous fly, the Clouser Deep Minnow. This is a "go-to" for most fly fisherman, and with good reason: It catches fish! I share a few tips to employ when tying this pattern, plus various pieces of information I learned from Mr. Clouser during his demonstrations. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1433940235341-RA6XW6SL9JF3LELBIM2N/image-asset.jpeg Carp Gallery A - Chili Pepper (aka Woolly Bugger) During this fly tying tutorial, I showcase my friend Tony Spezio's pattern, the Chili Pepper fly. Tony shared a few stories related to this Woolly Bugger-type pattern, thus I take the first few minutes to share those with you. I also have modified a few of the techniques and components of this fly, but wanted to ensure that the integrity of the original was still intact. Thanks, Tony, for sharing this great pattern with me! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1433941049283-ITMWPT3KN5RY5XL73BOX/image-asset.jpeg Carp Gallery A - John Barr's Meat Whistle For this tutorial, I chose a great streamer that is known to catch large fish. Have fun with the color combos, though I prefer the purple shown in the video. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1433940482309-L9I026ALV4HBH287D6MQ/image-asset.jpeg Carp Gallery A - Sculpin Bugger (Woolly Bugger on steroids!) The Sculpin Bugger is easy to tie, and more importantly, encompasses some great characteristics of the natural sculpin. ***Fish this one as an aerticulated streamer, too!   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1433940331123-V07LN87BVAEF6QPAAX1Q/image-asset.jpeg Carp Gallery A - Black Bunny Leech w/ Fish Skull In this fly tying tutorial, I demonstrate the techniques for tying the Black Bunny Leech. This pattern is suggestive of a leech, though if you vary the colors of the rabbit strips, other baitfish can be represented. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1433939453533-QOTMQ2B6LNJ890TRO68B/image-asset.jpeg Carp Gallery A - DeFrank's Grim Reaper "Variant" In this fly tying tutorial, I show the steps to tie a fantastic fly for steelhead, known as "DeFrank's Grim Reaper." Originally tied for the Great Lakes region (specifically the tributaries of Lake Erie) and the steelhead within, this pattern is useful for a number of species (i.e. CARP!), and is a "go-to" for many fly fishermen. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1433940402195-J3JYLVI9Y72VWGHOGU3H/image-asset.jpeg Carp Gallery A - Simi Seal Leech pattern Leech patterns are favorites among stillwater fishing specialists, and this pattern tends to be a common "go-to" for many. The Simi Seal Leech, created by John Rohmer, is a great fly tying pattern for everyone due to its relative ease. FYI: Carp love leeches, right? ;-) https://www.troutandfeather.com/guide-fly-index daily 0.75 2021-02-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435588916791-B88CMRK6RUQ4JKF77Q59/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Blue-Winged Olive Comparadun (BWO with Snowshoe Rabbit Feet) In this video, I tie a simple, yet effective pattern known as the BWO Comparadun that can imitate various stages of the mayfly. The stage I tie closely resembles the dun, but can also be easily modified into the emerger or spinner stage. One of the materials used is Snowshoe Rabbit Feet for the wing, which helps to maintain a superior buoyancy with the fly. This material can also be substituted with cdc for similar results, though you may want to select a material that works best in the style water you will be fishing. Throughout this video, I also suggest ways that you can tie this fly to represent your local mayflies, and offer suggestions on modifications to imitate other stages.   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435588916791-B88CMRK6RUQ4JKF77Q59/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Blue-Winged Olive Comparadun (BWO with Snowshoe Rabbit Feet) In this video, I tie a simple, yet effective pattern known as the BWO Comparadun that can imitate various stages of the mayfly. The stage I tie closely resembles the dun, but can also be easily modified into the emerger or spinner stage. One of the materials used is Snowshoe Rabbit Feet for the wing, which helps to maintain a superior buoyancy with the fly. This material can also be substituted with cdc for similar results, though you may want to select a material that works best in the style water you will be fishing. Throughout this video, I also suggest ways that you can tie this fly to represent your local mayflies, and offer suggestions on modifications to imitate other stages.   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435587557513-RIM3UYX2KURSO0GA4IOM/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Craig Mathews' X-Caddis For this "Two Minute Tying" tutorial, I am tying the X-Caddis, a pattern developed by Craig Mathews that represents the emerging or cripple-caddis. This pattern can be adapted to represent your natural caddis, though I have also varied it by adding a cdc underwing. This pattern is one I recommend when fishing in pressured waters, due to its realistic imitation of the natural. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1439901761841-SX26B317LCOIKMZ4S498/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Sulphur Soft Hackle Emerger During this tutorial, the Sulphur Soft Hackle Emerger is tied, an effective pattern that can be classified as a "guide fly" due to the short amount of time it takes to tie this pattern. Representing the emerger stage of the mayfly life cycle, this pattern imitates the mayfly as it is about to release its nymphal shuck and continue as the mayfly adult dun. Feel free to vary the size and color of this pattern to imitate the natural mayflies in your local streams. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435582784997-A9KF4APKPMPF4Q8PA40D/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - BWO Flashback Barr Emerger In this fly tying tutorial, I demonstrate the procedures and techniques for John Barr's BWO Flashback Emerger, which represents the stage before the mayfly becomes a dun. This is an effective pattern that John has been fishing for nearly 30 years, and I encourage you to not only examine this pattern, but also attempt a few of the variations. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435582857281-CBK372KGL1K6PZJLA6WX/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Frenchie Jig Nymph In this fly tying tutorial, I demonstrate the techniques used to tie Lance Egan's Frenchie nymph. This effective pattern has been gaining popularity over the last few years, and with good reason: It catches trout! I offer a number of variations, inlcuding tying the fly on a jig hook, which will certainly appeal to many crowds, such as those in Euro or Czech-style nymph fishing and competition anglers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435589044316-3CWZLCN2XR89F1WV8LJ2/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435588513444-ZKJQKGE5XIJUSURYCFAT/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Pheasant Tail Nymph Continuing the "Two Minute Tying" series, for this pattern, I chose the highly effective Pheasant Tail. During this fast tutorial, I demonstrate the basics behind this venerable pattern, plus add a tungsten bead and antron wingcase. Feel free to vary this pattern with hot spots (fluorescent-colored beads and/or antron), legs, and even peacock-dubbing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435585059497-FJQSJNYE968YWYUN2GCP/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Hot Belly Pheasant Tail In this "Two Minute Fly Tying" tutorial, I wanted to share an effective pattern that is equally quick to tie, the Hot Belly Pheasant Tail. In this version, I have opted to remove the legs, and instead pull out sections of the thorax with velcro, thereby creating the impression of legs on the nymph. Have fun tying this pattern, and don't be afraid to vary the thorax with other dubbing; the "hot belly" is intended as a hot spot, and the possibilities are endless https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435584361915-8V9IDBQYOJHCE3AFFZ61/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - "Improved" Pheasant Tail Featured in this fly tying tutorial is the "Improved" Pheasant Tail nymph, which is a classic in the fly fishing world. Using the word "improved" is where I tread softly because Frank Sawyer's original is a tough pattern to revise. With that said, in the video I substitute Coq de Leon as the tailing fibers for two reasons. First, the material is extremely durable and resistant to tearing. Second, the mottling featured on Coq de Leon is excellent, and very representational of mayfly nymphs. Please feel free to comment on this pattern and share any modifications that you have made to improve the original Pheasant Tail. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1512780889595-I60ZWKDN310EYJQN7U3T/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Walt's Worm Blowtorch The Walt's Worm is a pattern that has led to MANY variations...and here's another! Join me in this video as I share the Walt's Worm Blowtorch, plus share a story about Mr. Walt Young. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435588350007-I12ZGUJUMTQ387SGGKTM/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Prince Nymph In this video, I feature the Prince Nymph tied quickly for my "Two Minute Tying" playlist. This is a very effective nymph pattern, long considered a "standard" to have in every trout fly box. This is a relatively traditional tie, and you may notice the legs in this pattern slightly cover the white wings. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435589044538-9ST641GD7K2FJB0LLJ4C/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435582574871-IWF8W2FPAHBMG9XU6HI9/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Czech-style Hare's Ear Nymph Being that the Hare's Ear is such a classic and venerable pattern, it's only fitting that applying new styles to it occur more often than not. The Czech-style of nymphing has overtaken many areas of fly flshing, and it's easy to convert the Hare's Ear to that type of a pattern, as shown in the fly tying tutorial. There are many options that you have with this pattern, and I explore a few during the video. I do want to stress that this is a larger pattern (sizes 8-12) and I fish it in fast water, thus you'll notice that I tie this pattern in the "guide style" with few of those options added on. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1466691778773-YBGI7M9XYBKVYB7TPHTP/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Cress Bug Jig Head When fishing spring creeks (and other streams with water cress), don't forget about the Cress Bug! This fly is effective in many situations, and I primarily recommend fishing it in the riffles as part of a nymph setup. When tying the Cress Bug, be sure to focus on the key characteristics, as mentioned in the video. Have fun with this one, and definitely get it into your box! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435584425724-L87Z5256IVNNZRZUX2TM/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - George Daniel's Czech Catnip This fly tying tutorial features George Daniel's Czech Catnip, a fly commonly used as the "anchor" for those familiar with Czech Nymphing. The anchor fly is the heaviest fly placed on the setup, and this one works great for it bc of both its weight and ability to attract fish. This is a no-nonsense fly, plus relatively simple to tie, and I encourage you to add some of these to your fly box. Being that the main material (Micro Polar Chenille) comes in a variety of colors, this pattern can be varied quite easily. I made a slight variation to the original pattern by substituting UV Chartreuse Polar Chenille in place of the original Olive, and I believe this change helps to make the fly more of an attractor-type in waters especially for trout, steelhead, salmon, and grayling. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435584804477-EVXN2MLR67VX5QG9TYFP/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Bird of Prey Caddis For this fly tying tutorial, I chose a pattern that represents a caddis pupa and emerger, John Anderson's Bird of Prey Caddis. This fly consists of just a few simple materials, but as you'll see, all of them are considered some of the best to use in fly tying. I do vary this pattern slightly from the original, but kept the most critical components to ensure its effectiveness. I recommend this pattern for intermediate fly tyers, though those at an "upper beginner" level will be able to complete this fly with a little practice. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435582427634-7BW4BG0HCCYTJ051EKHK/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Mercury Cased Caddis During this fly tying tutorial, a very simple and effective fly is discussed, the Mercury Cased Caddis. This fly, a variation of Pat Dorsey's original, is one that does an excellent job of imitating caddisflies in their cases, and is extremely simple to tie. This is definitely a pattern that falls into the "Guide Fly" category due to these reasons, and one to have in your box if you fish waters with caddis during April through June. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1528194037330-C3EAB61PN3RY13L5SKUM/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Utah Killer Bug In this "Two Minute Fly Tying" video, I share the modern version of the Utah Killer Bug that I fish. This pattern is incredibly simple to tie, and I give a few tips that may help you out. Thanks to my friend, Tom Glass, for sharing this one with me. Also, shout-outs to Frank Sawyer and the Tenkara Guides! ;-) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435583419678-I1SEFT7969JMU0NEGXB4/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Utah Killer Bug In this fly tying tutorial, I wanted to share a fly given to me by my buddy Tom, the Utah Killer Bug. This fly can represent a myriad of insects depending on how you tie it. From the crane fly larva to scud, this pattern tied in a nondescript color seems to simply look like a bug (especially when it's wet!). There are a couple variations shown at the end, plus you can always make this pattern into a soft hackle, which can then touch on the caddis spectrum. Tom, thanks for sharing this pattern!   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435589086475-BPDES98TBFSUDIYVJ8HC/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Walt's Worm Fly / Crane Fly Larva During this tutorial, we discuss the notion of "hot spots" on flies, and possible materials to use. Next, the Walt's Worm (also known as the Crane Fly Larva), created by Walt Young, is explained, a very effective pattern that is incredibly simple to tie.   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435589862935-YJHZBPELGF7TPAPKNUQP/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Foam Wing Midge Midge patterns can be fun to tie, especially easier ones that work well on the water! As part of my "Two Minute Tying" series, this Foam Wing Midge is a simple pattern that I carry in few colors, yet it produces more often than not. During this video, I share my tying procedures first, and then talk more about the pattern in detail. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435582499332-UB1HVRPHS6W48UL71KTC/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Sluiceway Special From a trout's perspective, a large portion of their diets are made up of micronymphs all year long, especially midges, hence the effectiveness of the Sluiceway Special. This is a pattern that I consider a "Guide Fly," being that it is simple to tie, has few materials, and most importantly, works really well for trout! I recommend tying this in two colors (red and black) and offer a "secret" in the video, as well. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435587404293-6KZIKZJBW43JC6EMD3KD/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - WD-40 Bead Head Midge For this tutorial, I chose a simple pattern to represent BWO's and midges that even the beginner tyer can handle, the WD-40. Modifying this pattern from the original, I chose Coq de Leon fibers for the tail and wing case. The addition of this fiber adds to the durability of the pattern, plus the fibers are mottled with great coloration. This specific pattern is tied a chocolate brown, but don't be afraid to also try black, olive, grey, and anything else would be representational on your home waters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435587453940-7RZ5UBIU4WI4KZFOY22U/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Zebra Midge For this "Two Minute Tying" tutorial, I selected a great fly for any level of tyer, the Zebra Midge. In this pattern, tied is the color olive, of which the color is paired with a gold tungsten bead and thin copper wire. When tying black, gray, or cream Zebra Midges, I will switch the bead and wire to a silver color. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1538649981908-Z3DAWAUKASUL0B2U4J4T/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Jake's Improved Zebra Midge In this fly tying tutorial, we're joined by guest tier Jake Adamerovich from Competitive Angler. Watch as Jake ties this killer variation, Jake's Improved Zebra Midge. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435588394306-91NR4TFH1664GAV8ZLI4/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Woolly Bugger with Crystal Chenille & Conehead Continuing my "Two Minute Tying" series, I chose a basic pattern that always hooks fish, the Crystal Bugger. Derived from a Woolly Bugger, the crystal / krystal bugger employs a crystal chenille that allows the body of the fly to sparkle, therefore attracting more fish. In this version, I chose not to include hackle because the chenille I used had such long fibers, making the hackle unnecessary. Definitely vary your own pattern, altering the color combinations, beads at the front, or use of hackle.   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435585124906-EKP78IY8PL4I0XHA3DOF/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Black Ghost Streamer For this "Two Minute Tying Tutorial," I demonstrate the techniques involved in tying a highly effective streamer pattern, the Black Ghost. This is a streamer that can be tied in a relatively short amount of time once its techniques are mastered, though feel free to vary the pattern from the original if you feel the need on your local waters. I actually substituted an embroidery thread for floss when tying the body of this pattern, and I also will commonly use black yarn, too.   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1435584751718-1N0KN2KFACUEISK0IFEH/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Clouser Deep Minnow For this fly tying tutorial, I share a pattern that needs little introduction, Bob Clouser's famous fly, the Clouser Deep Minnow. This is a "go-to" for most fly fisherman, and with good reason: It catches fish! I share a few tips to employ when tying this pattern, plus various pieces of information I learned from Mr. Clouser during his demonstrations. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1481379080159-UHOHIBPWRK8LYYYLGQSN/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - The Mop Fly The Mop Fly has arrived! In this fly tying tutorial, I share my procedures for tying the pattern, plus talk about how it came to be. There are a variety of places to purchase the "mop material" from, thus be creative in your search, as the greatest variation of this fly (as of now) is changing its color. Have fun with this "guide style" pattern! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1538649913996-0U8DCCPNL3U2JK8O0X06/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Micro Mop Fly If you haven't had enough fun with the original, here comes the Micro Mop! This pattern has an application for many situations, especially those discussed in the video. With many variations and tying methods available for this one, the Micro Mop allows for some creativity, plus it's an overall quick tie. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1497656804611-5M2L5E5SCUOBOU3HRGF9/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Squirmy Wormy This is absolutely a fly that qualifies for my "Two Minute Tying" series! The Squirmy Wormy has that deadly combo of being simple to tie and catching lots of fish. There are certain situations that this fly works better than others, and I discuss those (and some tying variations) in the video. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1528193969802-GQH2XUMGLODVUFVURH09/image-asset.jpeg Guide Fly Index - Eggstasy Egg Pattern In this "Two Minute Fly Tying" tutorial, I share the Eggstasy Egg fly, a simple pattern that fish can't resist under certain conditions. In this video, I share the base pattern, but remember that there are multiple variations out there of this fly. https://www.troutandfeather.com/caddisflies-dry-flies daily 0.75 2018-02-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1438717163841-DEBZC0G9RSYDXWY98R6F/image-asset.jpeg Caddis Dry Flies - Craig Mathews' X-Caddis For this "Two Minute Tying" tutorial, I am tying the X-Caddis, a pattern developed by Craig Mathews that represents the emerging or cripple-caddis. This pattern can be adapted to represent your natural caddis, though I have also varied it by adding a cdc underwing. This pattern is one I recommend when fishing in pressured waters, due to its realistic imitation of the natural. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1438717163841-DEBZC0G9RSYDXWY98R6F/image-asset.jpeg Caddis Dry Flies - Craig Mathews' X-Caddis For this "Two Minute Tying" tutorial, I am tying the X-Caddis, a pattern developed by Craig Mathews that represents the emerging or cripple-caddis. This pattern can be adapted to represent your natural caddis, though I have also varied it by adding a cdc underwing. This pattern is one I recommend when fishing in pressured waters, due to its realistic imitation of the natural. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1519503089472-KXIOUD7Z2XCQP1UGOLB9/image-asset.jpeg Caddis Dry Flies - Double Duck Caddis featuring Kevin Compton This video features Mr. Kevin Compton of Performance Flies. Kevin is an advanced tier and it shows in this one! Kevin shares his Double Duck Caddis, which includes some intermediate techniques that he does an excellent job of breaking down into easy-to-follow steps. Thanks for sharing this one with us, Kevin! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1438716510621-6D8XKU7OIJLJRCXUPCWX/image-asset.jpeg Caddis Dry Flies - Tan Caddis The Tan Caddis is an insect found on so many of our waterways, and there are many flies out there to represent it. This pattern is a variation of many you may know, but can be quickly tied due to the "Caddis Wings" material referenced in the video. Aside from that product, I also share some ways to change this pattern to an emerger and other caddis types. This is part of my "Two Minute Tying" series, and is a great dry fly that can be tied quickly and easily at the vise. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1438717205406-F3NI2ALPPQGFSBV93J40/image-asset.jpeg Caddis Dry Flies - Bullethead Caddisfly For this tutorial, I am demonstrating the process to tie Al & Gretchen Beatty's Bullethead Caddisfly. This is a very fun pattern to tie, especially for those who enjoy spinning deer hair. There are different ways to tie this pattern, especially for the bullethead; some insist placing the bullethead hair first, while others last. I chose the former for this pattern because I dislike crowding the remaining sections of this fly. This is also a fun pattern to fish, as I describe in the video. With a similar look to the Elk Hair Caddis, and only slightly more difficult to tie, I recommend trying out your skills on this one! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1438716658918-MD23IJN7RLTXFQ1N70AC/image-asset.jpeg Caddis Dry Flies - E/C Caddis (Emergent / Cripple) During this fly tying tutorial, I tie the E/C Caddis (emergent / cripple) created by Ralph Cutter. This is a great pattern when fishing over pressured trout, especially in tailwater situations. On those waters, the cold temperatures can slow the emergence, making patterns like this one perfect imitations. Here are some great resources to learn more about this pattern and to see the color change during a caddis emergence: http://stevenojai.tripod.com/eccaddis.htm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNHIdOYAhZc https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1438716612543-T3BL7H642Y591OY6WY0D/image-asset.jpeg Caddis Dry Flies - Tan Adams Parachute Dry Fly In this fly tying tutorial, I feature a fly that doesn't seem to get a lot of attention, the Tan Adams. This is a fly that tends to ride under the radar, as most anglers opt towards the traditional Adams in grey, though this one does an excellent job of imitating lighter-colored insects, such as caddisflies. If you enjoy fishing the Adams, then I recommend you try the Tan Adams out; you won't be disappointed! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1438716938369-DR5R11164B4XD76HSA49/image-asset.jpeg Caddis Dry Flies - Swisher's Madam X "Royal" In this fly tying tutorial, I demonstrate the steps required for Doug Swisher's Madam X. This version, the "Royal," is based on the colors/materials in the Royal Coachman and Wulff (red and peacock, respectively). This is a great attractor pattern, incorporating a deer hair wing tied bullethead style, plus great rubber legs to create vibrations in the water. This is a pattern to use in a variety of situations, most notably as an attractor in faster water; the bonus is that it's a really fun fly to tie! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1438716828430-2IU497QNP0ZJJPEEOXD9/image-asset.jpeg Caddis Dry Flies - Splitsville Caddis Featured in this fly tying tutorial is the Splitsville Caddis, a pattern created by Jonny King. This is a newer patter that utilizes a method called the "Hackle Stacker." This method, developed by Bob Quigley, is combined with a caddis hair wing, making for an incredibly buggy look. The Splitsville Caddis is also being sold currently by Orvis, and I anticipate many fish succumbing to it over the years. As mentioned in the video, Jonny's pattern is featured in the February / March issue of "Fly Fisherman." I encourage you to check that issue out, and apply this technique to other flies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1438716987146-FTWE2YR8XJRDX8072NCW/image-asset.jpeg Caddis Dry Flies - The Royal Trude and Variation For this fly tying tutorial, I wanted to bring more light to a tradition pattern, the Royal Trude. Instead of simply describing and tying this fly, I focused on possible variations that a tyer would make to enhance the fly, bringing it up to more "modern-day" materials. The original pattern is a highly effective fly, being fished as a dry (attractor), wet fly. and streamer; the variation is able to be fished this way, too. Other common flies this pattern can represent include terrestrials, stoneflies, caddis, and drakes. Current versions of this fly are also well-known; the Lime Trude won a One-Fly contest, thus solidifying this pattern for years to come. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1438717106282-FS1YZ3ILBS0HPQGBJ0QI/image-asset.jpeg Caddis Dry Flies - Parachute Hare's Ear For this fly tying tutorial, I chose to demonstrate the Parachute Hare's Ear, a pattern with the capability to represent many different insects on the water (especially caddisflies). The fly was tied on an Allen Fly Fishing hook, the D103BL, which is a barbless 1xl dry fly/nymph hook (http://www.allenflyfishing.com/d103bl-dry-fly-nymph-1xl-barbless/). Variations of this fly can include a change in the color of the body, hackle, and ribbing; basically, feel free to modify as needed based on your natural insects. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1438717069437-571YH7L2OKEBAH434J74/image-asset.jpeg Caddis Dry Flies - Clown Shoe Caddis For this fly tying tutorial, I chose to tie the Clown Shoe Caddis (aka Boulder Creek Caddis), a pattern representing the emerging caddis. This pattern, created by Jay Zimmerman, gives you some flexibility when fishing, being that you can hang droppers off of the hook bend, keep the fly floating on the surface, or allow the abdomen to sit in the water. This is an intermediate pattern, plus there are opportunities for variations when tying, as described in the video. https://www.troutandfeather.com/mayfly-nymphs-a daily 0.75 2020-05-08 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1588942957292-5B85B5RUPYP72MLTZWPS/image-asset.jpeg Mayfly Nymphs A - Cahill Frenchie Jig Nymph The Cahill Frenchie is a more representational jig nymph, walking that line between emerger and Euro nymph. Will Light Cahill mayflies be emerging on the stream bottom, where this is fished? Typically not, but the noticeable contrast will catch their attention, leading them to a pattern that consists of "food colors" they've grown accustomed to eating during hatch season. TYING TIP: Have some tied with brass beads, or none at all, and fish those as droppers or in the film, especially when fish are feeding closer to the surface. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1588942957292-5B85B5RUPYP72MLTZWPS/image-asset.jpeg Mayfly Nymphs A - Cahill Frenchie Jig Nymph The Cahill Frenchie is a more representational jig nymph, walking that line between emerger and Euro nymph. Will Light Cahill mayflies be emerging on the stream bottom, where this is fished? Typically not, but the noticeable contrast will catch their attention, leading them to a pattern that consists of "food colors" they've grown accustomed to eating during hatch season. TYING TIP: Have some tied with brass beads, or none at all, and fish those as droppers or in the film, especially when fish are feeding closer to the surface. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470165910746-BC0E233G2UAOWLL0LMJS/image-asset.jpeg Mayfly Nymphs A - WD-40 Bead Head Midge For this tutorial, I chose a simple pattern to represent BWO's and midges that even the beginner tyer can handle, the WD-40. Modifying this pattern from the original, I chose Coq de Leon fibers for the tail and wing case. The addition of this fiber adds to the durability of the pattern, plus the fibers are mottled with great coloration. This specific pattern is tied a chocolate brown, but don't be afraid to also try black, olive, grey, and anything else would be representational on your home waters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1482009271283-YIX6Y3AQNM8IVQ1OZDF4/image-asset.jpeg Mayfly Nymphs A - Compton's Cinnamon Toast Baetis Good things do come in small packages! In this fly tying tutorial, I share the procedures for tying the Cinnamon Toast Baetis, a unique BWO nymph. This pattern, created by Kevin Compton of Performance Flies, is a fun tie, plus it incorporates Condor Substitute for the body material. Have fun tying this one, though I know you'll appreciate its fish-catching ability even more! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470165065359-TRQH44PP7M1UKVMN2ZMV/image-asset.jpeg Mayfly Nymphs A - The Pheasant Tail Nymph (variation w/ hot spot and CDL tail) During this demonstration, I vary the Pheasant Tail (originally tied by Frank Sawyer) to include a Coq de Leon tail and hot spot near the tungsten beadhead. By modifying this fly, it will be different than others fishing a similar imitation, while also increasing its durability and visibility for trout. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470755343923-Q9TRFYD1047M08FWWAMP/image-asset.jpeg Mayfly Nymphs A - "Improved" Pheasant Tail Featured in this fly tying tutorial is the "Improved" Pheasant Tail nymph, which is a classic in the fly fishing world. Using the word "improved" is where I tread softly because Frank Sawyer's original is a tough pattern to revise. With that said, in the video I substitute Coq de Leon as the tailing fibers for two reasons. First, the material is extremely durable and resistant to tearing. Second, the mottling featured on Coq de Leon is excellent, and very representational of mayfly nymphs. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470755437522-0VAVWYRBWF5BOKEUMEIR/image-asset.jpeg Mayfly Nymphs A - The Frenchie Jig Nymph In this fly tying tutorial, I demonstrate the techniques used to tie Lance Egan's Frenchie nymph. This effective pattern has been gaining popularity over the last few years, and with good reason: It catches trout! I offer a number of variations, including tying the fly on a jig hook, which will certainly appeal to many crowds, such as those in Euro or Czech-style nymph fishing and competition anglers. Feel free to share your own variations of this fly in the "Comments" section of the YouTube page for the Frenchie. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470166743893-IHR5G8WI152NM06SB3O9/image-asset.jpeg Mayfly Nymphs A - Hot Belly Pheasant Tail In this "Two Minute Fly Tying" tutorial, I wanted to share an effective pattern that is equally quick to tie, the Hot Belly Pheasant Tail. In this version, I have opted to remove the legs, and instead pull out sections of the thorax with velcro, thereby creating the impression of legs on the nymph. Have fun tying this pattern, and don't be afraid to vary the thorax with other dubbing; the "hot belly" is intended as a hot spot, and the possibilities are endless.   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1495586134652-4QBZI5W1WFDLW5F3V2C7/image-asset.jpeg Mayfly Nymphs A - Perdigon Nymph The Perdigon nymph is a special one that comes to us from competition fly fishing. This fly has a great look, plus the ability to catch both fish and fishermen. In this video, I show you the basics to tying the Perdigon and talk about its use when fly fishing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470165497043-QJUSX1NJO39WH1MK8OA1/image-asset.jpeg Mayfly Nymphs A - The Pheasant Tail Nymph Continuing the "Two Minute Tying" series, for this pattern, I chose the highly effective Pheasant Tail. During this fast tutorial, I demonstrate the basics behind this venerable pattern, plus add a tungsten bead and antron wingcase. Feel free to vary this pattern with hot spots (fluorescent-colored beads and/or antron), legs, and even peacock-dubbing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470756625000-NP6K00PUBJG8ITFF0Y4I/image-asset.jpeg Mayfly Nymphs A - Soft Hackle Pheasant Tail Being one of the most popular nymphs of all time, naturally variations of Frank Sawyer's Pheasant Tail have become abundant. In this video, I share two variations of the Soft Hackle Pheasant Tail, and explain why I made each of the changes. These are both excellent patterns that deserve a place in your box. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470754722386-D7ESBPL2QFVKQROBOMOF/image-asset.jpeg Mayfly Nymphs A - WMD Hot Spot Nymph The fly in this tutorial is both effective to fish and quick to tie, two of my favorite things to hear! This nymph, known as the WMD (Weapon of Mass Destruction for fish?!?), has a relatively simple construction, including a thread body and added hot spot. You can vary the materials, though the easiest change is thread color. I recommend carrying this pattern in a variety of colors and sizes to represent the natural insects in your area. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470754825723-4B6G61DXJIG3ZPNF71KO/image-asset.jpeg Mayfly Nymphs A - Flashback Pheasant Tail This fly tying tutorial features a fantastic nymph, the Flashback Pheasant Tail fly. This bead head pattern gets down to where the fish are and has more than enough flash to attract the attention of trout. Some will vary this fly by adding a hot spot to the head, though I feel that the flashback covered in UV glue is more than ample. Feel free to post your variations of this fly on my Facebook or Instagram channels; the one in this video has pheasant tail dyed olive versus the natural color. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470754940327-UCV3O8YJPAI11C3JHF4C/image-asset.jpeg Mayfly Nymphs A - Skinny Nelson and Variations During this fly tying tutorial, I give detailed tying instructions for Tracy Peterson's "Skinny Nelson," plus a few variations of the pattern (including a great one for midges). This pattern was originally developed for skinny water (as a baetis or midge imitation), but has since become known for its powers in the deep, primarily due to the addition of a tungsten bead. Popular species to fish for with this pattern include trout, grayling, steelhead, and salmon. In the second part of this video, I show and explain a number of ways to vary this pattern, which adds a lot more to the pattern. Please note that I chose to tie this on a standard-shanked hook, which is more representational of the flies in my area. I do mention a 1xl hook during the tutorial, which may better represent insects in your area. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/57a0f0009f7456b976137fd9/57a0f0499c03e0f05011a5da/1470165064848/ Mayfly Nymphs A https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470166807839-TAF7SWMTP597Y8QTEUMV/image-asset.jpeg Mayfly Nymphs A - Copper John bead head nymph In this fly tying tutorial, I selected one of the most popular flies in the country: John Barr's Copper John. This heavily weighted pattern is distinctive in its look; the Ultra Wire abdomen and epoxy over the wing case set this apart from other flies. When tying, I did vary the epoxy by utilizing a UV glass glue instead, plus I also encourage others to create their own variations to the Copper John.   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470755124958-WEXX21GXF3YHV8JMPO0R/image-asset.jpeg Mayfly Nymphs A - Copper John Variant In this fly tying tutorial, I show an easier version of the fish-catching nymph, the Copper John. In this version, I incorporate some characteristics of the Pheasant Tail, ala Frank Sawyer, hence the more appropriate name may be the Copper John & Frank! The pattern that I show is not the original; instead, this is a variant that will be easier for beginning fly tyers to tie. The body is over-sized and adds some additional weight to get the fly on the bottom immediately. Once familiar with the process and steps, feel free to move onto the actual pattern, found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMGE9F... https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470756831610-AUSW4H6FVJXREZOUZYLW/image-asset.jpeg Mayfly Nymphs A - Generic Jig Nymph Jig nymphs are nothing new to fly fishing, yet I've noticed that many are hesitant to take that initial plunge. During this video, I go over the tying procedures for a generic jig nymph, and then variations to enhance the pattern. Finally, the last section involves a discussion around fishing with this style of fly. As I mentioned in the video, don't be afraid to experiment and show your creativity when selecting materials to tie these nymphs! ***The fly tied during this video is a larger version of the "Tungsten Torpedo," a fly that fits the generic jig nymph mold perfectly. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470165206702-JYKRX0OAK8DETV1GZMS1/image-asset.jpeg Mayfly Nymphs A - Pineapple Express Bead Head (w/ hot spot) In this video, I illustrate Aaron Jasper's Pineapple Express fly, a simple nymph that is highly effective in smaller sizes. The pattern is straightforward, but I also show a second fly with a variation in tail and hot spot color, plus detail how to finish the pattern with only the hot spot showing minus the thread (remember to apply head cement after using this technique!). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470755572207-L84DHXCCQ7X5HMIWQYN7/image-asset.jpeg Mayfly Nymphs A - Charlie Craven's "Two Bit Hooker" nymph During this fly tying tutorial, I demonstrate the procedures to tie a slight variation of Charlie Craven's "Two Bit Hooker" nymph. This heavy mayfly nymph is intended to get to the bottom of the water column quickly, being that it is tied with two tungsten beads. The fly is a simple one to tie, and I encourage all to vary the colors and size to match the natural insects in your area. In this tutorial, I used olive thread, dubbing, and hen hackle, all to match the Blue Wing Olive (BWO nymph). A quick change of those will allow you to match the majority of other mayfly nymphs found in our streams. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470755727908-ICODTAS4TIMX7F093FNC/image-asset.jpeg Mayfly Nymphs A - Holy Grail Nymph During this fly tying tutorial for the Holy Grail nymph, I give a brief background on how I came across the pattern, followed by the materials and tying procedures. The Holy Grail, which I first came across on the Orvis website, is a no-nonsense pattern that can be utilized for both caddis and mayfly nymphs. It can easily be fished in a "dry-dropper" situation, and colors I recommend aside from this olive pattern include tan, brown, and black. If you decide to alter this pattern and find your variation more effective (or simply unique!), be sure to share in the comments section below. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470756927596-MYS7CVOKMR9NLKTDJL3Q/image-asset.jpeg Mayfly Nymphs A - Purchasing Mayfly Nymph Materials *Part 1* One of the most effective ways to consistently catch trout is using nymphs, and catching them on flies tied by yourself is extremely gratifying. Deciding on the correct materials can be an overwhelming and confusing task, thus the purpose of this video is to break that process down into steps, starting with purchasing materials for mayfly nymphs. This video is intended to help the beginner to intermediate fly tyer select quality materials to build or enhance their fly tying collection. The materials discussed in this video are ones that I find essential to tying mayfly nymphs, hence their recommendation to others. In this video, part 1 of 2, there is a discussion related to the following recommended materials (optional ones listed with an asterisk): Hooks - 1xl nymph hook with standard or 1x heavy wire Hook sizes - 50 of sizes 12, 14, & 16 and 25 of sizes 10, 18, & 20 *Same sizes, but a caddis/scud hook with standard or 1x heavy wire Thread - 6/0 UNI thread in brown, black, tan, and olive *Same colors, but 8/0 size Weight (wire) - .010; *.015 Weight (beads) - 2 mm (5/64) & 2.5 mm (3/32) in gold *2 mm & 2.5 mm in black and silver (disco beads) *1.5 mm & 3 mm beads for small and large hooks Ribbing - Copper & silver in size small *Brown and black in size small *Black, olive, & brown in size brassie Head Cement - Sally Hansen "Hard as Nails"   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470757144634-JLKMDBS14VCWLFH59H8C/image-asset.jpeg Mayfly Nymphs A - Purchasing Mayfly Nymph Materials *Part 2* This is the second video in a two part series on essential items needed to tie mayfly nymphs. Continuing where I left off in Part 1, I discuss materials that I believe are the "must haves" belonging on any fly tying bench in order to tie the most common and effective patterns. If you missed Part 1, please click on the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zw38_... In this video, part 2 of 2, there is a discussion related to the following recommended materials (optional ones listed with an asterisk): Tails - Pheasant tails Hungarian Partridge skin *Mallard / wood duck flank feathers *Coq de Leon (medium or dark pardo) Body - Thread (6/0 UNI) in brown, black, tan/cream, and olive SLF Squirrel Spikey dubbing; black, brown, olive, and natural fox Hare's mask; tan, *olive Pheasant tail fibers; natural, *olive *Turkey biots; black, brown, tan/cream, olive Wing case - Turkey tail *Thin Skin; mottled bustard or oak in natural *UNI Mylar; Holographic Silver Size 12 (3/64") Legs - Hungarian Partridge skin *Hen neck; natural (brown), olive, and grizzly Thorax - Peacock herl *Hemingway's Peacock dubbing; https://frostyfly.com/shop/dubbing-di... Link related to peacock dubbing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-UcF... *Hot Spots *UNI thread; chartreuse or pink *Glo-Brite floss; chartreuse or pink *Flashback - UNI Mylar *Fluorescent beads; chartreuse or pink https://www.troutandfeather.com/caddisfly-larvae-and-pupae-a daily 0.75 2018-06-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1525395197376-NNZEM2EXUP9ZWWA8U2HK/image-asset.jpeg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae A - Cammisa's CDC Green Caddis If you fish in waterways known for caddisflies, here's a pattern that belongs in your fly box! This caddis is one that I fish to imitate the Grannom Caddis (also known in areas as the Mother's Day Caddis). This is a "new and improved" version of a previous video, and I'm sure you'll enjoy this one. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1525395197376-NNZEM2EXUP9ZWWA8U2HK/image-asset.jpeg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae A - Cammisa's CDC Green Caddis If you fish in waterways known for caddisflies, here's a pattern that belongs in your fly box! This caddis is one that I fish to imitate the Grannom Caddis (also known in areas as the Mother's Day Caddis). This is a "new and improved" version of a previous video, and I'm sure you'll enjoy this one. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470937633154-VM9FZMTZYIW5F0S14VW4/image-asset.jpeg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae A - CDC Caddis Pupa In this fly tying video, I describe the techniques required to tie the CDC Caddis Pupa, a highly effective fly for trout in streams. This pattern can be varied, and I recommend changing the color of the body depending on your local caddis patterns. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1471458009608-MS1ICNZ6U1540D6AFTYD/image-asset.jpeg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae A - Iced Cased Caddis (Grannom) In this tutorial, I showcase a pattern meant to imitate a caddis as it is drifting in the stream while in its case, Aaron Jasper's Iced Cased Caddis. Typically, the case is found attached to a rock or streambed, yet trout will take this pattern as it drifts, possibly due to the green caddis thorax showing as it appears to "emerge" from the case. Vary this pattern by substituting other materials for the case and thorax, though I prefer a tungsten bead to help the fly stay down, while the color black represents a caddis head. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470757783265-DP0QBURK2XJXBAZYLELE/image-asset.jpeg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae A - Walt's Worm Fly / Crane Fly Larva (beadhead & "hot spot") During this tutorial, we discuss the notion of "hot spots" on flies, and possible materials to use. Next, the Walt's Worm (also known as the Crane Fly Larva), created by Walt Young, is tied, while referencing other materials used, including tungsten beads from Rip Lips Fishing. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/57a9fb6a6b8f5b8c65ea49ef/57a9fb979656cafa30833636/1470757782870/ Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae A https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1470937725869-L310Q4BC93IADR58WWL6/image-asset.jpeg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae A - Soft Hackle Hare's Ear (bead head) During this demonstration, I share tips and techniques to tie a favorite fly of many, the soft hackle hare's ear. Using a dubbing loop to create a "buggier" body is a key to this fly, thus I encourage you to try variations of your own and share their recipes on this page with others. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1471458104149-KRPM2CD7Z9JGWU0FPCI8/image-asset.jpeg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae A - Caddis Larva Bead Head In this brief fly tying video, I showcase a durable and effective pattern for trout, the caddis larva. Tied as a bead head (though I show one sans bead @ the end), this pattern will get down to the fish quickly, while the picked-out dubbing does a great job representing the gills and legs of the natural insect. Be sure to tie this pattern in colors that match the larva in waters you fish, and don't be afraid to try a few with a hot spot. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1471458200283-IZ4H4SLM65V1QZQTI4NV/image-asset.jpeg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae A - Bead Head Crystal Soft Hackle For this tutorial, a pattern the pattern I chose to tie was the Bead Head Crystal Soft Hackle. This is an intermediate pattern, with the "crystal" section of its name deriving from the type of synthetic material used in the body. Feel free to substitute other colors, which do not have to be of the "crystal" variety. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1471486184201-RR4FX78M6D2B0ANWBR28/image-asset.jpeg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae A - Bird of Prey Caddis For this fly tying tutorial, I chose a pattern that represents a caddis pupa and emerger, John Anderson's Bird of Prey Caddis. This fly consists of just a few simple materials, but as you'll see, all of them are considered some of the best to use in fly tying. I do vary this pattern slightly from the original, but kept the most critical components to ensure its effectiveness. I recommend this pattern for intermediate fly tyers, though those at an "upper beginner" level will be able to complete this fly with a little practice. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1471486312875-CY9BEE78WL85KFDA8YLC/image-asset.jpeg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae A - TC's Caddis Pupa In this fly tying tutorial, I showcase the stage prior to a caddisfly becoming an adult, the pupal stage. This fly, TC's Caddis Pupa, has various materials representing the major characteristics of a caddis pupa, and I encourage you to try others to fool trout and grayling in your area. I also feature a special method of utilizing cdc as legs, which is by incorporating the use of a dubbing loop (though I recommend this method for more intermediate tyers). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1472781508191-G76PWP8DZW0AD817V6A8/image-asset.jpeg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae A - George Daniel's Czech Catnip This fly tying tutorial features George Daniel's Czech Catnip, a fly commonly used as the "anchor" for those familiar with Czech Nymphing. The anchor fly is the heaviest fly placed on the setup, and this one works great for it bc of both its weight and ability to attract fish. This is a no-nonsense fly, plus relatively simple to tie, and I encourage you to add some of these to your fly box. Being that the main material (Micro Polar Chenille) comes in a variety of colors, this pattern can be varied quite easily. I made a slight variation to the original pattern by substituting UV Chartreuse Polar Chenille in place of the original Olive, and I believe this change helps to make the fly more of an attractor-type in waters especially for trout, steelhead, salmon, and grayling. Tied with this change is a great way to represent the Grannom Caddisfly. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1472781703290-GTQ2KGNQ3AHIT1UXTTC6/image-asset.jpeg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae A - Ian's Brass Ass nymph In this fly tying tutorial, I show a modified version of Ian Colin James' "Ian's Brass Ass." This is a featured fly on the Orvis website, and though originally tied for steelhead in the Great Lakes Region, this pattern has now become a popular one for Czech-nymph tactics, too. Being that there is a lot of weight to this fly helps it both get to the bottom quickly, and stay there longer. The fly also has a Copper John feel to it, undoubtedly due to the weight. I have varied it slightly, as mentioned in the video, and I encourage you to try your own variations, while maintaining the defining characteristics. This fly has caught steelhead, salmon, and all varieties of trout and grayling; open a spot in your box for Ian's Brass Ass, especially when imitating caddis in colder water. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1528195178447-6FJOQJ6TDRU7SJ8MMS6F/image-asset.jpeg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae A - Utah Killer Bug In this "Two Minute Fly Tying" video, I share the modern version of the Utah Killer Bug that I fish. This pattern is incredibly simple to tie, and I give a few tips that may help you out. Thanks to my friend, Tom Glass, for sharing this one with me. Also, shout-outs to Frank Sawyer and the Tenkara Guides! ;-) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1472781791465-99YJP4HVAHD37W9U48EQ/image-asset.jpeg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae A - Utah Killer Bug In this fly tying tutorial, I wanted to share a fly given to me by my buddy Tom, the Utah Killer Bug. This fly is a modified and easier version of Frank Sawyer's Killer Bug. The Utah Killer Bug can represent a myriad of insects depending on how you tie it. From the crane fly to caddis larva, this pattern tied in a nondescript color seems to simply look like a bug (especially when it's wet!). There are a couple variations shown at the end, plus you can always make this pattern into a soft hackle, which can then touch on the caddis spectrum. The Utah Killer Bug, created by the Tenkara Guides, is a keeper in my box, and belongs in yours, too. Tom, thanks for sharing this pattern! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1472812043334-W10I6WEW5O9KP6NH31EM/image-asset.jpeg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae A - Partridge and Orange soft hackle In this fly tying tutorial, I share a version of the venerable "Partridge and Orange," one of my favorite soft hackle flies. This is a traditional pattern that continues to have a place in many of our fly boxes, and for good reason. Prior to this video, I participated in a wet fly swap, and decided on this pattern to share. This fly can represent various insects, most notably caddis and sulphur flies. I prefer to fish the fly in the surface film, though I go over other techniques in the video. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1472812228241-F16W1B6FLYOT71NVFZAP/image-asset.jpeg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae A - The Partridge and Orange Soft Hackle fly (with variation) During this demonstration, I vary the Partridge & Orange soft hackle a tad by substituting the partridge feather with one found on the back (versus the neck). This feather is a darker one, which I believe contrasts well with the bright orange body. The Partridge & Orange soft hackle is effective as an October caddis, sulphur nymph/emerger, and steelhead attractor. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1472812339540-XFJO5W2KCZ49PXZUUMFS/image-asset.jpeg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae A - Olive Scud Nymph In this fly tying tutorial, I demonstrate various techniques and methods to tie an Olive Scud Nymph. Scuds are a prolific insect found in spring creeks, thus having various colors and sizes of these in your box will pay dividends towards your fishing. This pattern can also be used to represent caddisflies, thus use it with confidence! Aside from showing the materials and methods for this scud, I also demonstrate how to burn monofilament eyes if you're going for that realistic look with this fly. In the video, I referenced an online article by Dave Karczynski, in which he interviewed Mat Wagner to discuss scuds. The article can be found at the following link: http://midcurrent.com/flies/all-thing... https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1473044146508-4NBX367MAXAG73OS63ZC/image-asset.jpeg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae A - Holy Grail Nymph The Holy Grail, which I first came across on the Orvis website, is a no-nonsense pattern that can be utilized for both caddis and mayfly nymphs. It can easily be fished in a "dry-dropper" situation, and colors I recommend aside from this olive pattern include tan, brown, and black. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1473044692732-HQM478SJ3446P5NOUIVX/image-asset.jpeg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae A - Czech-style Hare's Ear Nymph Being that the Hare's Ear is such a classic and venerable pattern, it's only fitting that applying new styles to it occur more often than not. The Czech-style of nymphing has overtaken many areas of fly flshing, and it's easy to convert the Hare's Ear to that type of a pattern, as shown in the fly tying tutorial. There are many options that you have with this pattern, and I explore a few during the video. I do want to stress that this is a larger pattern (sizes 8-12) and I fish it in fast water, thus you'll notice that I tie this pattern in the "guide style" with few of those options added on. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1473045810511-GX051T56VLWNU0C87RCA/image-asset.jpeg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae A - Mercury Cased Caddis During this fly tying tutorial, a very simple and effective fly is discussed, the Mercury Cased Caddis. This fly, a variation of Pat Dorsey's original, is one that does an excellent job of imitating caddisflies in their cases, and is extremely simple to tie. This is definitely a pattern that falls into the "Guide Fly" category due to these reasons, and one to have in your box if you fish waters with caddis during April through June. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1473816027024-IZ8O7R8EHIPR1702MR6G/image-asset.jpeg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae A - Cress Bug Jig Head When fishing spring creeks (and other streams with water cress), don't forget about the Cress Bug! This fly is effective in many situations, and I primarily recommend fishing it in the riffles as part of a nymph setup. When tying the Cress Bug, be sure to focus on the key characteristics, as mentioned in the video. This one can also effectively imitate caddisflies, which makes it a dual-threat! Have fun with this one, and definitely get it into your box! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474070517880-UWLF0OD2XTL5WQL5DIH9/image-asset.jpeg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae A - Diamond Caddis In this video, Andrew Dang is the guest tier sharing a great pattern, the Diamond Caddis. Andrew shows us just how simple this pattern is to tie, and it does an excellent job of representing the Grannom caddis. Andrew is one of the young individuals in our sport that we must continue to support, and I greatly appreciate him taking the time to film this fly for all of us. https://www.troutandfeather.com/stonefly-nymphs-a daily 0.75 2019-08-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1566815001165-LQGLBL1KQIF6PNVYGT8D/image-asset.jpeg Stonefly Nymphs A - Fly Tying: Hot Spot Stone featuring Shawn Holsinger In this fly tying tutorial, we welcome guest tier Shawn Holsinger of Holsinger's Fly Shop (co-owner with his father Ron). Shawn shares a variation of his Hot Spot Stone, and stick around after the tying to learn more about tying the pattern, ways to fish, and a bit about Holsinger's Fly Shop. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1566815001165-LQGLBL1KQIF6PNVYGT8D/image-asset.jpeg Stonefly Nymphs A - Fly Tying: Hot Spot Stone featuring Shawn Holsinger In this fly tying tutorial, we welcome guest tier Shawn Holsinger of Holsinger's Fly Shop (co-owner with his father Ron). Shawn shares a variation of his Hot Spot Stone, and stick around after the tying to learn more about tying the pattern, ways to fish, and a bit about Holsinger's Fly Shop. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1473880083724-GTPYO5D97I4N0VHT1LKO/image-asset.jpeg Stonefly Nymphs A - Biot Stonefly Nymph In this fly tying tutorial, I discuss the procedures and techniques to tie the Biot Stonefly Nymph, while also talking briefly about background information related to stoneflies. These bugs can be borderline heavenly from a fly fishing perspective, and the nymphs are especially important being that they can be fished throughout most of the year. The fly in this tutorial is a mix of a couple: Scott Sanchez's "Rubber-Leg Biot Bug" and Clark "Cheech" Pierce's "Twitchy Chicken Stonefly." By combining key elements of both, the Biot Stonefly Nymph is a great representation that is easy to tie and effective to fish. ***In the video, I incorrectly cited Curtis Fry instead of Clark "Cheech" Pierce for the "Twitchy Chicken;" I apologize for this mistake. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1473816862251-6RDMN0U3X05CEBYGNOX2/image-asset.jpeg Stonefly Nymphs A - TCs Black Stonefly Jig Nymph During this tutorial, I demonstrate a few methods used on a great all-around nymph pattern, the stonefly. This pattern can be fished with many methods, including European / czech nymphing and when utilizing the hopper-dropper or dry-dropper rigs. *** When discussing the gill structure in this video, I want to point out that gills on stoneflies are found mainly in the "armpit" area, which is in the thorax. A great resource for this is: http://thedragonflywoman.com/2011/01/... https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1473880814286-NZHB9IRHHZTOIKTPPEXZ/image-asset.jpeg Stonefly Nymphs A - Beach Body Stone Josh Miller, our guest tyer for this video, shares one of his own creations with us, the Beach Body Stone. This innovative stonefly imitation gets immediately down to the fish, utilizing the slender body that relates to its name. The fly is an effective one, but also incredibly simple to tie, as Josh shows during his no-nonsense demonstration. This is one pattern that deserves a spot in your nymph box! https://static1.squarespace.com/static/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/57d8a825c534a5a1d075faf3/57d8a867379f94cb748e38a5/1473816679602/ Stonefly Nymphs A https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1473817382830-B2P2NVTCDBMC42W9OOOY/image-asset.jpeg Stonefly Nymphs A - Copper John bead head nymph In this fly tying tutorial, I selected one of the most popular flies in the country: John Barr's Copper John. This heavily weighted pattern is distinctive in its look; the Ultra Wire abdomen and epoxy over the wing case set this apart from other flies. When tying, I did vary the epoxy by utilizing a UV glass glue instead, plus I also encourage others to create their own variations of the Copper John.   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1473879779342-ELJW3B6KO2Q1FKXL4BLO/image-asset.jpeg Stonefly Nymphs A - Copper John Variant In this fly tying tutorial, I show an easier version of the fish-catching nymph, the Copper John. In this version, I incorporate some characteristics of the Pheasant Tail, ala Frank Sawyer, hence the more appropriate name may be the Copper John & Frank! The pattern that I show is not the original; instead, this is a variant that will be easier for beginning fly tyers to tie. The body is over-sized and adds some additional weight to get the fly on the bottom immediately. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1473817181600-Y1KBTD6DFPG1RS6AA4QD/image-asset.jpeg Stonefly Nymphs A - Bloody Mary Nymph For this tutorial, I chose a fly that has an extremely traditional look, known as the Bloody Mary. The tying of this nymph includes a few intermediate techniques, but is generally a simple and straightforward process. I commonly fish this as an anchor fly, especially when European nymphing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1473816680071-FBMPWB26D6CA7JOUGZKA/image-asset.jpeg Stonefly Nymphs A - The Prince Nymph In this video, I feature the Prince Nymph tied quickly for my "Two Minute Tying" playlist. This is a very effective nymph pattern, long considered a "standard" to have in every trout fly box. This is a relatively traditional tie, and you may notice the legs in this pattern slightly cover the white wings. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1473880662860-RMYHATE7XMHZ3AG35RAH/image-asset.jpeg Stonefly Nymphs A - Mega Prince Nymph The Mega Prince bears little resemblance to its predecessor, though they have one major quality in common...they both catch fish! This is both a great trout and steelhead pattern, plus you can be creative and modify the Mega Prince with your favorite colors. This is a great fly to both tie and fish, thus as I say in the video, have fun with this one! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1473817300862-KEQ74UJ8HCD8S5UL6V88/image-asset.jpeg Stonefly Nymphs A - Psycho Prince - Bead Head Nymph For this fly tying tutorial, I chose a pattern that just screams "variations," Mike Mercer's Psycho Prince bead head nymph. Some variations may include altering the body color, ribbing, and hot spot; basically, there are an unlimited number of variations for you to make, thus feel free to tie some and determine how they fish on your local waters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1473880320466-FRXH9DLFO5YJXBJCFOYV/image-asset.jpeg Stonefly Nymphs A - Prince Nymph (jig hook) Featured in this YouTube fly tying tutorial is a classic pattern with a modern twist: the Prince nymph tied on a jig hook for European and Czech-syle nymphing. By slightly modifying this fly, we end up with a "Guide Pattern," being that the fly has reduced materials, fewer procedures, and is effective at catching many fish. I recommend this pattern to all, especially if you are interested in European nymphing, including the Czech and French styles. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1473879948222-UQZ6DU7IVSPXFDU5S66I/image-asset.jpeg Stonefly Nymphs A - Hot Wire Prince Nymph The Hot Wire Prince Nymph is an effective pattern, primarily because some of its best characteristics are a combination of those found in the Prince and Copper John nymphs. There are some base characteristics of the Prince Nymph, with the added Ultra Wire giving this pattern weight and color. There are many color combinations that can be used for the body, thus don't be afraid to try some others and see how they work in your area. https://www.troutandfeather.com/attractor-nymphs-a daily 0.75 2020-06-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1512781152366-JPMQY87R74IQXS7URYEA/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Walt's Worm Blowtorch The Walt's Worm is a pattern that has led to MANY variations...and here's another! Join me in this video as I share the Walt's Worm Blowtorch, plus share a story about Mr. Walt Young. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1512781152366-JPMQY87R74IQXS7URYEA/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Walt's Worm Blowtorch The Walt's Worm is a pattern that has led to MANY variations...and here's another! Join me in this video as I share the Walt's Worm Blowtorch, plus share a story about Mr. Walt Young. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1473881692829-KL3I47XVQBDLKLA2CX7X/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Walt's Worm Fly / Crane Fly Larva During this tutorial, we discuss the notion of "hot spots" on flies, and possible materials to use. Next, the Walt's Worm (also known as the Crane Fly Larva), created by Walt Young, is tied, while referencing other materials used. By adding a hot spot to this already effective fly, it is now considered more of an "attractor" nymph pattern. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/57d9a5796b8f5b0507b8d156/57d9a65c8eaa89d0d2cc837c/1473881690975/ Attractor Nymphs A - Fly Tying: Walt's Worm Fly / Crane Fly Larva (beadhead & "hot spot") https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1473881825799-KW3P34PDVWTTM04G2YBU/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Pheasant Tail Nymph (w/ hot spot) During this demonstration, I vary the Pheasant Tail (originally tied by Frank Sawyer) to include a Coq de Leon tail and hot spot near the tungsten bead head. By modifying this fly, it will be different than others fishing a similar imitation, while also increasing its durability and visibility for trout. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1481377669180-O14IB84X53USCBCHZ0UR/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - The Mop Fly The Mop Fly has arrived! In this fly tying tutorial, I share my procedures for tying the pattern, plus talk about how it came to be. There are a variety of places to purchase the "mop material" from, thus be creative in your search, as the greatest variation of this fly (as of now) is changing its color. Have fun with this "guide style" pattern! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1538650301687-5QDVRDMRKB2OB1PVBKG9/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Micro Mop Fly If you haven't had enough fun with the original, here comes the Micro Mop! This pattern has an application for many situations, especially those discussed in the video. With many variations and tying methods available for this one, the Micro Mop allows for some creativity, plus it's an overall quick tie. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1528194196045-0BUH9RQBQ1INUFI4U33S/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Eggstasy Egg Pattern In this "Two Minute Fly Tying" tutorial, I share the Eggstasy Egg fly, a simple pattern that fish can't resist under certain conditions. In this video, I share the base pattern, but remember that there are multiple variations out there of this fly. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1473881917637-UQX73K6AZJPXN1V0C1KB/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Pineapple Express Bead Head (w/ hot spot) In this video, I illustrate Aaron Jasper's Pineapple Express fly, a simple nymph that is highly effective in smaller sizes. The pattern is straightforward, but I also show a second fly with a variation in tail and hot spot color, plus detail how to finish the pattern with only the hot spot showing minus the thread (remember to apply head cement after using this technique!). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474196050293-SWXS0032KKYCUC0OHISR/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Rainbow Warrior In this video, I describe the materials and steps to tie Lance Egan's Rainbow Warrior fly, a versatile nymph pattern that with steps that are easy to execute. I also feature a unique variation in this pattern: https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1516968122286-5A5YGGW5EURIPV9B9MKY/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Lightning Bug (new and improved!) Featured in this video is the "new and improved" version of the Lightning Bug, slightly revised from my original video. This is the version you'll now find me using, and I hope you enjoy some of the variations I share in the video. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474196684207-28MA4HH06MBS72KV2FBJ/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Lightning Bug Bead Head Nymph The Lightning Bug Bead Head Nymph is an all-purpose nymph that is used as more of an attractor pattern when fly fishing. The pattern can be varied by utilizing different materials for the tail, changing colors/sizes in the ribbing, and varying the color and material of dubbing at the thorax. Feel free to experiment with this pattern because the possibilities are endless! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474196500641-DK2JSWSPKC1BVLR9AQTV/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Bead Head Crystal Soft Hackle For this tutorial, a pattern the pattern I chose to tie was the Bead Head Crystal Soft Hackle. This is an intermediate pattern, with the "crystal" section of its name deriving from the type of synthetic material used in the body. Feel free to substitute other colors, and have fun with this one! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1592613620192-2254CI7260SCDZQY94MV/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Cammisa's Cinnamon Bite: They NEVER let go! The rumor is true: I have figured out a SECRET Koi pattern...in a flavor most would have underestimated. Special thanks to Tom Rosenbauer of Orvis for inspiring me to set out on this journey that I'm now sharing with all of you. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474196281135-HBAQYS7X9SLE7EV16BJ3/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - TCs Black Stonefly During this tutorial, I demonstrate a few methods used on a great all-around nymph pattern, the stonefly. This pattern can be fished with many methods, including European / Czech nymphing and when utilizing the hopper-dropper or dry-dropper rigs. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474196819537-G9P1FVWFVQHOEVL3HOP9/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Psycho Prince For this fly tying tutorial, I chose a pattern that just screams "variations," Mike Mercer's Psycho Prince bead head nymph. This pattern offers many options when wanting to change the original slightly with variations including altering the body color, ribbing, and hot spot. Basically, there are an unlimited number of variations for you to make, thus feel free to tie some and determine how they fish on your local waters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474197311455-LO0P9HIGQOPMLH30OIQU/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Copper John bead head nymph In this fly tying tutorial, I selected one of the most popular flies in the country: John Barr's Copper John. This heavily weighted pattern is distinctive in its look; the Ultra Wire abdomen and epoxy over the wing case set this apart from other flies. When tying, I did vary the epoxy by utilizing a UV glass glue instead, plus I also encourage others to create their own variations of the Copper John.   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474453911973-Y72E3WSAH2U6C4GS5KBC/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Hot Belly Pheasant Tail In this "Two Minute Fly Tying" tutorial, I wanted to share an effective pattern that is equally quick to tie, the Hot Belly Pheasant Tail. For this version, I have opted to remove the legs, and instead pull out sections of the thorax with velcro, thereby creating the impression of legs on the nymph. Have fun tying this pattern, and don't be afraid to vary the thorax with other dubbing; the "hot belly" is intended as a hot spot, and the possibilities are endless. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1497657572925-TYT9N2YTDJMNSB5IIK8T/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Squirmy Wormy This is absolutely a fly that qualifies for my "Two Minute Tying" series! The Squirmy Wormy has that deadly combo of being simple to tie and catching lots of fish. There are certain situations that this fly works better than others, and I discuss those (and some tying variations) in the video. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1585423636582-53055P9MGG9FAF2ULL3Q/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Furimsky's Bugskin Wiggler, featuring Chuck Furimsky Into worm flies, too? Aren't we all! In this fly tying tutorial, guest tier Chuck Furimsky ties the Bugskin Wiggler, a simple pattern used to catch a variety of species. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474454173130-0OCQ9X3PTZMM7MP0J2NM/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - "Ginger Snap" Czech jig nymph In this fly tying tutorial, I explain the procedures for tying Kevin Compton's Czech jig nymph, the "Ginger Snap." This attractor fly, requiring intermediate tying skills, is tied on a jig hook, in line with other Czech-style and Euro jig nymph patterns. The "Ginger Snap" also utilizes additional great components, such as a dubbing loop thorax and peacock quills for the body. Kevin's brother Bryant, who guides for Vail Valley Anglers ( http://www.vailvalleyanglers.com/guide-bryant-compton ) uses this pattern on a regular basis, which speaks highly for the pattern.   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474454326237-FZMUW7LABHQPLZAG7FM6/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Josh's White Lightning In this fly tying tutorial, I feature a fly that was created by Josh Williams of Dead Drift Flies (http://www.deaddriftflies.com/). This pattern, Josh's White Lightning, is an attractor nymph that fishes well in a lot of water types, including slightly off-color. This is an easier pattern to tie, and I encourage you to vary it based on the fish in your area (color modifications would be the best to play around with). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474454671825-XSY67FQ6FUM2J9J15F6B/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - George Daniel's Czech Catnip This fly tying tutorial features George Daniel's Czech Catnip, a fly commonly used as the "anchor" for those familiar with Czech Nymphing. The anchor fly is the heaviest fly placed on the setup, and this one works great for it bc of both its weight and ability to attract fish. This is a no-nonsense fly, plus relatively simple to tie, and I encourage you to add some of these to your fly box. This is listed as an attractor fly being that you can easily change the body color, and I suggest trying some fluorescent colors. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474540715121-6OGCX742M12HNQ2MK2IS/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Flashback Pheasant Tail This fly tying tutorial features a fantastic nymph, the Flashback Pheasant Tail fly. This bead head pattern gets down to where the fish are and has more than enough flash to attract the attention of trout. Some will vary this fly by adding a hot spot to the head, though I feel that the flashback covered in UV glue is more than ample. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474540843455-12EV4OSVHLJKU79HTPIC/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Ian's Brass Ass nymph In this fly tying tutorial, I show a modified version of Ian Colin James' "Ian's Brass Ass." This is a featured fly on the Orvis website, and though originally tied for steelhead in the Great Lakes Region, this pattern has now become a popular one for Czech-nymph tactics, too. Being that there is a lot of weight to this fly helps it both get to the bottom quickly, and stay there longer. The fly also has a Copper John feel to it, undoubtedly due to the weight. I have varied it slightly, as mentioned in the video, and I encourage you to try your own variations (especially color changes to fish this as an attractor), while maintaining the defining characteristics. This fly has caught steelhead, salmon, and all varieties of trout and grayling; open a spot in your box for Ian's Brass Ass. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474763638057-74E4EUPDVK1TNCYRLMAH/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Copper John Variant In this fly tying tutorial, I show an easier version of the fish-catching nymph, the Copper John. In this version, I incorporate some characteristics of the Pheasant Tail, ala Frank Sawyer, hence the more appropriate name may be the Copper John & Frank!   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474763938571-M9UX40T6S0W6P9IMYA5R/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Hot Wire Prince Nymph The Hot Wire Prince Nymph is an effective pattern, primarily because some of its best characteristics are a combination of those found in the Prince and Copper John nymphs. There are some base characteristics of the Prince Nymph, with the added Ultra Wire giving this pattern weight and color. There are many color combinations that can be used for the body, thus don't be afraid to try some others and see how they work in your area. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474764292080-NAY0X4JRKECQEOBIE7EZ/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Napoleon's Dynamite Featured in this fly tying tutorial is a pattern that is popular among the Czech / Euro jig nymphing crowd, Napoleon's Dynamite. This is a fly that features weight, a slender body, and a couple hot spots. Combined with those characteristics are some great colors, and we have a pattern that catches lots of fish. The hot spot can be as a tag or collar, with the former being more effective in areas that receive lots of fishing pressure. Feel free to modify this pattern to meet the needs of your fishing, and I recommend starting by substituting other fluorescent colors. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474764725156-E3WVBTAQHQ4RJEUO7JWY/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Frenchie Jig Nymph In this fly tying tutorial, I demonstrate the techniques used to tie Lance Egan's Frenchie nymph. This effective pattern has been gaining popularity over the last few years, and with good reason: It catches trout! I offer a number of variations, including tying the fly on a jig hook, which will certainly appeal to many crowds, such as those in Euro or Czech-style nymph fishing and competition anglers.   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474798658057-99QFG34QORLAZANYU0LT/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Prince Nymph Featured in this YouTube fly tying tutorial is a classic pattern with a modern twist: the Prince nymph tied on a jig hook for European and Czech-syle nymphing. By slightly modifying this fly, we end up with a "Guide Pattern," being that the fly has reduced materials, fewer procedures, and is effective at catching many fish. I recommend this pattern to all, especially if you are interested in European nymphing, including the Czech and French styles. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474798920565-71TBFUWD7A88PZGPJWDC/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Czech-style Hare's Ear Nymph Being that the Hare's Ear is such a classic and venerable pattern, it's only fitting that applying new styles to it occur more often than not. The Czech-style of nymphing has overtaken many areas of fly fishing, and it's easy to convert the Hare's Ear to that type of a pattern, as shown in the fly tying tutorial.   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474799809113-J6XN5BRUSBVSAI97N7YU/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs A - Mega Prince Nymph The Mega Prince bears little resemblance to its predecessor, though they have one major quality in common...they both catch fish! This is both a great trout and steelhead pattern, plus you can be creative and modify the Mega Prince with your favorite colors. This is a great fly to both tie and fish, thus as I say in the video, have fun with this one! https://www.troutandfeather.com/jig-nymphs-1 daily 0.75 2021-02-21 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1593190492999-JDULG87NHZ8K0H2BO1VB/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Cammisa's SNEAK ATTACK: Tie them NOW!! Cammisa's Sneak Attack is a fly I've been tying and fishing since 2018, and one in which I've had success. Then again, if you follow me on Instagram (@troutandfeather), you've already seen this fly and some of the trout caught on it. ;-) Keep the tie slender and experiment with the dubbing that works best for you. When fishing this jig nymph, I prefer sizes #14-16 on the point, and smaller sizes as a dropper. Have fun with the Sneak Attack! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1593190492999-JDULG87NHZ8K0H2BO1VB/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Cammisa's SNEAK ATTACK: Tie them NOW!! Cammisa's Sneak Attack is a fly I've been tying and fishing since 2018, and one in which I've had success. Then again, if you follow me on Instagram (@troutandfeather), you've already seen this fly and some of the trout caught on it. ;-) Keep the tie slender and experiment with the dubbing that works best for you. When fishing this jig nymph, I prefer sizes #14-16 on the point, and smaller sizes as a dropper. Have fun with the Sneak Attack! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1495584803910-I1RFIXX6X1AZPZ35MIP9/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Perdigon Nymph The Perdigon nymph is a special one that comes to us from competition fly fishing. This fly has a great look, plus the ability to catch both fish and fishermen. In this video, I show you the basics to tying the Perdigon and talk about its use when fly fishing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1546428605854-O8162N4R02XY5OVOC3N1/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Cammisa's Stealth Mode jig nymph Cammisa's Stealth Mode is a jig nymph that pays homage to tinsel-bodied flies with its use of UNI-Mylar. Though that material has "stealth" tendencies, everything completely changes with the rear hot spot...and fish don't seem to mind. Be sure to try this one with a matte black bead! Learn more about this pattern in the video. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1475491302375-9QD699VJZKSSDDZZAF10/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Generic Jig Nymph Jig nymphs are nothing new to fly fishing, yet I've noticed that many are hesitant to take that initial plunge. During this video, I go over the tying procedures for a generic jig nymph, and then variations to enhance the pattern. Finally, the last section involves a discussion around fishing with this style of fly. As I mentioned in the video, don't be afraid to experiment and show your creativity when selecting materials to tie these nymphs! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1481377881424-ND27ZQ2NVUN9Z57D0IY1/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - The Mop Fly The Mop Fly has arrived! In this fly tying tutorial, I share my procedures for tying the pattern, plus talk about how it came to be. There are a variety of places to purchase the "mop material" from, thus be creative in your search, as the greatest variation of this fly (as of now) is changing its color. Have fun with this "guide style" pattern! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1538650415242-IXCSSTIN5QM1C1GY6C1O/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Micro Mop Fly If you haven't had enough fun with the original, here comes the Micro Mop! This pattern has an application for many situations, especially those discussed in the video. With many variations and tying methods available for this one, the Micro Mop allows for some creativity, plus it's an overall quick tie. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1611602762910-THJMN8M8WX48H0HWX689/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - CDC Micro Bugger (BETTER than the original?!?!) In this video, Stephen "Big T" Tomasovich is the guest tier, sharing an exceptional Euro nymph, the CDC Micro Bugger. Simple to tie, plus MANY ways to fish this streamer...it belongs in your box! Tie this in a variety of your favorite colors, including peach, olive, and black. Afraid to use CDC on a streamer? Get over that fear, as the fish certainly appreciate it. ;-) Thanks again, Stephen, for sharing this one! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1475231693098-E3CO8X6VO02BMQWAAXXD/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Ginger Snap Nymph In this fly tying tutorial, I explain the procedures for tying Kevin Compton's Czech jig nymph, the "Ginger Snap." This attractor fly, requiring intermediate tying skills, is tied on a jig hook, in line with other Czech-style and Euro jig nymph patterns. The "Ginger Snap" also utilizes additional great components, such as a dubbing loop thorax and peacock quills for the body. Kevin's brother Bryant, who guides for Vail Valley Anglers uses this pattern on a regular basis, which speaks highly for the pattern.   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1610452217786-SFA05R5YAQUXSH6I3R4C/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - The PERFECT Jig Nymph!! In this video, I share the "Perfect" Jig Nymph, which is a general Euro nymph tied with Semperfli Perfect Quills for the body. They are an excellent choice, being easy to utilize, plus allow the thread color to show through. Add some CDC and your favorite dubbing to a jig hook...and you're ready to catch some fish TODAY! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1571567889569-2SI99LACUQFQX0XFTUM8/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Mayer's Mini Jig Leech, Fly Fishing Journeys podcast, and Wyoming Fly Fishing! Here's a variation of my favorite Landon Mayer pattern, the Mini Jig Leech. With the addition of a jig hook and some Solarez Bone Dry, this pattern is now ready to go! Join me in the video as I tie the Mayer's Mini Jig Leech, interview Rob Giannino from the Fly Fishing Journeys podcast, and discuss fishing Wyoming's North Platte River with Ryan Anderson of Wyoming Fly Fishing. Lots in this one! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1528194480821-XK1HDROUIRZEIH1RL8OV/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Eggstasy Egg Pattern In this "Two Minute Fly Tying" tutorial, I share the Eggstasy Egg fly, a simple pattern that fish can't resist under certain conditions. In this video, I share the base pattern, but remember that there are multiple variations out there of this fly. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1588379383943-X38ST6V4AXY67WEOZTBV/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Open Wound Jig Nymph featuring Rich Ferrara We welcome guest tier Rich Ferrara to tie one of his most succesful jig nymphs, the Open Wound. Rich is an excellent tier, with patterns being featured in George Daniel's newest book, "Nymph Fishing." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1475232538214-NN7GL7UQE9TBN8R0AU3Y/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Frenchie Nymph In this fly tying tutorial, I demonstrate the techniques used to tie Lance Egan's Frenchie nymph. This effective pattern has been gaining popularity over the last few years, and with good reason: It catches trout! I offer a number of variations, including tying the fly on a jig hook, which will certainly appeal to many crowds, such as those in Euro or Czech-style nymph fishing and competition anglers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1588943091537-MCUG3ZWIRVPUJSJ775T4/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Cahill Frenchie Jig Nymph The Cahill Frenchie is a more representational jig nymph, walking that line between emerger and Euro nymph. Will Light Cahill mayflies be emerging on the stream bottom, where this is fished? Typically not, but the noticeable contrast will catch their attention, leading them to a pattern that consists of "food colors" they've grown accustomed to eating during hatch season. TYING TIP: Have some tied with brass beads, or none at all, and fish those as droppers or in the film, especially when fish are feeding closer to the surface. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1475324304611-R8RCC2JSJHSZSYTDJT7M/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Prince Nymph Featured in this YouTube fly tying tutorial is a classic pattern with a modern twist: the Prince nymph tied on a jig hook for European- and Czech-syle nymphing. By slightly modifying this fly, we end up with a "Guide Pattern," being that the fly has reduced materials, fewer procedures, and is effective at catching many fish. I recommend this pattern to all, especially if you are interested in European nymphing, including the Czech and French styles. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1525395090268-SGUF56YLEWFWWU9FKWMY/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Cammisa's CDC Green Caddis If you fish in waterways known for caddisflies, here's a pattern that belongs in your fly box! This caddis is one that I fish to imitate the Grannom Caddis (also known in areas as the Mother's Day Caddis). This is a "new and improved" version of a previous video, and I'm sure you'll enjoy this one. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1512781041201-9D1NQFI0GAG1D7ZPK913/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Walt's Worm Blowtorch The Walt's Worm is a pattern that has led to MANY variations...and here's another! Join me in this video as I share the Walt's Worm Blowtorch, plus share a story about Mr. Walt Young. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1528194374404-CSZTXZNV0S9FKPJPP09F/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Utah Killer Bug In this "Two Minute Fly Tying" video, I share the modern version of the Utah Killer Bug that I fish. This pattern is incredibly simple to tie, and I give a few tips that may help you out. Thanks to my friend, Tom Glass, for sharing this one with me. Also, shout-outs to Frank Sawyer and the Tenkara Guides! ;-) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1477651117371-G33HE85L6AVHDWVQT67J/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Chuck Furimsky's "Chuck Nymph" A little-known fact about Chuck Furimsky is that he used to be in the leather industry, and he's applied those skills to one of his newer patterns, the Chuck Nymph. This unique fly features a specially-cut leather called Bugskin, which has great action in the water. You will also enjoy the story behind this fly's name...   https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1475491052072-D63BKCODK7QCB0NZT69D/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Hare's Ear Nymph Being that the Hare's Ear is such a classic and venerable pattern, it's only fitting that applying new styles to it occur more often than not. The Czech-style of nymphing has overtaken many areas of fly fishing, and it's easy to convert the Hare's Ear to that type of a pattern, as shown in the fly tying tutorial. There are many options that you have with this pattern, and I explore a few during the video. I do want to stress that this is a larger pattern (sizes 8-12) and I fish it in fast water, thus you'll notice that I tie this pattern in the "guide style" with few of those options added on. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1516968014607-XQEHIRZ83ZVWCZGRHL2F/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Lightning Bug (new and improved!) Featured in this video is the "new and improved" version of the Lightning Bug, slightly revised from my original video. This is the version you'll now find me using, and I hope you enjoy some of the variations I share in the video. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1475232399916-HYSGO1KHQX5BHM2NZA1V/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Napoleon's Dynamite nymph Featured in this fly tying tutorial is a pattern that is popular among the Czech / Euro jig nymphing crowd, Napoleon's Dynamite. This is a fly that features weight, a slender body, and a couple hot spots. Combined with those characteristics are some great colors, and we have a pattern that catches lots of fish. The hot spot can be as a tag or collar, with the former being more effective in areas that receive lots of fishing pressure. Feel free to modify this pattern to meet the needs of your fishing, and I recommend starting by substituting other fluorescent colors. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1475231418836-KMMM1N9URGEO2IKHT5YB/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Bloody Mary Nymph For this tutorial, I chose a fly that has an extremely traditional look, known as the Bloody Mary. The tying of this nymph includes a few intermediate techniques but is generally a simple and straightforward process. I commonly fish this as an anchor fly, especially when European nymphing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1474886536129-GKNL3Z5I53QCVDHXPY60/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - TCs Black Stonefly During this tutorial, I demonstrate a few methods used on a great all-around nymph pattern, the stonefly. This pattern can be fished with many methods, including European / Czech nymphing and when utilizing the hopper-dropper or dry-dropper rigs. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/57e8fb4bd2b857a31e1fbb7c/57e8fb872109d3030ce7e4ee/1474886535667/ Jig nymphs https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1475493763850-W7GSTJY8ME2JCP7BFIC9/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Guide's Choice Hare's Ear Variant Many flies have been modified over the years, though their "variant" versions rarely outproduce the original. This fly may prove to be that one! Though distinctly different from the original Hare's Ear, this modified Guide's Choice is a killer pattern that can represent different insects at various stages. In this version, the pattern is tied on a jig hook and intended to drift lower in the water column. Definitely experiment with the pattern and determine which color combinations and weights work best for you. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1475576954985-J5CFU929NZIDVROJ7FML/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Cress Bug When fishing spring creeks (and other streams with water cress), don't forget about the Cress Bug! This fly is effective in many situations, and I primarily recommend fishing it in the riffles as part of a nymph setup. When tying the Cress Bug, be sure to focus on the key characteristics, as mentioned in the video. Have fun with this one, and definitely get it into your box! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1480168434668-O6BQVQL5KEP38NEXTD8P/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Swimming Crane Fly Larva Guest tyer John Mlakar ties a great pattern known as the Swimming Crane Fly Larva and then shares some of his personal variations (which I highly recommend looking into!). John also gives us some tips to fish this fly, which is a simple and effective one. Have fun with the variations of your own, and let us know how you like this Swimming Crane Fly Larva. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1497656926797-F3MAAF93EPHEUIBLBBE2/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Squirmy Wormy This is absolutely a fly that qualifies for my "Two Minute Tying" series! The Squirmy Wormy has that deadly combo of being simple to tie and catching lots of fish. There are certain situations that this fly works better than others, and I discuss those (and some tying variations) in the video. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1561570071461-J2IPO2UCLXK5J1SUUIUN/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Soft Hackle Perdigon Variation with Jake Adamerovich In this fly tying tutorial, we welcome back guest tier Jake Adamerovich of Competitive Angler. Another variation is shared, this time of his Soft Hackle Perdigon...sans the hackle! Thanks for taking the time to share this with us, Jake. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1580902481529-HLI09EL1BSDYLGX1V4OY/image-asset.jpeg Jig nymphs - Fly Tying: Sterling Jig Nymph featuring Kevin Compton We welcome back Mr. Kevin Compton of Performance Flies. Kevin shares one of his newer patterns, the Sterling jig nymph, and be sure to stick around immediately following the tying, as he also shares a tip to make your fly tying more efficient. There are lots of intermediate to advanced techniques in this one, thus be prepared to watch it more than once! Thanks for sharing this great fly with us, Kevin. https://www.troutandfeather.com/best-of-the-rest-vids daily 0.75 2018-10-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1500902670712-Q2U38OMRSS445FIKJ620/image-asset.jpeg Best of the rest vids - Kelly Galloup: Zoo Cougar There is SO much information in this one, even if you don't tie streamers (which you should!). Kelly Galloup is an incredible resource and this video highlights some of his best work. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1500902670712-Q2U38OMRSS445FIKJ620/image-asset.jpeg Best of the rest vids - Kelly Galloup: Zoo Cougar There is SO much information in this one, even if you don't tie streamers (which you should!). Kelly Galloup is an incredible resource and this video highlights some of his best work. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1540170002142-APO94H09RSD33DNWBGYN/image-asset.jpeg Best of the rest vids - Tying in Rubber Leg Material Tim Flagler of TIghtline Productions is setting the bar for fly tying videos in the 21st century. From tips and techniques, to solid instruction, his videos are turning into the “go-to” tutorials (myself included!). https://static1.squarespace.com/static/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/5975f4eae58c628c613fc692/5975f50e8c603565ff7f0229/1500902670518/ Best of the rest vids https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1500903455607-T8UBS2QH67M73WX8FF2R/image-asset.jpeg Best of the rest vids - Wired Stonefly Nymph Videos by "In the Riffle" are always well done, and this is one of my favorites. The Wired Stonefly Nymph can be difficult to tie, but they sure make it look easy in this fly tying tutorial. Be sure to check out their channel, as the videos are excellent! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1500902803188-1TU5MAM90L52WDOM6AH6/image-asset.jpeg Best of the rest vids - Tying the McPhail Caddis Pupa by Davie McPhail. This is one of Davie McPhail's most popular videos, though most of his YouTube fly tying tutorials are widely viewed. The work that Mr. McPhail has done is outstanding and I highly recommend his channel. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1500904545383-8C2NPUQIM82S9ZM67X8J/image-asset.jpeg Best of the rest vids - Fly Tying: Thomas Harvey's Double Rainbow Videos from "Fly Fishing the Ozarks" are always fun to watch, as there is lots of music and neat stuff going on! The instructional component may be a little lacking at times, but the materials will always be displayed and you can typically get the gist of the pattern in a short amount of time. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1500903031235-RTZF5QPT4JUOAEOIBDCE/image-asset.jpeg Best of the rest vids - Parachute Adams, Size 22 with a Twist Videos from Tim Flagler are recorded professionally, demonstrate quality techniques, and constantly display his creativity. Mr. Flagler's channel is one that you better know if you are a fly tyer! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501160754983-OAKTONBGH9F71FD2HB18/image-asset.jpeg Best of the rest vids - Tying the Clouser Minnow with Bob Clouser In this video, Mr. Bob Clouser share his famous pattern with all of us! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501160896985-UOEQPBITXF1LGCMJJNKC/image-asset.jpeg Best of the rest vids - Rim Chung Ties the RS2 - Short Version Mr. Rim Chung demonstrates the techniques behind his incredible fly, the RS2. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501161357280-RXC13JJFVG22CBGIPKU1/image-asset.jpeg Best of the rest vids - Marc Petitjean: Parachute Mayfly This video was posted by "The Weekly Fly," and they have some incredible content on their channel. In this tutorial, Marc Petitjean shows us his skills in working with CDC. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1503579779967-6G61P55CEI9JK94LAEPU/image-asset.jpeg Best of the rest vids - Froggy Fly This video came recommended to me, and I know every warmwater fly fisherman will appreciate the pattern! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1503579919037-9HRH9XTIGVHK7KTQIZ9H/image-asset.jpeg Best of the rest vids - Mylar Mackerel Crease Fly This saltwater fly came through a recommendation, and what a fantastic looking pattern! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1503580049466-ECVYP903VDOSV2J7X2AT/image-asset.jpeg Best of the rest vids - Parachute Hackle Technique Mr. Barry Ord Clarke has some great content through his channel, thus be sure to enjoy this video and MANY of the others he puts out there for all of us to learn from. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1512783478410-T8RBKM2RCZMFQSK9V0IM/image-asset.jpeg Best of the rest vids - Tie Like a Pro, Ep. 4 Head Designs, Part 4 - Jig Flies Lots of information in this one, part of Gunnar Brammer's series, "Tie Like a Pro." Gunnar has some excellent videos on YouTube, and I encourage you to check out more on his channel. https://www.troutandfeather.com/guest-tyers-1 daily 0.75 2020-10-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501522062565-OYLRSVP8IGWL5WUPSOWO/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - Adams Dry Fly Uncle John returns in this one tying the classic Adams dry fly. Sit back and enjoy... https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501522062565-OYLRSVP8IGWL5WUPSOWO/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - Adams Dry Fly Uncle John returns in this one tying the classic Adams dry fly. Sit back and enjoy... https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1500904976246-Y41TCBNDJNFAM902CS4I/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - Humpy Dry Fly with Uncle John I was fortunate enough to have my Uncle John tie this pattern on this video, and this is a special treat, being that he has been tying for over half of his life (age 82 in this video!). The tying of this pattern is not the simplest, thus I frequently will "commission" him for some of these flies... https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501522308686-BQEXI8DWWH8SY1XQ4EQI/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - Light Cahill Uncle John ties one of my favorite Catskill-style dry flies, the Light Cahill. As always, this made for a fun video, as Uncle John's knowledge and stories are enjoyable. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501529622472-TB66FZ8YROVXK1NP1GVQ/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - Chuck Furimsky's Turbo Tail Chuck Furimsky, creator of The Fly Fishing Show, was my guest tyer on this informational video. Chuck shared the steps to tying his Turbo Tail, a pattern used for BIG fish, such as pike, striped bass, and musky. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1541677037553-PV5V6SIMMQXDVK1UEFC8/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - Furimsky's Bugskin Shinetail In this fly tying tutorial, we welcome back guest tier Chuck Furimsky. Many know of Chuck from his creation of The Fly Fishing Show, but few know of his advanced tying abilities. Chuck utilizes a material called Bugskin in this baitfish pattern, and shows us some great tips and techniques during the tying. Enjoy learning more about Furimsky's Bugskin Shinetail. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1585423359463-RJT25WZLPU488P6JCWS8/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - Furimsky's Bugskin Wiggler, featuring Chuck Furimsky Into worm flies, too? Aren't we all! In this fly tying tutorial, guest tier Chuck Furimsky ties the Bugskin Wiggler, a simple pattern used to catch a variety of species. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1588379507380-RCF7NBDKR1BT3T309CH6/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - Open Wound Jig Nymph featuring Rich Ferrara We welcome guest tier Rich Ferrara to tie one of his most succesful jig nymphs, the Open Wound. Rich is an excellent tier, with patterns being featured in George Daniel's newest book, "Nymph Fishing." https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501522589641-HK2Q78L5VC6IJ9JT9RUN/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - Beach Body Stone Josh Miller, a member of Fly Fishing Team USA, shares his creation, the Beach Body Stone. Josh is both an exceptional fly fisherman and tyer, and we can all learn some tips from him in this great tutorial. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1566815098054-10U65MHXQFQ3PVUJEBBX/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - Hot Spot Stone featuring Shawn Holsinger In this fly tying tutorial, we welcome guest tier Shawn Holsinger of Holsinger's Fly Shop (co-owner with his father Ron). Shawn shares a variation of his Hot Spot Stone, and stick around after the tying to learn more about tying the pattern, ways to fish, and a bit about Holsinger's Fly Shop. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1500905073563-7DA12F7G9V3LV41Z7RS6/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - Intruder Steelhead Fly During this fly tying tutorial, I welcome guest tyer Joe Kayafas as he shares a version of the always-popular Intruder fly. During the video, Joe goes into detail explaining the various steps and techniques for tying this pattern, plus offers insight towards other possible variations and methods. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501522168054-74HF2K8DY0UY2BPH6T90/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - Stimulator Dry Fly Don Ward of the Keystone Fly Rod Company does an incredible job with this one. The Stimulator has been used to catch many species of fish, and I love its use on the "dry-dropper" setup. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/5975fd7eff7c509e1d317f00/5975fe108eaa89cc32ee1556/1500904976045/ Guest Tiers https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501529492900-2SG3NMVEF4CYEAVM88AR/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - Swimming Crane Fly Larva John Mlakar of the Pittsburgh area shares this SIMPLE tie with all of us. Be sure to stick around for the end when John shares some of his variations... https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501529002722-7UY3NBAG8FU3GVCF0MU3/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - Diamond Caddis Andrew Dang shares a simple and effective caddis imitation in this one. What makes the tutorial even more impressive is that Andrew was in 10th grade when recording! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1512128518088-VBRK8XGXT0MF16ZUZQ9P/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - The "Irresistible" featuring Joe Messinger This video features a legend of fly tying, Mr. Joe Messinger. I had the honor of recording Joe tie one of his father's patterns, the Irresistible. In Part 1, Joe ties the fly and we talk a little about the qualities that make the fish find it...Irresistible! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1514381488674-RXMYHP7I9LUR2URCB6NR/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - Joe Messinger Q & A This video features a legend of fly tying, Mr. Joe Messinger. In Part 2, Joe talks about his early fly tying influences, plus some of his father's notable patterns. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501529832781-U9JO1NHW5ZSWR6RK7COP/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - Sulphur Thorax Pittsburgher Bruce Cox shares this classic tie, the Sulphur Thorax. There are many steps to the pattern, and Bruce does an excellent job of breaking them down and making it look easy! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1515957938139-Y35WU832JXCBE6D6DMPL/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - Stream Sample with Entomologist Matt Green (Part 1 of 2) Entomologist Matt Green joins us in this series to complete a stream sample. In Part 1, we pick Matt's brain and discuss the notion of a sample, then watch Matt go through his process. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1516618990743-KAEEWIRNHEJNQJLP1SLB/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - Stream Sample with Entomologist Matt Green (Part 2 of 2) Entomologist Matt Green joins us in this series to complete a stream sample. In Part 2, we examine the results of the sample, and then Matt makes additional recommendations. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1591698235568-1KS2KTJVMFNRGOZ3SPB0/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - Fly Fishing Tips for Beginners - Featuring Harrison Hughes Harrison Hughes of Black Mountain Cinema joins us to offer three great fly fishing tips. Geared towards beginners, the tips that Harrison shares are applicable to all levels of fly fishers. Thanks for sharing these with us, Harrison, and let's see where fly fishing takes us next! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501522445869-6SW4XK5X4DOPZA153VFO/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - Hendrickson Dry Fly Uncle John is featured in this one tying an early season mayfly, the Hendrickson. He goes through all of the pattern's steps, plus gives some tips following the tutorial. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1519502929063-3R6IJ96JZX765OHNA227/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - Double Duck Caddis featuring Kevin Compton This video features Mr. Kevin Compton of Performance Flies. Kevin is an advanced tier and it shows in this one! Kevin shares his Double Duck Caddis, which includes some intermediate techniques that he does an excellent job of breaking down into easy-to-follow steps. Thanks for sharing this one with us, Kevin! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1531567497278-4T6R2PGP6G8YCZO8R4PX/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - Fly Tying: Benevolent Dictator fly with Dave Stewart For this fly tying tutorial, I am proud to feature a guest tier, Mr. Dave Stewart, host of the Wet Fly Swing podcast. Dave shares one of his favorite summer steelhead flies, the Benevolent Dictator. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1594239372341-Y7T849P6YFMGCUYDAEM7/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - Film Critic EMERGER featuring Dave Allison!! Thanks go out to Dave Allison for sharing the Film Critic with all of us. This Bob Quigley emerger has fooled a lot of fish over the years, and Dave's techniques and tips are excellent. Thank you, Dave, and I hope to have you on again in the future! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1603190751812-4YJ85D8C7W0P58MJ59XT/image-asset.jpeg Guest Tiers - 3 LESSONS LEARNED in Competitive Fly Fishing - ft. Rich Ferrara We welcome guest tier Rich Ferrara back, this time to share three lessons that he's learned from competitive fly fishing! In the sport for over 20 years, there's lots to learn, yet Rich's experiences in competitions has given him a new appreciation of fly fishing...plus insight to benefit us all. https://www.troutandfeather.com/warmwater-patterns-1 daily 0.75 2020-04-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501508341008-NWG522OA4FPQ1P1OCC3F/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - Clouser Deep Minnow I can't say enough about how effective this pattern can be. Tie the Clouser Deep Minnow is various sizes, colors, and weights...then fish it with confidence! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501508341008-NWG522OA4FPQ1P1OCC3F/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - Clouser Deep Minnow I can't say enough about how effective this pattern can be. Tie the Clouser Deep Minnow is various sizes, colors, and weights...then fish it with confidence! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501274215344-31CQWPJ56YTVRWCBTNFK/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - Sculpzilla Streamer Featured in this YouTube fly tying tutorial is the "Sculpzilla," an excellent representation of a sculpin from the Solitude Fly Company. This is a nasty streamer that is known to catch some really large fish, plus an easy pattern to tie when broken down into individual steps. Most importantly, you can vary the size and color of this pattern to match sculpins, leeches, and other bait fish in your area. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501511224639-NR9ZGHPS3ZA4HMQ2UHJU/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - Meat Whistle John Barr's Meat Whistle will get the attention of fish! I love to tie this pattern in different colors, though tend to return to the purple version you see in this video. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501511091205-1VIC65L63INJY9C9O6W8/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - Sculpin Bugger Put together a sculpin and woolly bugger, and here you go! This is a pattern with lots of weight to get to the bottom quickly...right where the fish tend to reside in warmwater situations. Have fun with this one, and be sure to experiment with the various color combinations. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501508173398-SJG0Q55CPSEN0G87UJWN/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - Zuddler Conehead Minnow In this fly tying tutorial, I share a popular streamer, the Zuddler Conehead Minnow, which is a cross between two other extraordinary patterns. This fly, part Zonker and part Muddler Minnow, has lots of characteristics that fish like, including great movement from the rabbit strip and a front profile that resembles many bait fish. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501249965468-N4WE0SWYVMFFGWCPDO1U/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - Swimming Crane Fly Larva Guest tyer John Mlakar ties a great pattern known as the Swimming Crane Fly Larva and then shares some of his personal variations (which I highly recommend looking into!). John also gives us some tips to fish this fly, which is a simple and effective one. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/5979fa7c46c3c439412d6cac/5979faad403c66a5fb22acac/1501166253442/ Subsurface https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501509281528-RMNNMJ8GQDRAV9BJGCT7/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - CrawBody Crayfish In this fly tying tutorial, I demonstrate the tying methods for a fly called the CrawBody Crayfish. Representing a favorite meal of both trout and smallmouth bass, the crayfish as a pattern is intended to be fished lower in the water column, and can be utilized in both streams and lakes. There are many variations that you can make to this intermediate pattern, thus feel free to experiment and determine what works best on your local waters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501260497503-5NFETGTZ9OI7QLERVSS0/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - Furry Foam Crayfish Crayfish are an excellent food to imitate, and this one uses "Furry Foam," an easy to obtain material that looks great when wet. Large fish, such as smallmouth bass and brown trout, key on crayfish, especially during the summer. This is a great pattern to try, and I discuss some other colors in the video that I've had success with. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501510730480-SHQE6V5191B54STIP1A7/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - Black Bunny Leech Nothing says "bass" more than a fly representing a leech! This is a pattern that has served me well over the years and I am happy to share it with all of you. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501259916104-YW2CYXA3HUVCJ6MM0C0A/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - Mayer's Mini Leech There are many leech patterns out there, yet this one may be the fastest I've ever tied; thanks to Landon Mayer for creating this simple yet effective pattern! This fly is a variation of his original, being that I have modified it slightly for carp...but don't forget that Landon recommends tying this in smaller sizes for bass and panfish. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501510865502-9U4PLMGRJ8WP3DUFVKVB/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - Simi Seal Leech Yet another leech that I tie for bass! In the video, I tie one in white, though tend to use the black leech (especially in the summer). This is a great pattern that really takes on life when wet. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501260571824-4JQL7AM2BOXR7S7E4Z3P/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - Krazy Carper Carp Fly Featured in this "Two Minute Fly Tying" tutorial is the Krazy Carper from Jamie Kaminski. The Krazy Carper is a simple one to tie, plus allows for many color combinations and variations with its body material. ***Don't just use this for carp, as bass LOVE this fly, too! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501273933534-ZZK0Y75R0XQBNA0O9BLP/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - Squimp Traditionally tied as a saltwater pattern, use your creativity and select some muted colors...you can thank me later when using variations of this in a warmwater setting! ;-) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501509072619-AX9ZSPKY3IICQIMY7VV0/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - Schlappen Woolly Bugger Following the same format as a typical Woolly Bugger, this Schlappen Bugger has much greater movement in the water. It's one I recommend for many settings, particularly warmwater. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501507873372-04YX72JXCU56GH8EJJA9/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - "Steeler Bugger" There's something about the color combo in this fly that really tends to attract fish in warmwater situations. Have fun with this one and be sure to let me know how it works for you. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501250531205-N5D7IRP0U8KX1DPEYE3Q/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - MS Bugger When it comes to successful patterns, sometimes less is more, and it sure seems that way on the MS Bugger. This is a pattern with few materials, yet has an incredible look both at the vise and in the water. On the water, there are many ways to fish the MS Bugger, and fish seem to like them all! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501513359033-UIOLAEGBITTDGLD2LCZI/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - The Woolly Bugger Fly Quite possibly one of my favorite variations of this fly...the fish love it nearly as much as me! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501249896295-RWKOC3TAY8AN27M8EW15/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - The Mop Fly Is it bad to say I've caught MANY warmwater species on the Mop? Well, the truth is that this fly works, and I hope you're not afraid to try it for bass, perch, panfish...and more! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501249795475-JCB5GP5F4RSHU52SOGD0/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - Chuck Furimsky's Turbo Tail In this fly tying tutorial, Chuck Furimsky is our guest tyer and shares his Turbo Tail pattern. This unique tie features Chuck's Bugskin material, and there is no doubt that his creativity shows with this one. Chuck does an excellent job tying, plus shares a lot of great stories and thoughts along the way. ***Pike LOVE this fly, trust me! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501250296692-HPQOKYDSKO37P2IUS8DH/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - Chuck Furimsky's "Chuck Nymph" A little-known fact about Chuck Furimsky is that he used to be in the leather industry, and he's applied those skills to one of his newer patterns, the Chuck Nymph. This unique fly features a specially-cut leather called Bugskin, which has great action in the water. ***I have personally seen Chuck catch MANY fish on this one in lakes and ponds! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1586608401678-297KQTP5TCUG1Y2VIVEY/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - Extreme Stickleback Fly...in ICELAND!! The Extreme Stickleback is a bait fish imitation that you can tailor to represent those in your local waters. After the tying, stick around to learn more about how we used it in Iceland to catch their incredible brown trout. Lots of guests, information, and fun in this one! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1585423839209-XYSRAP0AOAHCJ7UWUS9D/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - Furimsky's Bugskin Wiggler, featuring Chuck Furimsky Into worm flies, too? Aren't we all! In this fly tying tutorial, guest tier Chuck Furimsky ties the Bugskin Wiggler, a simple pattern used to catch a variety of species. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501509184114-TWD93K437VCUO01BBBK6/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - Bird of Prey Caddis This is a great nymph to have in your box when you start to notice caddis in the lake or poind where you're fly fishing. I will fish this on a dropper setup for lakes, and slowly strip it through the water. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501259773564-XJ0RCK4D9UNQABDKVXHO/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - Guide's Choice Hare's Ear Variant Though distinctly different from the original Hare's Ear, this modified Guide's Choice is a killer pattern that can represent different insects at various stages. In this version, the pattern is tied on a jig hook and intended to drift lower in the water column. Definitely experiment with the pattern and determine which color combinations and weights work best for you. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501166253632-2LGNZ0Z1PY6S8CIU100E/image-asset.jpeg Subsurface - Squirmy Wormy Featuring this in warmwater patterns is a no-brainer! I've caught largemouth bass, panfish...even stripers on this one! https://www.troutandfeather.com/blog daily 0.75 2023-04-23 https://www.troutandfeather.com/blog/2023/4/23/a-guide-guide monthly 0.5 2023-04-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/3a52f889-d9d7-4785-ad4e-fe48543a91ad/Guide+pic.jpg Blog Page - A Guide Guide - Make it stand out Sindri Jonsson shows Tim exactly where to cast as they chase Arctic char in Iceland. Having an experienced guide like Sindri can pay dividends on the water! Photo credit: Black Mountain Cinema https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/7c5c244a-c59f-4928-a2a2-17ec599223c9/4C3A0314.jpg Blog Page - A Guide Guide - Make it stand out The right guide has patience and cares about you as a fly fisher. Arni Skulason did precisely that with Heather as she was chasing this gorgeous sea-run brown trout! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/b0c46814-d4d9-4b70-99ec-a770d6b6a41d/4C3A9747.jpg Blog Page - A Guide Guide - Make it stand out Sometimes the guide is happier than you, as is the case here with Mats Herz celebrating the landing of Tim’s sea-run brown trout! https://www.troutandfeather.com/blog/2022/12/19/observation-the-anglers-science monthly 0.5 2022-12-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/cb51e123-c7ab-442d-bb1e-0fe98643261f/December+2022.jpeg Blog Page - Observation: The Angler’s Science - Make it stand out Courtesy of the US Forest Service collection, take a good look at this trout. What do you observe? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/ca2a960f-834b-4193-b09b-2df51c714083/Brook+trout+Heather+2020.jpeg Blog Page - Observation: The Angler’s Science - Make it stand out This beautiful brook trout, caught and released by Heather Cammisa, deserves those few extra seconds of observations. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/00ac566c-6403-4f1c-ad0c-4cd05c0d0065/Trout+and+Salmon+of+North+America+book.jpg Blog Page - Observation: The Angler’s Science - Make it stand out Dr. Robert Behnke’s book, Trout and Salmon of North America, shares his over 50 years of researching trout. Combines with over 100 illustrations and detailed maps, this book is already considered a classic. Learn more: HERE https://www.troutandfeather.com/blog/2022/9/26/analog-angling-library monthly 0.5 2022-09-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1664188661035-Q9QVIE9FRJ095LLGIKYJ/September+2022.jpeg Blog Page - Analog Angling Library - Make it stand out The signs of a healthy library includes books from the past and present. Here’s a peek at a solid fly fishing library! https://www.troutandfeather.com/blog/2022/7/20/talkin-fly-fishing monthly 0.5 2022-07-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1658337456408-5XKXG6S8DMOTA6RIXM5Q/July+2022+Talkin%27+Fly+Fishing.jpeg Blog Page - Talkin' Fly Fishing - Make it stand out Talking about fly fishing is not always the easiest to do, thus Matthew Lourdeau has some advice for you! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1658338049405-J6WKX3R364XMTQGIJ0AR/Pic+for+thumbnail+edited.jpg Blog Page - Talkin' Fly Fishing Matthew Lourdeau of “Casting Across” brings a fresh perspective to the world of fly fishing. Read more of his work here: Casting Across https://www.troutandfeather.com/blog/2022/3/16/better-than-youtube monthly 0.5 2022-03-16 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1647390700113-NDEO01OX7FY2P44MZKRI/Casting+Across+Tim+Cammisa+tying+March+2022.jpeg Blog Page - Better than YouTube - Make it stand out Tim Cammisa tying at The Fly Fishing Show in Edison, NJ. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1647391024069-TP6XRVTOZYNKOMBB0MKE/Tim+Flagler+2019+Tier+Reunion.JPG Blog Page - Better than YouTube - Make it stand out Tim Flagler does a live tying demonstration at the Fly Tier’s Reunion, an annual event held in Pennsylvania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1647391160886-KISH4NP01044QZJISS9Z/Featured+Tier.JPG Blog Page - Better than YouTube - Make it stand out No better fly to be tying during a Featured Fly Tier than the MICRO MOP! https://www.troutandfeather.com/blog/2022/1/17/whos-afraid-of-the-big-bad-midge monthly 0.5 2022-01-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1642388591640-267E14TBY1IEDX44YJR3/Casting+Across+January+2022.jpeg Blog Page - Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Midge? - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1642388848144-STQQCCDIHCXGUDWRBWTN/Fishing+the+Midge+Ed+KJoch.jpeg Blog Page - Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Midge? - Make it stand out This classic book is loaded with nuggets of information. You can easily find used copies of this book on the market, starting: HERE https://www.troutandfeather.com/blog/2021/12/14/thousands-of-words monthly 0.5 2022-01-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1639360640875-GQ8VX6RQNJHDU98QETSL/Casting+Across+December+2021.jpeg Blog Page - “Thousands of Words” - Make it stand out The author with a largemouth bass from years ago. In this blog, Matthew Lourdeau explores the meaning behind fishing pictures and where the value lies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1639360804665-O37WNBSSI4QJ36ZSS000/CAround02.png Blog Page - “Thousands of Words” - Make it stand out Matthew Lourdeau of “Casting Across” brings a fresh perspective to the world of fly fishing. Read more of his work here: Casting Across https://www.troutandfeather.com/blog/spend-or-save monthly 0.5 2021-09-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1632595894626-MGXNAM4AB5BHHY972ZDK/Sept+2021+2.jpeg Blog Page - Gear: Spend or Save? - Make it stand out Take a good look at this picture. What would you SPEND on and what would you SAVE on?!? https://www.troutandfeather.com/blog/2021/8/17/fish-ugly monthly 0.5 2021-08-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1629161029750-TI1XW2UMGRMGM6F6D0L3/CA+ugly+Casting+Across+August+2021.jpeg Blog Page - Fish Ugly - Make it stand out Take a good look at this brook trout and decide for yourself, could it live in an ugly place? https://www.troutandfeather.com/blog/2021/5/18/salt monthly 0.5 2021-05-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1621334278876-T0QY9IOZ4F5G96AQV6T1/Casting+Across+May+2021.jpeg Blog Page - Mixing in Some Salt - Make it stand out It’s easy to be intimidated when starting into what seems like a featureless abyss. 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Don't forget to try this subsurface...tips on how to do so in the video! ;-) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1502458241760-EKO63FRB6CNBIOUCHAGR/image-asset.jpeg Topwater warmwater patterns - Gurgler Jack Gartside's classic Gurgler has caught many fish over the years, and in this video I share a simple variation that has performed well for me, too. Don't forget to try this subsurface...tips on how to do so in the video! ;-) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501513659523-55ZI82QGCSKA7POZBCUC/image-asset.jpeg Topwater warmwater patterns - Hi-Vis Foam Ant Panfish and bass love this ant pattern! Let it sit on the water, give it a twitch, then hold on... https://static1.squarespace.com/static/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/597f478f725e2562b8bc24a5/597f47bb5a655b56fd9dbdac/1501513659354/ Topwater warmwater patterns https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501513866622-HNCAVA030BV6Y5L1H0U7/image-asset.jpeg Topwater warmwater patterns - White Wulff The White Wulff is a fly I love to fish, especially at dusk. Both panfish and bass enjoy this fly, plus smallmouth in moving waters will readily eat this pattern during the white fly hatch. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501517680528-XBCA1MHQ95AJSUP4DIBQ/image-asset.jpeg Topwater warmwater patterns - Charlie Boy Hopper Created by Charlie Craven, this fly is one that really can cause a commotion on the surface. Be patient, as for many fish, it's hard to resist! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501517894781-ZMZNJBPBEHPCG3XWCDBQ/image-asset.jpeg Topwater warmwater patterns - Irresistible Dry Fly As its name says, the fly is Irresistible! This is one that works well in lakes, but especially useful for smallmouth in rivers. Joe Messinger Sr. created a winner in this pattern. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1501517995581-FQPVBY79HVVV4VJJP6WL/image-asset.jpeg Topwater warmwater patterns - Terrestrial Spider Hopper This Spider has worked extremely well for so many types of species, and it's one of my "go-to" patterns when fishing topwater for panfish. 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Representing a favorite meal of both trout and smallmouth bass, the crayfish as a pattern is intended to be fished lower in the water column, and can be utilized in both streams and lakes. There are many variations that you can make to this intermediate pattern, thus feel free to experiment and determine what works best on your local waters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1586607761737-KO8QRDI7R5OYXNW3MAZF/image-asset.jpeg Streamer C - CrawBody Crayfish In this fly tying tutorial, I demonstrate the tying methods for a fly called the CrawBody Crayfish. Representing a favorite meal of both trout and smallmouth bass, the crayfish as a pattern is intended to be fished lower in the water column, and can be utilized in both streams and lakes. There are many variations that you can make to this intermediate pattern, thus feel free to experiment and determine what works best on your local waters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1586607761718-0PWJT2N3HRNO8UJRK7PS/image-asset.octet-stream Streamer C https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1586607841886-C2UXIBZDN7P5OC4Z4PVH/image-asset.jpeg Streamer C - "Medusa's" Halloween Streamer With Halloween around the corner (@ the filming of this video), it was suggested by my wife that a Halloween pattern would be fun...and I agree! This fly is part Slumpbuster, part Meat Whistle, part Zonker, and the rest is just fun. The best part is that the fly catches fish! At the end of this video for a fly I decided to call "Medusa's" Halloween Streamer, there is even a little glow-in-the-dark; what more can you ask for around this holiday? https://www.troutandfeather.com/attractor-nymphs-b daily 0.75 2022-01-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1477651437685-CV8ET9FYJQT24ULKPBEA/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs B - Chuck Furimsky's "Chuck Nymph" A little-known fact about Chuck Furimsky is that he used to be in the leather industry, and he's applied those skills to one of his newer patterns, the Chuck Nymph. This unique fly features a specially-cut leather called Bugskin, which has great action in the water. You will also enjoy the story behind this fly's name... https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1477651437685-CV8ET9FYJQT24ULKPBEA/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs B - Chuck Furimsky's "Chuck Nymph" A little-known fact about Chuck Furimsky is that he used to be in the leather industry, and he's applied those skills to one of his newer patterns, the Chuck Nymph. This unique fly features a specially-cut leather called Bugskin, which has great action in the water. You will also enjoy the story behind this fly's name... https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1641095051026-HR1T0VQ1EBM19QC5I5A3/image-asset.jpeg Attractor Nymphs B - Tie the SUCKER SPAWN...a FAVORITE winter fly! The Sucker Spawn is a fly able to catch fish around the world, but especially in waters with a healthy sucker population. With many types of yarn and colors to choose from, the possibilities to fill a fly box are endless. 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At 140 liters, this bag holds lots! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/954840e3-9d90-4cd4-8b0a-e1d8d6cd299e/Stormshadow_luggage_front_2200x.webp Fly Fishing Blog - Best Fly Fishing Luggage for Travel - Make it stand out The Fishpond Stormshadow is a 34" rolling bag that holds 125 liters. Designed by fly fisherman, this bag features many pockets and smart features. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/56daffe1-491b-4e43-9535-a69d38f10738/Yeti+Panga+1.png Fly Fishing Blog - Best Fly Fishing Luggage for Travel - Make it stand out Waterproof, backpack straps, and it looks cool! These are some things you get when buying a Yeti. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/364f0617-cd52-4234-bb6c-2ecbadfec012/Rockland+1.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Best Fly Fishing Luggage for Travel - Make it stand out Three for the price of one! Standard luggage offers a significant value over other bags, be sure to research the size and weight to determine if it will meet your fishing needs. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/a3ae719e-0e0d-4841-b229-44a91664e2e5/Master+TSA+lock.png Fly Fishing Blog - Best Fly Fishing Luggage for Travel - Make it stand out Note the Travel Sentry logo, telling you this is a TSA-approved lock. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/6dca0d2b-fa12-4a10-a401-77ba29e0bcc5/Packing+Cube.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Best Fly Fishing Luggage for Travel - Make it stand out Packing cubes save space and keep you organized. This set is half mesh, allowing you to see the clothes inside. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/86d51dae-a30a-4e03-9b2a-d0f0982cc573/Tim+Cammisa+Atlantic+salmon+July+2025.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Best Fly Fishing Luggage for Travel - Explore Fly Fishing Travel Curious where this gear gets used? Explore my hosted fly fishing travel to places like Iceland and Alaska. https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/themopfly monthly 0.5 2026-02-28 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1c81147c-30e4-416c-bd78-9936ede990c5/Mop+Car+wash+glove.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - What Is the Mop Fly? Why It Works & How to Fish It - Make it stand out Mop material comes from all over, including these car wash mitts in the perfect shade of chartreuse! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/75ed7423-70b4-44d5-9c56-46600eec0b85/Mop.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - What Is the Mop Fly? Why It Works & How to Fish It - Make it stand out Can a fly this simple disrupt tradition? Not quite — but the Mop fly definitely stirred the pot. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/148a9543-b855-4ac5-bef5-725042eef59b/Mop+fly+from+Book.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - What Is the Mop Fly? Why It Works & How to Fish It - Make it stand out My book, Fly Tying for Everyone, was the first to feature the Mop Fly! I am proud of that honor, especially knowing how many fish this fly has accounted for over the years. Into fly tying? Buy an autographed copy of my book: HERE https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/7ce8744f-febb-434f-a1f1-a270bd2979b0/4C3A9203.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - What Is the Mop Fly? Why It Works & How to Fish It - Make it stand out Even Arctic char love the Mop! This gorgeous fish was caught when fly fishing in Iceland. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/e0f840af-bb35-4a4d-ae25-6d5304d66a37/4C3A8692.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - What Is the Mop Fly? Why It Works & How to Fish It - The Best Euro Nymph Flies for Consistent Results When fishing a fast run, make sure your fly is getting to the fish. In this case, after fishing through a fast section with no eats, I went back through with a heavy nymph and caught this gorgeous rainbow trout. With a heavy tungsten bead, the Mop fly is perfect for this situation, as it gets down in a hurry. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1575313980984-W1H8V8YWMQKEMA8ZPQZ2/Stonfo+Transformer.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - What Is the Mop Fly? Why It Works & How to Fish It - Fly Tying Guide A structured hub of step-by-step tutorials, materials, and techniques to improve your tying. https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/how-to-catch-more-trout-this-winter monthly 0.5 2026-01-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/b6aa4f47-b23f-4c6e-a4c8-47ea6668538f/EDITED+brown+trout.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - How to Catch More Trout This Winter: 5 Essential Fly Fishing Tips - Make it stand out Winter fly fishing rewards preparation—this brown trout came on a confidence nymph. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/a8f87b18-da47-4265-bf3e-e19b5fe5688a/Improved+Zebra+Midge.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - How to Catch More Trout This Winter: 5 Essential Fly Fishing Tips - Make it stand out The Improved Zebra Midge, when paired with a slotted tungsten bead, is a small but mighty fly that gets to depth in a hurry! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/5b7b0584-7886-48a3-9f11-713764455131/Stanley+Ice+Off+paste.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - How to Catch More Trout This Winter: 5 Essential Fly Fishing Tips - Frozen Guides? No Problem. Winter Pro Tip: Frozen guides can ruin an otherwise great day on the water. Stanley’s Ice Off Paste is hands-down the best solution I’ve found. I’ve tried chapstick in a pinch—don’t bother. Ice Off works better and keeps you fishing longer in the cold. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1ebe44b5-e441-4c66-9cd6-d4027cf206ca/Brown+trout+Winter+fly+fishing+Ylw.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - How to Catch More Trout This Winter: 5 Essential Fly Fishing Tips - Make it stand out Even with ice forming along the edges, fly fishing this time of year can be outstanding with the right clothing. A streamside fire and a favorite beverage afterward don’t hurt, either. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/ce6db649-21dd-461b-8fa7-2f1617bb8825/Handwarmer.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - How to Catch More Trout This Winter: 5 Essential Fly Fishing Tips - Heated Gear: Worth the Hype? Heated Gear: Worth the Hype? The one area I have yet to dabble in is the use of electric handwarmers, vests, etc., but I have friends who swear by this gear. I just bought Heather a pair of rechargeable handwarmers for Christmas (this pair) and we’ll put them to the test this winter. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/a7e4d104-dbcf-4036-ae0d-b21501257d93/Fishing+in+winter+steelhead+David+Vorse.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - How to Catch More Trout This Winter: 5 Essential Fly Fishing Tips - Make it stand out A beautiful winter scene. I’m standing in fast water, but my fly is drifting through the slow section—exactly where trout hold during winter. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/e71d96a8-7dc1-4f94-aec2-5449e7fa818c/Tom+Baltz+Nymph+Leader.png Fly Fishing Blog - How to Catch More Trout This Winter: 5 Essential Fly Fishing Tips - Make it stand out This leader setup helps put your flies right where trout are feeding. As a starting point, set the distance from your strike indicator to the first fly at about 1.5× the water depth. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/b1a7781a-3776-4401-95e2-8c51feb4f308/Dry+Fly+and+Emergers+Virtual+Class+2026.PNG Fly Fishing Blog - How to Catch More Trout This Winter: 5 Essential Fly Fishing Tips - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/874515b4-fb38-4307-b3d9-bfa2f55086d4/IMG_5018-2.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - How to Catch More Trout This Winter: 5 Essential Fly Fishing Tips https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/fly-fishing-gift-guide-2025 monthly 0.5 2025-11-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/bc2bc91d-93cc-491d-91ad-46c8eb1ecdc5/Montana+trout+June+2025.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Unwrap Better Fishing: Tim Cammisa’s 2025 Fly Fishing Gift Guide - Make it stand out No matter where I was fishing this season, my Forloh Insect Shield shirt was there with me. Aside from keeping the bugs away, this hoodie is comfortable and wicks away moisture. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1953c5a4-6a43-4652-b49a-ff233d447976/Buddy.webp Fly Fishing Blog - Unwrap Better Fishing: Tim Cammisa’s 2025 Fly Fishing Gift Guide - Make it stand out Besides looking cool, the Buddy dryer does an incredible job for fly fishing gear and lots more! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/e5094a1e-efaa-4267-8089-7529a9ad4ed7/e4321_buzz_centris_059_beauty_1.png Fly Fishing Blog - Unwrap Better Fishing: Tim Cammisa’s 2025 Fly Fishing Gift Guide - Make it stand out The version I opted for is the Buzz Centris in black. I’m able to transport this bike in the tailgate of my truck, plus it can even fold in half for tight spots. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/2478fd14-d351-455b-8912-298d0687f8f1/Ortlieb.webp Fly Fishing Blog - Unwrap Better Fishing: Tim Cammisa’s 2025 Fly Fishing Gift Guide - Make it stand out Have I finally found the perfect gear bag?? Yes, it’s the Ortlieb RS 140, and I won’t leave home without it! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/3bede2ce-caae-449e-873f-cf6568f362b8/The+Troutfather-02.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Unwrap Better Fishing: Tim Cammisa’s 2025 Fly Fishing Gift Guide - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/22c70336-5093-4164-a536-ad03092d993d/Rocky+Talkie.webp Fly Fishing Blog - Unwrap Better Fishing: Tim Cammisa’s 2025 Fly Fishing Gift Guide - Make it stand out Lightweight, waterproof, and reliable…this is what defines Rocky Talkie, and perfect for on the water or in the field. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/35d8b8fa-fd2d-4ad0-9154-e44d28eb9b9c/Echo.png Fly Fishing Blog - Unwrap Better Fishing: Tim Cammisa’s 2025 Fly Fishing Gift Guide - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/6f974b3a-85ec-4fb2-a206-0253c8bde799/4C3A3238-2.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Unwrap Better Fishing: Tim Cammisa’s 2025 Fly Fishing Gift Guide - Make it stand out My children enjoying the water on a cool fall day, smiles for miles! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/e537884d-5663-49f7-8c87-c53a0be541f2/941A3632.png Fly Fishing Blog - Unwrap Better Fishing: Tim Cammisa’s 2025 Fly Fishing Gift Guide - Make it stand out A favorite species to target in Iceland are Arctic char. Here, Tim and his wife Heather hold up a double, two fish caught at the same time while fly fishing. https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/2025/top-fly-patterns-for-steelhead-on-lake-erie-tributaries monthly 0.5 2026-01-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/3193a4eb-cf7a-4d4b-9ca5-3d39410165fa/Jesse+with+fish.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - Top Fly Patterns for Steelhead on Lake Erie Tributaries - Make it stand out Lower Elk Creek delivered this steelhead, one of many great streams to choose from! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/c357a7a6-4f41-485c-b7cb-38b2de8d78ef/IMG_4352.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - Top Fly Patterns for Steelhead on Lake Erie Tributaries - Make it stand out This steelhead crushed the Blue Blood Dot Egg. Go with this color especially when locating fish in deeper runs. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/cf1ea0f5-594c-4914-a3b4-7b0cf8071a7c/IMG_4353.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Top Fly Patterns for Steelhead on Lake Erie Tributaries - Make it stand out A red Squirmy Wormy did the trick on this steelhead! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/4ad0d44d-51ad-498a-8440-82b86e05221e/4C3A4802.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Top Fly Patterns for Steelhead on Lake Erie Tributaries - Want to keep learning? Once you’ve developed confidence flies, you can focus on presentation and tactics to land Lake Erie steelhead like this. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/5cdfd758-e64b-4c4d-a66e-5902f16ee6a1/IMG_5064.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - Top Fly Patterns for Steelhead on Lake Erie Tributaries - Make it stand out Jesse Fleeger (far right), taking a pause during a recent show, seen here with members of his Pro Team, including: Vince Loccisano, Sam Boyle, and Fred Geer. https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/2025/9/16/inside-a-trout-guides-tactics-how-i-rig-fish-amp-tie-flies monthly 0.5 2025-09-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/2bd52cf0-80cb-43df-9641-1499c1298ccf/5826ABBE-63DE-4E02-AA97-6A9DDACD6821.JPG Fly Fishing Blog - Inside a Trout Guide’s Tactics: How I Rig, Fish & Tie Flies - Make it stand out After using the recommendations provided in this blog, you’re guaranteed to be all smiles and catch some brown trout like this! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/d98d52a3-ce2a-471f-98ec-7c52c8f09037/Myles+Hartley+Leader.png Fly Fishing Blog - Inside a Trout Guide’s Tactics: How I Rig, Fish & Tie Flies - Make it stand out Here’s a look at the leader system Myles uses with a 10’ fly rod. When possible, he uses two flies attached to his tippet. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/d0e0b573-67e1-49e7-8946-dd95e8a0da19/E7F61363-84D0-414D-BA50-920D3511B7B0.JPG Fly Fishing Blog - Inside a Trout Guide’s Tactics: How I Rig, Fish & Tie Flies - Make it stand out Here’s some of Myles’ favorites bead head nymphs, hot off the vise! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/3817be2a-90cf-4788-9640-c58331dc3fa9/E584EB21-6F9A-4B5E-9412-78C81A79BB23.png Fly Fishing Blog - Inside a Trout Guide’s Tactics: How I Rig, Fish & Tie Flies - Make it stand out Finding trout is one of the toughest parts of fly fishing. Everytime you catch a fish, take notice of the water, which helps you build connections for the next time on the water! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/03c3b291-39a4-44b4-ba4a-912ce77facb2/F62601E5-6E58-4D8C-9830-D280938B50BA.JPG Fly Fishing Blog - Inside a Trout Guide’s Tactics: How I Rig, Fish & Tie Flies - Make it stand out Myles Hartley, 24, turned a childhood love of trout fishing and camping into a career guiding anglers and selling his hand-tied flies nationwide — sharing his passion for fly fishing and euro nymphing with over 100 students so far. https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/2025/7/5/must-have-dry-flies monthly 0.5 2025-07-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/02f32b15-c32d-4362-884a-18eb566b23b5/4C3A9039-2.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - 5 (or 6!) Must-Have Dry Flies for Summertime Fly Fishing - Make it stand out This wild Icelandic brown trout, caught in mid-June, was fooled with a dry fly that landed 6” in front of its nose! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/80cc189d-805c-42f8-af60-2fdcdb6270c1/Griffith%27s+Gnat.JPG Fly Fishing Blog - 5 (or 6!) Must-Have Dry Flies for Summertime Fly Fishing - Make it stand out The Griffith’s Gnat has been a go-to fly for me all over the world. There’s something magical with grizzly hackle and peacock herl! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/69d93454-623f-459d-9fe2-8e7937f10268/Montana+trout+June+2025.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - 5 (or 6!) Must-Have Dry Flies for Summertime Fly Fishing - Make it stand out Hoppers dominate western fly fishing into the summer. This beautiful Montana brown trout put up a great fight during my recent trip there. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/5fdc14c0-4bc6-4dcb-8ff3-b7eaa5b4533b/Alaska+King+salmon.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - 5 (or 6!) Must-Have Dry Flies for Summertime Fly Fishing - Make it stand out Tim chases fish around the world, here with a stunning king salmon caught in the Bristol Bay region of Alaska. https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/2025/1/5/three-tips-for-having-a-better-day-on-the-water monthly 0.5 2025-09-16 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/e5811ca2-d11c-4a9c-9e6b-65fa570953ab/Pic+1.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Three tips for having a better day on the water - Make it stand out This angler’s clearly having a great day—but even the best days on the water can get a little better (yes, really). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/e2bb7d1d-da51-4c88-b5b3-470eb21d6085/Pic+2.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Three tips for having a better day on the water - Make it stand out An experienced angler tying a quick knot. Switching flies took him only a few seconds, which means more time fishing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/a96edfcb-4002-47e5-9c87-6669025ed6d3/Pic+3.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Three tips for having a better day on the water - Make it stand out An overloaded chest pack for a day of fishing. This used to be what my pack looked like, but I decided to lighten it up when my shoulders started hurting after half a day on the water https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/a69a8e8b-60fc-4abc-8f8d-fee0f5d61b9a/IMG_1102.JPG Fly Fishing Blog - Three tips for having a better day on the water - Make it stand out Mike Komara is guide based in Central Pennsylvania, plus competes for Fly Fishing Team USA> https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/2025/why-use-a-guide monthly 0.5 2025-05-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/fc5833fb-a342-4fce-bd5d-80cc93da4a6f/Bobby+Kish+2.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Why Use a Guide? - Make it stand out Happy clients after spending a day on the water with guide Bobby Kish. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/83803bc3-82c8-4670-8b12-73e0c120b4a9/Bobby+Kish+1.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Why Use a Guide? - Make it stand out Bobby Kish, here seen with an impressive brown trout, is a trout guide and musky addict! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/911f9946-d1e5-412d-b365-4beca6e85424/Bobby+Kish+3.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Why Use a Guide? - Make it stand out After his client hooked a trout, Bobby was quick with the net to help land the fish. Here, they prepare to release this trout back into the water. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/5e821c22-8ec4-4d9c-8f0d-ceb14c70acc7/4C3A3695.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Why Use a Guide? - Make it stand out When not on a trout stream, Bobby Kish can normally be found chasing the fish of 10,000 casts, musky! https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/2025/fly-fishing-the-mothers-day-hatch-in-minnesota monthly 0.5 2025-05-15 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/44f67b5d-854a-45c2-93b1-d4405b483bd9/20200606_150949.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Fly Fishing the “Mother’s Day Caddisfly Hatch” in Minnesota  - Make it stand out Everyone has their “chosen place” to catch fish. For the author, it’s the Driftless region of Minnesota. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/e4108154-64b1-4a9c-98a1-31ba648efbaf/caddis+cam.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Fly Fishing the “Mother’s Day Caddisfly Hatch” in Minnesota  - Make it stand out Here’s a look at a basic nymph that closely imitates the larval stage of the Mother’s Day caddis. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/ff14da72-4888-48f5-874e-dce88044e9eb/caddis+mouth+cam.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Fly Fishing the “Mother’s Day Caddisfly Hatch” in Minnesota  - Make it stand out This trout is happily eating on Grannom caddis, though the angler interrupted its meal! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/34c2255a-3d47-4f0f-aab5-2632e4a08ff2/IMG_0695.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Fly Fishing the “Mother’s Day Caddisfly Hatch” in Minnesota  - Make it stand out An angler about to make the perfect cast when approaching a rising trout in the Dirftless region of Minnesota. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/e724596b-d1f2-4a54-84de-290eb31fbdaf/bio+pic+cam.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Fly Fishing the “Mother’s Day Caddisfly Hatch” in Minnesota  - Make it stand out Mike Toft focuses on faith, family, and fishing, and readily admits that the order of those gets a little jumbled sometimes! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/6e0ce005-2d2d-47ce-8d9f-1e8f131186b5/wwg+caddis+cam.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Fly Fishing the “Mother’s Day Caddisfly Hatch” in Minnesota  - Make it stand out The WWG Caddis, created by Mike Toft, incorporates dubbing, trigger point, deer hair, and cdc to help make this fly simply buggy! https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/2025/3/24/5-things-you-dont-need-in-fly-fishing monthly 0.5 2025-07-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/257869ab-046f-4848-b379-e500c395edd7/Trout+Son+Tao.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - 5 Things You Don’t Need in Fly Fishing - Make it stand out For my daily fishing, I no longer wear a vest. Instead, a waterproof backpack houses large items, and the Umpqua ZS2 Wader Chest Pack attached to my wader straps holds all on-water essentials. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/91c851ca-e120-4440-ac52-788b04765000/Trout+and+Their+Food+Whitlock.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - 5 Things You Don’t Need in Fly Fishing - Make it stand out This book answers a simple, yet complex question: What do trout eat? I have recommended this book to others at nearly every presentation, especially for anglers new to fly fishing. https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/2025/float-flyfish-alaska monthly 0.5 2025-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/e8c4ea69-e6c0-4fa8-a4a4-0c203575a8b2/DOWELL_Chatna+Lodge-4.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Float & Fly-Fish Remote Alaska: What To Expect - Make it stand out Guests arrive at Alaskan Remote Adventures in style, touching down at the lodge aboard a classic DHC-2 Beaver. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/e84fb91b-4506-4d3b-af24-4a191b4035ea/Bristol+Bay+map.PNG Fly Fishing Blog - Float & Fly-Fish Remote Alaska: What To Expect - Make it stand out Exploring Bristol Bay: A Fly Angler’s Paradise in the Heart of Alaska https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/dc30886c-8204-407c-9421-3e650665ff86/PXL_20240626_204541072.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Float & Fly-Fish Remote Alaska: What To Expect - Make it stand out These anglers are heading off from their starting spot in the Koktuli River headwaters, the very definition of an Alaskan adventure! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/eb6a28d7-111c-49c6-b221-926712bf268b/PXL_20230814_185657886.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Float & Fly-Fish Remote Alaska: What To Expect - Make it stand out Wild Alaskan Showdown: When Bears Battle, Anglers Watch in Awe https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/84996fd7-d9d5-4e52-83cc-a73a1c5f8e2b/Bead+Setup+for+Alaska.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Float & Fly-Fish Remote Alaska: What To Expect - Make it stand out Using soft beads in Alaska is a highly effective technique, even with a fly rod. Aside from salmon, rainbow trout and Dolly Varden also fall victim to this setup. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/df43d1fa-d358-49a1-88af-f477f8a2c83c/IMG_9883.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Float & Fly-Fish Remote Alaska: What To Expect - Make it stand out This fresh silver salmon was taken while fly fishing with a streamer. The preferred rod in Alaska for most salmon is a 9’ 8-weight. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/b135de38-7b40-4e69-b21b-bc4db164aed7/PXL_20240903_054007761.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Float & Fly-Fish Remote Alaska: What To Expect - Make it stand out Setting Up Camp with Uninvited Guests: Sharing Alaska’s Wild Backcountry with the Locals https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/0f4ee2de-b47d-45e4-9a77-cf11ee477a8a/DOWELL_Chatna+Lodge-96.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Float & Fly-Fish Remote Alaska: What To Expect - Make it stand out Alaska is a place to dream dreams and forget you ever had any; the farther in you get, the farther out you get - Hamling Garland https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/e5919570-0d63-4c60-832c-0e85778a6233/Daniel+Rogers+king+salmon+Alaska.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Float & Fly-Fish Remote Alaska: What To Expect - Make it stand out Daniel Rogers is a guide and manager at Alaskan Remote Adventures, here seen with a beautiful King salmon. https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/2025/atlantic-salmon-a-historic-season-on-the-mrarkvsl monthly 0.5 2025-03-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/efcef29f-d75a-4cae-8e95-bdbdc6d2d968/image2.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Atlantic Salmon: A historic season on the Mýrarkvísl - Make it stand out An exceptional Atlantic salmon caught on the fly in Iceland's stunning Mýrarkvísl River. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/385e2461-2767-48f3-8bdc-2ca69aebcbaa/image5.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Atlantic Salmon: A historic season on the Mýrarkvísl - Make it stand out Note the kype on this salmon, signifying it’s a male…and a strong one at that! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/804147d7-b77a-4980-9cab-7905a82b2405/image3.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Atlantic Salmon: A historic season on the Mýrarkvísl - Make it stand out It’s not just about the fishing. It’s about preserving the delicate balance of the ecosystem and ensuring that future generations will have the opportunity to experience the magic of this river. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/a352a6f3-9bde-4820-827d-96daa091ef80/image1.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Atlantic Salmon: A historic season on the Mýrarkvísl - Make it stand out The brown trout on the Mýrarkvísl River are another excellent species to target. This summer, many were caught on dry flies when taking a “break” from fishing for Atlantic salmon. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/b9835989-2eb6-4ddd-abe9-5ad8c9e96dcf/4C3A7101.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Atlantic Salmon: A historic season on the Mýrarkvísl - Make it stand out Matti, an expert angler for Atlantic salmon and brown trout, is the owner of Iceland Fishing Guide. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/9d058bdd-e6e0-4fb9-a63e-9d368c41ebad/image4.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Atlantic Salmon: A historic season on the Mýrarkvísl - Make it stand out This is one of the magical pools on the Mýrarkvísl River. Once the salmon takes the fly, the angler must wait for what seems like an eternity, then slowly lift the rod. This fly fisher did everything perfectly, now the fight is on! https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/2025/2/7/5-tips-to-preparing-for-a-guided-fly-fishing-trip monthly 0.5 2025-02-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/5a387d5a-93e9-4f13-b672-21e7e91b48e9/image3.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - Prepare Like a Pro: 5 Essential Tips for Your Guided Fly Fishing Trip - Make it stand out A successful day on the water doesn’t happen by accident. Here guide Sam Presutti places his anglers in a position to target trophy trout. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1ef2d74f-2e3a-41c1-8100-c8581d543b9f/image0.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - Prepare Like a Pro: 5 Essential Tips for Your Guided Fly Fishing Trip - Make it stand out Some guides offer experiences in both saltwater and freshwater. Sam’s client holds up a bonefish caught on the fly. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/0cb0ac8c-3236-4386-b865-af5718c7fdd8/image4.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - Prepare Like a Pro: 5 Essential Tips for Your Guided Fly Fishing Trip - Make it stand out This hefty brown was caught on a streamer. After a quick picture, the fish was released to fight another day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/116b832c-eb19-497f-9f73-210003e080de/image1.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - Prepare Like a Pro: 5 Essential Tips for Your Guided Fly Fishing Trip - Make it stand out No matter the weather, smiles are always had when a steelhead is landed! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/ec58b600-6db1-4dcf-a62e-9b4f1c0bd921/image7.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - Prepare Like a Pro: 5 Essential Tips for Your Guided Fly Fishing Trip - Make it stand out Guide Sam Presutti with his child, sharing a moment after landing a redfish. https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/2024/1/15/fly-fishing-podcasts monthly 0.5 2025-03-30 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/8288c429-7674-496d-8a03-c2a4aa55f427/4C3A9566.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - The BEST Fly Fishing Podcasts! - Make it stand out The podcast hosts are exceptional fly fishers, too! Rob Giannino of the Fly Fishing Journeys podcasts travels extensively around the world, pushing himself to be a better angler with each trip. I’ve had the pleasure of hosting trips to Iceland with Rob, and it’s guaranteed to always be a fun day on the water with Rob. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/19135aee-67f5-4db7-bff0-fe7903afad2b/Dave+Stewart+Wet+Fly+Swing.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - The BEST Fly Fishing Podcasts! - Make it stand out Dave Stewart of the Wet Fly Swing podcast is great to hang out with, here we connected at the Denver Fly Fishing Show. His podcasts are grouped by seasons, and he has explored a range of topics on the show. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1646654269010-718WQZUB4S3HG8665QG0/Orvis+Fly+Fishing+Podcast+Tom+Rosenbauer.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - The BEST Fly Fishing Podcasts! - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1646046827637-XOXMPI1BSFL36R7UQG89/FlyFishingJourneys_BrookTrout_Logo.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - The BEST Fly Fishing Podcasts! - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1646047065617-X1OF1Y2GNVD7SJBRJRES/Wet+Fly+Swing+Logo.png Fly Fishing Blog - The BEST Fly Fishing Podcasts! - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1647255445881-5D7MR5R17FEWIHM053BO/Ask+about+fly+fishing+logo.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - The BEST Fly Fishing Podcasts! - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/51673c38-5701-45c5-93b2-886254772e0f/Articulate+Fly+Logo.png Fly Fishing Blog - The BEST Fly Fishing Podcasts! - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/cde1ae67-436d-47aa-9260-ab9452fbfa07/Aldo+Tim+so+fly+podcast.JPG Fly Fishing Blog - The BEST Fly Fishing Podcasts! - Make it stand out Aldo of the So Fly podcast came to central Pennsylvania to fish on some of my home waters. Yes, it was as chilly as it looks! Aldo’s podcast is a fun one that always puts a smile on my face. https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/2025/2/3/essential-fly-tying-tools monthly 0.5 2026-03-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/a467d858-01af-4598-9194-8d1cba8220e8/Finished+fly+in+vise.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Essential Fly Tying Tools: Top 5 Picks for Better Flies - Make it stand out Lindsay Simpson puts the final touches on a fly, relying on two essential fly tying tools: a vise and precision scissors. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/ef40b7e5-049f-4409-9bd8-07194da56bd0/Bobbins.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Essential Fly Tying Tools: Top 5 Picks for Better Flies - Make it stand out There are many bobbins to choose from today. Shown here are a few of the author’s favorites; find more HERE https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/3f0a4348-494e-49d7-9c97-0cb5f4bfe1ff/Scissors.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Essential Fly Tying Tools: Top 5 Picks for Better Flies - Make it stand out The Fly Smith scissors feature a tension adjustment for the blades. Lindsay said they are “the best scissors I have owned.” Learn more: HERE https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/19df2ca2-143a-4c91-99db-2e660001d332/Stonfo+Hackle+Plier+short+spring.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Essential Fly Tying Tools: Top 5 Picks for Better Flies - Make it stand out Stonfo Hackle Pliers with a Short Spring: The spring adds shock absorption in the event any erratic movements are placed when winding hackle or other delicate fibers. Learn more: HERE https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/c98c76d1-a984-47f2-925f-ece3836f2c45/Whip+finisher.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Essential Fly Tying Tools: Top 5 Picks for Better Flies - Make it stand out Securing the final knot – A whip finisher in action for the perfect knot! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1575313980984-W1H8V8YWMQKEMA8ZPQZ2/Stonfo+Transformer.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Essential Fly Tying Tools: Top 5 Picks for Better Flies - Fly Tying Guide A structured hub of step-by-step tutorials, materials, and techniques to improve your fly tying. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/a76d4a38-12ea-40d3-88db-7991c4bfa585/Lindsay+Simpson+and+vise.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Essential Fly Tying Tools: Top 5 Picks for Better Flies - Make it stand out Lindsay Simpson carefully inspects a freshly tied fly before removing it from the vise—ready to put it to the test on the water! https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/2024/12/9/the-five-best-flies-for-steelhead monthly 0.5 2026-01-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/c6b56c5d-8a63-4071-83db-067f9b03f603/4C3A4802.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Top 5 Steelhead Flies for Lake Erie Tributaries: Must-Have Patterns for Success - Make it stand out Steelhead are an amazing species to target, especially if you’re in the Great Lakes region! This stunning fish was caught during an incredible outing with my friend Josh Miller from Trout Yeah Guide Service. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/208d3b96-6ecf-4680-a49d-8a30bad16ce9/IMG_7226.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Top 5 Steelhead Flies for Lake Erie Tributaries: Must-Have Patterns for Success - Make it stand out A 10’ rod is able to reach over the current, allowing for a longer drag-free drift with a Euro nymphing leader. A fly rod with a soft tip helps to protect smaller tippet sizes during the fight. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/41ca0fe5-c798-470c-837d-13d805f6a8e6/Egg+fly+yolk+Steelhead+LQ.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Top 5 Steelhead Flies for Lake Erie Tributaries: Must-Have Patterns for Success - Make it stand out The McFly Foam egg is a favorite steelhead fly. They’re easy to tie in both small and large sizes, and come in subtle and fluorescent colors. You’re looking at one fly I always have in my box. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1a24f06c-0d18-4aef-95f3-021401461d9e/Semperfli+Mopster+Mat+2023.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Top 5 Steelhead Flies for Lake Erie Tributaries: Must-Have Patterns for Success - Make it stand out My Mop flies include the original version, tied with Mop fibers from everyday items like slippers and bathmats. Current favorites include Mopster material from Semperfli, adding flash to an already deadly fly. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/b51b4bcd-4c9b-45f8-9f35-b9a9aeaff94d/Blowtorch+Euro+Nymph+Book+mirror.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Top 5 Steelhead Flies for Lake Erie Tributaries: Must-Have Patterns for Success - Make it stand out The Blowtorch is one of today’s most popular fly patterns, and I’ve caught fish around the world on this nymph. Featured in my new book, Tying Euro Nymphs, this version has the perfect amount of movement and flash. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/8466b45a-d9c6-4bf7-b24b-e84196f586fc/Spring+steelhead.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Top 5 Steelhead Flies for Lake Erie Tributaries: Must-Have Patterns for Success - Ready to keep learning? I’ve put together a Lake Erie Steelhead Fly Fishing Guide, packed with leader setups, recommended flies and gear, license info, and lots more. Explore the Steelhead Guide: HERE https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/281c648c-fd42-4c1f-b53b-49c8281bc116/IMG_6793.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Top 5 Steelhead Flies for Lake Erie Tributaries: Must-Have Patterns for Success - Make it stand out Including family is part of the fun with steelhead! Here, my daughter Fina can’t resist a quick “goodbye pet” before we release this steelhead. https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/the-best-euro-nymph-flies monthly 0.5 2026-03-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/0fc50675-90e4-4da1-804f-ba9c714b427e/Perdigon+July+2020.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - The Best Euro Nymph Flies - Make it stand out Perdigon flies are effective because they sink ultra-fast. Because of that, you can use smaller patterns that will get into a trout’s window faster than other types of patterns. This Peridgon features a flashy body and hot spot thorax to grab the trout’s attention. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/2b253171-b520-4b2f-93dd-53058ff11ae0/Pats+Rubber+Legs.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - The Best Euro Nymph Flies - Make it stand out Pat’s Rubber Legs is an effective nymph that has caught fish for me around the world. However with its rubber legs slowing its descent, this isn’t a fly that is considered a Euro nymph. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/83f17370-29c0-46dc-8018-e76d7f986077/Walt+Worm+blowtorch.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - The Best Euro Nymph Flies - Make it stand out The Walt’s Worm is tied with Hare’s ear dubbing, giving it a buggy appearance. This one is the Blowtorch version, as the fly features a hot spot tail. Learn how to tie this pattern on YouTube: HERE https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/2652b5a1-c420-41f6-ac17-a2830f716ed9/Cahill+Frenchie+HQ.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - The Best Euro Nymph Flies - Make it stand out Combine a Pheasant Tail Nymph with a hot spot thorax and you have the Frenchie! This version features a subtle thorax, imitative of emerging mayflies like the Light Cahill and PMD. Learn to tie the Cahill Frenchie on YouTube: HERE https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/926af8ff-a0ea-4516-98b7-344d4853e483/Josh+Miller+Fly+Fishing+Euro+Nymphing+Book.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - The Best Euro Nymph Flies - Make it stand out Learn more about Euro nymphing techniques from expert Josh Miller; his recently published book Euro Nymphing explains this fishing style in detail. Find the book on Amazon: HERE https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/934a86a6-35d8-452c-a4a1-1439272eec3a/4C3A8985.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - The Best Euro Nymph Flies - The Blowtorch Nymph Materials, proportions, and how I fish it as a point fly when I need a reaction strike. https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/2024/2/17/fly-fishing-gear-for-dry-flies monthly 0.5 2024-04-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/bdb746bb-d586-4c5e-9521-28f42a21f181/DSC07003.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Fly Fishing Gear for Dry Flies - Make it stand out The Sulphur (PMD) hatch is one that many anglers look forward to. Don’t just show up and fish, instead invest in your fly fishing time on the water with this gear to make for a more enjoyable experience. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/48db4b7c-19b3-4427-bc03-ef01dd79c9a9/High+N+Dry+spray+Floatant.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - Fly Fishing Gear for Dry Flies - Make it stand out Fly fishing guide and friend Jake Villwock first introduced me to this when we were throwing foam patterns for smallmouth bass. Get the liquid spray floatant and pour some into a container to soak your dry flies. That way you have one on the water, and another at home by your fly tying vise. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/21deb635-d088-4124-90ef-408c5ed31169/SA+Aplitude+Textured+Infinity.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - Fly Fishing Gear for Dry Flies - Make it stand out Don’t overthink things when choosing a new fly line. The Amplitude Textured from SA floats well, is a half-size heavy to load today’s fast-action rods, plus is easy to mend for dry flies and nymphs. This is an all-purpose line that gets it done! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/854bebb1-0baa-4a21-8507-1dc434063f93/Ketchum+Release+Tool.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - Fly Fishing Gear for Dry Flies - Make it stand out The Ketchum Release Tool was recommended to me by my good friend and fly fishing legend Tom Baltz. He was right, and I always have one of these in my fly fishing vest, especially when fly fishing with dry flies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/358e3224-fbb6-453d-827e-60731d9977ff/Condor+Emerger.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Fly Fishing Gear for Dry Flies - Make it stand out The Condor Substitute Emerger represents mayflies at their most vulnerable stage, emergence. Note how the Klinkhammer hook forces the rear of the fly into the water’s surface film. This fly is featured in my fly tying book, Fly Tying for Everyone. https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/2022/the-perfect-fly-rod-for-fly-fishing monthly 0.5 2026-02-23 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1656515882742-6IAS069BK5ED7R5DKBJ5/Tim+Moonshine+Vesper+Iceland.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - The PERFECT Fly Rod for Fly Fishing! - Make it stand out When I’m fishing large rivers, you’ll find me using a 6-weight fly rod. They are able to punch through the wind with medium-sized streamers, yet can throw dry flies and nymphs with ease. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/c82a8a4f-53a1-4d0e-b983-95d65d061dc8/Tim+Iceland+Bent+rod+Hanak+Superb+XP.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - The PERFECT Fly Rod for Fly Fishing! - Make it stand out Can your fly rod do this? What about with 7x? This image shows how the European nymph rods can handle big fish with fine tippets. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1656516239471-VYFC7A1V54T317KHTNIP/Euro+nymphing+Spring+2020.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - The PERFECT Fly Rod for Fly Fishing! - Make it stand out My favorite European nymph fly rods cast accurately, recover well, are lightweight, and protect fine tippets. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1656511608931-T159VS4NPXMG1PGAZ47K/IMG_8607-3.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - The PERFECT Fly Rod for Fly Fishing! - Make it stand out This spectacular brown trout came from one of my group trips to Iceland. Catching this brown was one thing, landing it was another challenge all to itself! My 9’ 6-weight was the fly rod that made a difference! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1656513568820-1WHBNGMFC4NUKO31ROMF/Striper+May+2020.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - The PERFECT Fly Rod for Fly Fishing! - Make it stand out Striped bass like this are a favorite to catch on a fly rod? An 8-weight works well, as it can punch through the wind and deliver a heavy fly. Here is a favorite 9’ 8-weight: LINK https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1656516012729-OPHGG7E08NGS18ZI5FVL/Bobby+Kish+Musky.JPG Fly Fishing Blog - The PERFECT Fly Rod for Fly Fishing! - Make it stand out My friend Bobby Kish knows a few things about fly fishing for muskies, and my 8-weight needs an upgrade to handle throwing flies that a fish this size eats! https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/2022/6/2/social-media-and-fly-fishing monthly 0.5 2022-09-15 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1657649188062-R8E0TCE36WMBRWFACQ50/4C3A8911.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Can Fly Fishing and Social Media Coexist? - Make it stand out What really helped me catch this brown trout: Social media, experience on the water, or doing my homework? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1657649637633-TWZHSHZ6UEGMP76VBYPJ/Facebook+Tik+Tok+youtube+pinterest+Instagram+twitter.png Fly Fishing Blog - Can Fly Fishing and Social Media Coexist? - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1657649830300-UMZPMEEGG5UE038FN1W6/Facebook+logo.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - Can Fly Fishing and Social Media Coexist? - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1657650537337-OSRGK48XA6M6XSD0OYH0/LinkedIn.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - Can Fly Fishing and Social Media Coexist? - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1657650243918-QZO8E1TKH4BOJOKXDZVU/Discord+logo+2.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - Can Fly Fishing and Social Media Coexist? - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1661769419580-8CTQZ0XI0F62M89C5PFA/Tim+Brown+trout+little+lake+2022.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Can Fly Fishing and Social Media Coexist? - Make it stand out Catching a fish like this doesn’t happen just by spending time on the water. The night before this brown trout was caught, I spent time looking up info on different types of caddisflies, then settling on a dry fly that I thought would interest this fish. YouTube and Instagram were two locations that attracted my attention. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1657729207787-MV609RGSF9JLRHNBZ3PR/YouTube+logo.png Fly Fishing Blog - Can Fly Fishing and Social Media Coexist? - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1661164944022-4VPIOHHD4JTC1GLG7C2G/YouTube+screenshot+Tim+Cammisa.png Fly Fishing Blog - Can Fly Fishing and Social Media Coexist? - Make it stand out My YouTube channel has grown considerably over the years, as there are over 28,000 subscribers! My goal is to provide information to help you become a better fly fisher and tier, all while having fun along the way. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1657729479926-H9O0WGUPK84UUPMBBUOB/Instagram+logo.png Fly Fishing Blog - Can Fly Fishing and Social Media Coexist? - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1657729721699-CC14I7Q5KQ9VBAP3STEZ/Pinterest+logo.png Fly Fishing Blog - Can Fly Fishing and Social Media Coexist? - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1661165422727-4UAT8HU8C14VF44760YO/TikTok-Logo.png Fly Fishing Blog - Can Fly Fishing and Social Media Coexist? - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1661770699322-KXJXGGE3ZJOG2YITRW6C/Twitter+logo.png Fly Fishing Blog - Can Fly Fishing and Social Media Coexist? - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/2021/10/20/5-fly-tying-tools-you-dont-need monthly 0.5 2021-12-27 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1634727271897-9GNQN2FT070XOFESTDOQ/five+things+you+dont+need+fly+tying+youtube+thumbnail.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - 5 Fly Tying Tools You DON'T Need! - Make it stand out Look over your fly tying bench. What are some of the tools you can live without? In this blog, I feature some things in fly tying that are NOT needed. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1640571278661-7FBHXSBSQY0S37OSVATA/Rite+Bobbin.png Fly Fishing Blog - 5 Fly Tying Tools You DON'T Need! - Make it stand out The Rite Bobbin is used by tiers around the world. It’s easy to adjust and is a workhouse, but is it needed? I don’t believe so, especially for those newer to tying. Unconvinced and want to try one? Purchase HERE https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1634810933593-20NX3X8VGYPUEHH6IWQW/Facebook+Tik+Tok+youtube+pinterest+Instagram+twitter.png Fly Fishing Blog - 5 Fly Tying Tools You DON'T Need! - Make it stand out Social Media! What comes to mind when you hear those words. As with anything, there are both positives and negatives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1634810247862-BCDADZV938PTS3JM4JF3/Thread+Splitter+Stonfo.png Fly Fishing Blog - 5 Fly Tying Tools You DON'T Need! - Stonfo Thread Splitter The Stonfo Thread Splitter is a favorite, though is it really needed? I use the technique a lot and created this tutorial to help with the process: https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1640632069849-PSAONWJNEQD97UME2UXJ/First+vise.JPG Fly Fishing Blog - 5 Fly Tying Tools You DON'T Need! - Make it stand out Here’s a peek at my first vise, the one that fueled the fly tying addiction! It was basic and offered few frills. Its main job was to hold the hook, and it did that well. Did I eventually want to upgrade?!? Absolutely, but be sure to do your homework when looking. https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/2021/11/27/is-fly-tying-worth-it monthly 0.5 2022-02-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1638058494438-W6NR5JCDOPB9JF7HJWK7/Stealth+Mode+April+2021+quality.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Does Fly Tying Save You Money?!? - Make it stand out Fly tying allows for lots of creativity, as evidenced in this fly. When I noticed many fly tiers and fishers were using patterns with a hot spot in the thorax, I simply changed the position to the rear! Cammisa’s Stealth Mode was created, learn more about this pattern: HERE https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1638754889717-KJABNXOWWA4EKTR0ELZ8/IMG_9073.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Does Fly Tying Save You Money?!? - Make it stand out During one of my hosted trips to Iceland, I was in a spot that had brown trout like this eating ALL OVER the place. The guide had a pattern for me to try, but I really wanted to catch one on my own fly. You’re looking at the result, and knowing I was able to convince this fish to take my fly over the naturals was such an incredible feeling. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1638755335054-SL5607RWBSOAJ3HZKEG8/Tying+at+fishing+spot+3.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Does Fly Tying Save You Money?!? - Make it stand out As a fly tier, I carry a small tying kit when I am fly fishing. This picture was taken after a morning session fishing and I tied flies that later caught the nicest fish of the day. Even if you’re in an area with a fly shop, tying gives you a unique advantage to tie flies to look exactly how YOU want them to. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1639229186224-EOAQAKO24FLPP9XZ2FLB/COVER+Fly+Tying+for+Everyone+by+Tim+Cammisa.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Does Fly Tying Save You Money?!? - Make it stand out A great resource that I wrote to help tie flies is “Fly Tying for Everyone.” In it, I break down essential tying tools and https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/2021/the-fly-that-killed-fly-fishing monthly 0.5 2021-12-27 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1623166466111-G43U5TTAVF361ILKP6CI/Sucker+Spawn+December+2020YOUTUBE+3.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - The Fly that KILLED Fly Fishing?!? - Make it stand out The Sucker Spawn was truly the first fly that nearly KILLED fly fishing for me. It’s a simple pattern that I originally tied for steelhead…but other species couldn’t resist. I talk about this fly specifically in this video: The Fly that KILLED Fly Fishing! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1623165191124-E0A75HPEMAFXX0DRN722/Mop+fly+2020.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - The Fly that KILLED Fly Fishing?!? - Make it stand out Here it is, THE Mop fly! Over the years, this pattern has really caused a mix of emotions for fly tiers and fishers alike. Many exclaim, “Can’t stop the Mop!” whereas others won’t even acknowledge its existence. Where do you fall on this scale? https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1623166161667-RUVN7NVVSHC2L72NDR55/Steel+Tim+Angelo+petting+steelhead+2019.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - The Fly that KILLED Fly Fishing?!? - Make it stand out There’s a strong likelihood that this steelhead (seen here being “petted” by Angelo!) took a Micro Mop fly, a smaller version of the original. This jig fly is great to use with fish that see it all, including those in pressured tailwaters, spring creeks, and delayed harvest sections with special regulations. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1623165781297-9E6Z55YC75V6I3VN4X90/Black+Ghosts+post.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - The Fly that KILLED Fly Fishing?!? - Make it stand out There are many versions of the Black Ghost, but my favorite includes a white marabou wing with peacock swords over top. This has been a deadly pattern for me over the years, and one that my Uncle John doesn’t like talking about (p.s. please don’t tell him I have a YouTube video of it!). https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/2021/4/13/first-day-of-trout-a-family-affair monthly 0.5 2021-04-16 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1618332611330-YP2UOAI6ESYQAQ7IPLRN/IMG_4725.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - First Day of Trout: A Family Affair! Fly fishing on the first day of trout is the PERFECT family tradition! This day was full of fun and the smiles above tell the story. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1618339637306-70NDF4KN18JZODF0KKLX/DSC00528.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - First Day of Trout: A Family Affair! Heather with a beautiful wild brown trout caught while fly fishing in Central Pennsylvania. After a quick pic, this fish was released to continue feeding on caddisflies! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1618515501455-O7NW8XZCKKD55ELTQVSI/Brown+2+crop.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - First Day of Trout: A Family Affair! The Pennsylvania state fish is a Brook Trout, but when I think of dry fly fishing in Central Pennsylvania, the brown trout is at the top of my list. This wild one fell victim to a well-placed dry fly. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1618515734219-YLVVRLYA04YFT51OLDJM/Sneak+Attack+IG+Marcg+2021.JPG Fly Fishing Blog - First Day of Trout: A Family Affair! Confidence flies make all of the difference, and the Sneak Attack tops my list. The contrast grabs the attention of trout…then they have trouble letting go. Tying tip: Vary the thorax color based on hot spots that you know trout love in your local waters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1618331923812-2COTOG4X2OCJA25WNRPY/FC_20210406_0005.JPG Fly Fishing Blog - First Day of Trout: A Family Affair! Tim Cammisa with a beautiful rainbow trout he landed opening weekend in Pennsylvania. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1618514861238-P2H579JERNI9CC103D0P/DSC00535.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - First Day of Trout: A Family Affair! Fina and I always enjoy meeting up with “Uncle” Chuck Furimsky, a good friend who manages to be one the water nearly every day of the year. Yes, you can guess the first fly he threw: Chuck Nymph! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1618516627599-ZQRBEV5CUYT5T1N4IVXW/X+Caddis+July+2020+LOW+QUALITY.jpeg Fly Fishing Blog - First Day of Trout: A Family Affair! The X-Caddis has been a favorite guide fly for years. The simple tie creates a perfect silhouette on the water, while the CDC underwing ensures movement on the water. This is my favorite dry fly to fish during caddisfly hatches, varying the body color to match the naturals. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1618515597304-VH421R9RFE6L2LNFUZOD/DSC00439.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - First Day of Trout: A Family Affair! Fly fishing with friend Joe Nash, who always plays it cool when landing fish. This rainbow trout was no match for Joe’s skills. Be sure to ask him about that one brown trout, thought. Ha! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1618514741246-BZBL8UYTJY3L0TYG60KD/DSC00484.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - First Day of Trout: A Family Affair! So this may not be a wild brown trout, but it was a hungry one! Notice the water slightly off-color…which didn’t prevent this fish from taking a midge off of the surface! https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing-blog/essential-flies-for-winter-and-early-spring monthly 0.5 2021-12-27 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1616668178925-DUR1JSHFPSGPHJT5XRRS/Beach+and+Pats.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Essential Flies for Winter and Early Spring When temperatures vary, don’t be afraid to throw both large and small patterns. The Beach Body Stone, created by Fly Fishing Team USA member Josh Miller, is prone to fooling large fish in fast moving water. This variation combines the slender Beach Body with a Pat’s Rubber Legs…now we just need a name for it! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1616584490908-RWHQW4ZMHS5WC6O58S5X/Egg+fly+yolk+McFly+Dec+2020+Mayfly+Project.jpg Fly Fishing Blog - Essential Flies for Winter and Early Spring Egg patterns are effective all year long, but especially during the winter and early spring. Valued as a high protein item, trout can’t resist an easy meal drifting freely towards them. When tying in smaller sizes, I prefer McFly Foam. 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In this video, I share the "BEST" Squirmy Wormy yet! ;-) This version adds Orthodontic Elastics, giving you the ability to quickly insert new Squrimy material once those fish have torn apart your old one. The video ask for your opinion of this technique, and be sure to give insight behind your answer. As always, this is a pattern that catches many species of fish, and we discuss situations and setup for fishing the infamous Squirmy Wormy. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1612956799048-8AGB2WIYPSSJCUQTWXXS/image-asset.jpeg Guide Flies B - BEST Squirmy Wormy Yet?!? In this video, I share the "BEST" Squirmy Wormy yet! ;-) This version adds Orthodontic Elastics, giving you the ability to quickly insert new Squrimy material once those fish have torn apart your old one. The video ask for your opinion of this technique, and be sure to give insight behind your answer. 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As always, this is a pattern that catches many species of fish, and we discuss situations and setup for fishing the infamous Squirmy Wormy. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1613909984594-YAKE3PW6MWFUDBX4AZ2K/image-asset.jpeg Jig Nymphs B - BEST Squirmy Wormy Yet?!? In this video, I share the "BEST" Squirmy Wormy yet! ;-) This version adds Orthodontic Elastics, giving you the ability to quickly insert new Squrimy material once those fish have torn apart your old one. The video ask for your opinion of this technique, and be sure to give insight behind your answer. 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Typically easy to tie and using few materials, these are the patterns we teacher newer tiers and place on the tippet of beginning fly fishers. Call them confidence flies, guide flies, go-to patterns…whatever. Just use them! The fly featured here is a Utah Killer Bug, a variation of Frank Sawyer’s classic nymph. With few materials, this is a pattern nearly anyone can tie, plus the addition of a jig hook and slotted bead help to keep this pattern from snagging while fishing moving water. To see some of my favorite guide flies, click the link below. https://www.troutandfeather.com/contact daily 0.75 2024-11-21 https://www.troutandfeather.com/mayflies daily 0.75 2015-07-24 https://www.troutandfeather.com/caddisflies daily 0.75 2015-08-09 https://www.troutandfeather.com/mayfly-nymphs daily 0.75 2026-02-20 https://www.troutandfeather.com/caddisfly-nymphs daily 0.75 2021-02-07 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1612652779354-HKO1C3IKFMWRUE6XFXEN/Pecc+1.JPG Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae - Caddisflies Mayflies may get the attention, yet caddisflies are in abundance on the majority of moving waters. There are four stages of this prolific insect and those videos below show imitations of the larva and pupa stages...two of my favorite ones to fish! An easy style to mimic the pupa stage features a jig hook and slotted tungsten bead (matte black, a FAVORITE!). Other materials include Coq de Leon tailing fibers, synthetic Peccary body, and a CDC wing. Fish, we’re ready! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1612655044967-XGUQ9CJC1UZ0EUIYOQ4P/Killer+Bug+August+2020+Semperfli.jpg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae - Keep it SIMPLE! With caddis larvae, I’ve had less with the “less is more” Mantra. A generic fly that can represent multiple insects, like the Utah Killer Bug shown here, are patterns that I keep returning to. Tie these generic styles in a few popular colors (brown, tan, caddis green, and black), and you’re be good to go! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1612655213499-8E1WN1FMGE7ZWYI6LN38/Brown+in+NC.jpg Caddisfly Larvae and Pupae - Fishing Caddisflies What makes these so much fun? First, fish are active and willing to chase; seeing flashing trout puts me on a mission! Next, caddisflies tend to be a dominating hatch, and the fish key on them. This is to our benefit, as nothing is worse than fly fishing during a masking hatch, leaving us unsure what the fish are eating. Euro nymphing is my favorite approach for this style, and an easy way to fly fish the beginning caddisfly stages is to use a heavier larva fly as your point, then a lighter pupa for the dropper pattern. With that setup, you can fish in multiple water columns and get rewarded like I was with this gorgeous wild brown trout. Want to learn the setup? Contact me below, thanks! https://www.troutandfeather.com/stonefly-nymphs daily 0.75 2016-12-15 https://www.troutandfeather.com/attractor-nymphs daily 0.75 2020-06-20 https://www.troutandfeather.com/jig-nymphs daily 0.75 2024-09-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1611499239355-S1ZRYSP7SJMUTFX0UI6G/image-asset.jpeg Jig Nymphs - Egan’s Rainbow Warrior Created by Fly Fishing Team USA member Lance Egan, the Rainbow Warrior is now being featured on a jig hook. Paired with a slotted tungsten bead, this pattern tends to write hook point up, thereby getting fewer snags. Look closely at this style of fly, as you’ll see a wide hook gap, slender body and a tight thorax, all characteristics of Euro nymphs. I frequently am asked to compare these with Czech nymphs, with the latter tending to have much more weight in order to nearly drag on the bottom. Returning to the Rainbow Warrior, Lance designed this fly to be fished in clear tailwater rivers, not what you’d expect from such a flashy pattern. Picky fish love this fly, and many others like it, thus be sure to have some of these in your box at all times! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/50ab98ac-ecff-49b2-a12f-8f959634ca05/Perdigon+Winter+2021.jpg Jig Nymphs - Perdigon Talk about a minimalist pattern! Tied with few tail fibers and a slender body, Perdigons are known to cut through the water and get to the desired depth quicly. Some also have hot spots; this one features a fluorescent thread thorax. Into tying Perdigons? Check some of the videos below. Prefer to buy your flies? Check my friend Devin Olsen’s fly shop for lots of recommended Perdigons: CLICK HERE Which Perdigon style should you start with? I recommend two versions, one flashy and the other subtle. The fish will tell you which they prefer, and my general rule is: Fast water = Tinsel-bodied Perdigons are attention grabbers and entice fish to eat. Slower water = Muted thread=body Perdigons are more realistic, an excellent choice for technical fish. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1594236328630-I7VCHCA31PH2SGH3EV9E/Improved+Zebra+Midge.jpeg Jig Nymphs - Improved Zebra Midge It’s tough to improve a classic, yet this version of the Zebra Midge has done so! Shared with my by Competitive Angler owner Jake Adamerovich, the Improved Zebra Midge adds a hint of sparkle to the tail, plus UV resin to strengthen the overall pattern. Placed on a jig hook with a slotted tungsten bead, this little pattern has the ability to pull some large trout from the depths of both moving and stillwater. A key for this pattern is to keep the overall profile slender, thus I recommend using a fine diameter thread, such as Semperfli 18/0 Nano Silk. GSP thread is perfect for this application, as there is little build-up…yet it is STRONG and perfect for all levels of tiers. Euro nymphs come in all sizes, as this one definitely resides on the smaller size in my fly boxes. From a #16 - #22, be sure to vary the colors based on those that work in your local waterways. 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He has spent over a decade creating educational fly fishing and fly tying content and regularly presents at events such as The Fly Fishing Show, the International Fly Tying Symposium, and fly fishing clubs across the country. *Author of Fly Tying for Everyone and Tying Euro Nymphs *Former guide and educator with 100+ in-person and virtual presentations *Hosts fly fishing trips to destinations including Iceland and Alaska https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1657559078712-VFIRJ6BUOS2XJ81DKT0Q/IMG_8607-3.jpg Speaking - Make it stand out Fly fishing is a passion of Tim’s, as evidenced by him traveling around the world to catch trout like this one. Tim specializes in fly fishing with flies that he tied himself, all meant to imitate insects, bait fish, or whatever the fish are eating! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1588198018562-5LZD1UMOEB0699BZ9AQU/Denver+FFS+Featured+Tier+2020.jpg Speaking https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1456832844232-UHPN4C6FJ4ISOPBMH9B5/Pic+tying+in+NM.jpg Speaking https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1456833119611-4WF2H28F4BXUOCPRGWYP/Tying+in+NM.jpg Speaking https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1540670849284-3HJVDOOIJHBLNG5EB9FT/IFTS+all.jpg Speaking https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1546427358006-DMFODOI2NR2UJ64EJGD5/Featured+Tier.JPG Speaking https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1546427398183-MQ17PGH6RLJBYREKHXCQ/11.JPG Speaking https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1481809326455-XK518HVJI1JD3H1FKFQ1/IFTS+3.jpg Speaking https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1481809332188-SUJ264UYKBI2787O5TXW/TCTC+2016+1.jpg Speaking https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1481809756351-7DKJYQJL53V7K12BBE2D/IFTS+4.jpg Speaking https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1546427363454-GJI83G9X7P9V73DWGQAI/Tying+in+class.jpg Speaking https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1481809334091-D1575MSZVVV6DXK2OI1M/TCTC+2016+2.jpg Speaking https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1481809318470-AK5350F5QZJO4AMIB45R/IFTS+2.jpg Speaking https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1457437510004-JWYQXH4YXOCN83CQP86G/Will+tying.JPG Speaking https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1481809318396-MH4TLWSG43AHVMXT8WP3/IFTS+1.jpg Speaking https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1546427363174-6KGONPKIQZBWS8MSRE4U/IMG-1241.JPG Speaking https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-fishing daily 0.75 2025-07-01 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1612355280906-SDB84NLIAJUYN5GCD2WY/Brown+trout.jpg Fly Fishing Blog Catching Ice Age brown trout doesn’t just “happen” overnight. It takes planning, attention to detail, and being intentional with your fly fishing. Through this blog, you’ll be learning about the details I believe are most critical to have an experience like this. https://www.troutandfeather.com/shop-old daily 0.75 2024-09-01 https://www.troutandfeather.com/iceland daily 0.75 2025-09-15 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/982c197b-41cc-4d9c-81a9-b695f0125bd3/Calendar+best.PNG Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - August 4 - 10, 2026 Dates: July 25 - July 31, 2024 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/f4f362a7-d65c-418d-aacb-6e91b99fe86f/Species.PNG Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Atlantic salmon Brown trout Arctic char Sea-run brown trout Sea-run Arctic char https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/a2855c37-aea3-4330-8240-beb87ce76f7a/Skill+level+best.PNG Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - All skill levels https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/e571875e-8961-428b-b42a-570072057794/Tim+Cammisa+Atlantic+salmon+July+2025.jpg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Atlantic Salmon A spectacular Atlantic salmon caught in the Mýrarkvísl River. This river allows for shorter casts, putting the angler at an advantage. With a variety of beats, the Mýrarkvísl River will soon be your favorite. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/d44cd1ea-292a-443f-a782-ba1868544aa2/IMG_7404.jpeg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Make it stand out Nothing beats the experience of catching an Icelandic brown trout, this one caught on a dry fly! Our trip includes fishing the Litlaá River, a spring-fed gem renowned for its crystal-clear water and sight-fishing opportunities for trophy brown trout. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/e5a7bbfd-2ccb-4ac4-a2a2-ff5f16945a36/Iceland+Fishing+Guide+Logo.png Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/0f47aa8f-1cc3-4dd6-8d17-529cbbdbbc94/Sku%CC%81lagar%C3%B0ur+Ho%CC%81tel.jpg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Make it stand out Skúlagarður Hótel rests peacefully along the banks of Iceland’s Litlaá River, surrounded by sweeping views of the wild north coast. Once a historic schoolhouse, it’s now a warm and inviting base for anglers and travelers exploring this remote fishing paradise. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/64385e85-94ab-4c74-9136-a31f26c576d5/IMG_7647.jpeg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Make it stand out Fishing with like-minded anglers nearly guarantees that by the end of the week, we’ve established friendships that last years. It was an honor to fish with everyone in this picture. Speaking of which, EVERY angler in this picture landed at least two Atlantic salmon! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/17fef322-09c2-426e-a7b1-92f5070585c1/Tim+Cammisa+brown+trout+Iceland+2025.jpg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Make it stand out Icelandic brown trout are spectacular fish. Preferred fly fishing methods on the Litlaá River include dry flies and streamers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/e537884d-5663-49f7-8c87-c53a0be541f2/941A3632.png Iceland Fly Fishing Trip Double the Arctic char, double the excitement! The Litlaá River offers anglers a true bucket-list experience, with chances at not just one trophy fish—but two. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/e2d8e7bf-06a4-449d-a470-67d86fc58dfc/IMG_5018-2.jpg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Make it stand out The Litlaá River is alive with sea-run brown trout this time of year—an absolute bucket-list catch that every angler dreams of landing! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/c20c3ba0-3b89-4bc9-82c5-e361d37b25a3/IMG_7611.jpeg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Make it stand out A brown trout “double” in Iceland! Note that even though these fish were caught in the same section, their markings vary considerably. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/cd8ddd68-5edb-4469-863a-7f9ec9b05a33/Jim+Atlantic+salmon+summer+2025.jpg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Make it stand out Holding an Atlantic salmon may seem a dream, but we have the prime week for 2026 on my favorite salmon river in Iceland. Make your dream reality. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/7aeb1de8-b6da-4dc9-b434-6d67f1fd7bc8/Salmon+10.jpeg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Mýrarkvísl Canyon Mýrarkvísl Canyon: Catching an Atlantic salmon in this breathtaking Icelandic setting is unlike any experience in fly fishing! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/7ae827fe-8e09-4fbb-9c6e-c672ac19c27a/IMG_7633.jpg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Make it stand out This is an exceptional Atlantic salmon caught on the fly, a goal that can be achieved in Iceland. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/d3197bfe-318a-4d54-97c5-3f7e186bda01/image11.jpg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Make it stand out Peter Prager with a stunning Litlaá River brown trout, caught on Earthquake Lake! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1693698638040-W6Z1U2LGK7FECUS0VVEO/Geita+char+waterfall.jpg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Quick kiss, then release! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1756651163553-RB1WT8GE6PUTQVRMT5S1/image13.jpg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Earthquake Lake brown trout with Peter Prager https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1693698552592-ILXOD5KLEEQAZK8F0U3Y/Geita+double.jpeg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - A special double, brown trout and Arctic char on the Geitafellsá! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1756653659020-5DCUS83YKTXV9CMMOR7P/Litlaa+lake+fish+jumping.jpg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Fish on at Earthquake Lake! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1756653413775-O929PX8PI0EJIBOBY3MU/image6.jpg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Beautiful Earthquake Lake brown trout! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1726829152821-3V4XI516HX9J1KSMEJJK/IMG_7663.jpeg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Vibrant underside on this Arctic char! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/b54a3387-9f3d-4436-9c70-ede9609f1a9e/Group+pic.jpeg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Make it stand out Headed to the river in Iceland, this group picture includes all of the anglers and guides. Those smiles say it all! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/2b135e52-2420-453b-8a5d-cfaa6169bfe0/Heather+sunset.jpg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Make it stand out Iceland is a bucket list destination and Atlantic salmon are at the top of many fly fishers’ wishlist. On this premiere trip, you have a chance to land one at sunset! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/0aee835f-d5a7-4475-b8d1-7bdc0fffb581/Heather+Arctic+char+Iceland.JPG Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Make it stand out Nothing beats the smile after landing a sea-run Arctic char in Iceland—just ask Heather! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/033e95a9-cbda-4640-bd63-b3597d142a47/image4.jpg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Make it stand out Peter Prager landed this impressive Arctic char on the Litlaá River! Peek over his shoulder—that’s exactly the view waiting for you when you fish here. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1693181504395-RDLGFX7TVKES5SS6HYZT/Brown+1.jpeg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Kiss that brown trout goodbye! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1693086427667-R9IQS6VW5HWG3RPSUH6P/Salmon+1.jpeg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Atlantic salmon bring out the smiles! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1693087001706-WTISSGONKGPVLJK1AY82/Myra+lodge+2.jpeg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Relax in the hot tub between sessions https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1693699229741-3GMWLMKEZTC971T6QW5K/Salmon%2B8.jpg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Iceland Fishing Guide owner Matti shows how it's done! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1693087000992-8TA4DVV950BBE94EQ4O2/Myra+lodge+1.jpeg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - The Mýrarkvísl Lodge interior https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1693086463525-G6XSTTHAPSCQTO3LGELL/Salmon+9.jpeg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Pamela with a phenomenal Atlantic salmon! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1693086496246-PZ9WOJY19Z07MTI7IVFB/Salmon+13.jpeg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Atlantic salmon https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1693181504763-RXIGQSBOX8GFO7GH0G50/Brown+3.jpeg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Atlantic salmon and brown trout heaven! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1693181506095-9X5B3TB0PYRFVO5DEYRS/Brown+4.jpeg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Brown trout caught by Tyler O'Neil https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1756647437322-20A3M8ZZN5GFBNDNMOT6/4C3A2014.jpg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Brown trout on a dry fly! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1693087205742-HIUGB10H60402P75GWAF/4C3A2040.jpg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - The sun gets close to setting in Iceland! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1756654251746-WV7JD98ALKPJLDZC2Q0T/IMG_5999.jpg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Marie with an Arctic char on Litlaa! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1693086515240-NUXC6EJUBG5XJ81RT74A/Salmon+5.jpeg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Matching t-shirts...and Atlantic salmon! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1726829514765-1XJ4LB2N2YRB4GDSD9L0/IMG_7886+copy.jpg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Betty with a beautiful Atlantic salmon! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1693087131564-S8G9Q9T02SHBSCYRJS03/4C3A1775.jpg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Icelandic brown trout https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1756644796921-69H6XFII3611TBZN5CUC/Myra+lodge+3.jpeg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Mýrarkvísl Lodge...and northern lights! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1726829544846-ZL4SKJEP6BYEBU9SJ6JQ/20240728_175829.jpeg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - George with a nice Atlantic salmon before the release! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1693087350382-8EFVDA91RDU05NQD8YZX/Lodge+food+3.jpeg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Desserts are the best part! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1756651026658-T2ZKYN7277VVLNI3JWHL/image13.jpg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Litlaa brown with Peter Prager https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1756291348455-KFUYWWJJ6Q2QQ6DA3TCM/FullSizeRender.jpg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - With a 95 cm Atlantic salmon, Tom is all smiles! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1693181669162-HWV8ZZZTBO570IFZCV1U/Brown+8.jpeg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Brown trout before the release. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1756644999711-5GJDYZPB8EAF06CHGU1F/Sunset+at+the+lodge.jpg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Sunset at the lodge! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1756653707315-ZGS8UADOG4NAWQ0CX3R0/Sku%CC%81lagar%C3%B0ur+Ho%CC%81tel+new.jpg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Skúlagarður Hótel on the water https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1693181670429-S7FYXRRJHNTW9FWHZPD2/Brown+9.jpeg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Happy smiles say it all! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1693087350344-N2XFIH9EGCRIJY0TY0WI/Lodge+food+2.jpeg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Siesta at the lodge https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1693181668630-615JS7H7X631DC0DO0ZG/Brown+6.jpeg Iceland Fly Fishing Trip - Icelandic brown trout https://www.troutandfeather.com/alaska daily 0.75 2025-07-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/982c197b-41cc-4d9c-81a9-b695f0125bd3/Calendar+best.PNG Alaska Travel - August 5 - 12, 2025 Dates: July 25 - July 31, 2024 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/f4f362a7-d65c-418d-aacb-6e91b99fe86f/Species.PNG Alaska Travel - Silver salmon Sockeye salmon Wild rainbow trout Dolly Varden Arctic grayling https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/a2855c37-aea3-4330-8240-beb87ce76f7a/Skill+level+best.PNG Alaska Travel - All skill levels https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/48ba4dd5-a83d-450d-9809-7f9718cc1ad1/IMG_9883.jpeg Alaska Travel - Silver Salmon One of the most fun salmon on a fly rod, silver salmon enter the Mulchatna River in early August. Once there, these fish are aggressive, eating streamers, eggs, and even foam dry flies. They strike with force and fight like crazy, the perfect fish to target in Alaska! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/b3b781f1-54a8-4278-adb6-6c3699b2ba3e/Alaskan+Remote+Adventures+logo.JPEG Alaska Travel - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/197c8ffd-0508-42ca-b6d4-d47ffe1e6dc2/Lodge+interior+2.jpeg Alaska Travel - Make it stand out The lodge is a place to relax, tell stories, tell flies, and more! This window overlooks the Mulchatna River, giving you a view of the incredible Alaskan scenery. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1bab521c-2db2-46f7-a8e1-60446e971629/49th+state+brewing+.jpeg Alaska Travel - Make it stand out After a flight to Anchorage, relax in your hotel room a bit, then as a group we will head to dinner at 49th State Brewing…food & drinks are exceptional! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/139834df-9e07-4ef5-8782-00334b48aff0/Mountain.jpg Alaska Travel - Make it stand out The plane ride over Lake Clark National Park is unforgettable, as your plane flies OVER that mountain you’re looking at. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/3daac678-49bd-4ca7-84de-39b02f0c32a8/IMG_9839.jpeg Alaska Travel - Mýrarkvísl Canyon A silver salmon is the goal for today! Once in the river, there can be THOUSANDS of salmon, so be ready to catch some fish. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/91adbf8d-6d26-44eb-8cba-256da01211e9/Son+Tao+rainbow+trout.jpeg Alaska Travel - Make it stand out Wild rainbow trout in Alaska are fighters, like this one caught by Son Tao. Search for rainbows below the spawning salmon, as they’ll greedily eat the eggs left behind. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/2fbadb75-284f-4ffd-a331-df6f71904d1b/IMG_7956.jpeg Alaska Travel - Make it stand out There will be lots of sockeye salmon in the system during August, and they are a beautiful fish to target and catch. This sockeye was caught on a streamer. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/d225d98b-809a-4216-9d2f-1927d2387e81/4C3A2462.jpg Alaska Travel Looking for a world class fish on the fly? King salmon will still be in the system, be sure to use an 8- to 10-weight! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/f9939b2a-4465-4464-a263-8d19866dadcb/IMG_9862.jpeg Alaska Travel - Make it stand out Catching a double in Alaska is a strong possibility, especially when the silver salmon are throughout the Mulchatna River. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/94bdc35a-3c87-4113-a7cf-8225f3692aaa/Plane+at+lodge.jpeg Alaska Travel - Make it stand out Saying goodbye at the lodge before you begin the incredibly scenic journey back to Anchorage. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/9f6c4c98-f658-4add-9496-6311d556cf7a/Alaska+King+salmon.jpg Alaska Travel - King salmon Catching a King salmon on the fly is the goal in July, this one landed on an 8-weight in a tributary to the Mulchatna River. Unlike other rivers in Alaska, this one provides multiple opportunities for wading…and catching some incredible fish! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1708214696961-LWHLQ2447OV1GB2RYG7C/Bear+with+salmon+LQ.jpeg Alaska Travel - Lunch is served! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1708220677272-HEQILVH6ZD24J3L4I2HL/Rainbow+trout+Moraine.jpeg Alaska Travel - Rainbow trout https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1708214607605-HISXYPRBIOD2F667LFN6/Bear.jpeg Alaska Travel - Just hanging out! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1708220683857-XHVDXPA1D8F6P44VL7UO/Rainbow+double.jpeg Alaska Travel - Wild rainbow trout double https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/b54a3387-9f3d-4436-9c70-ede9609f1a9e/Group+pic.jpeg Alaska Travel - Make it stand out Headed to the river in Iceland, this group picture includes all of the anglers and guides. Those smiles say it all! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/0fe49979-bd75-427f-94bd-a60d3f763956/Alaska+eagle+2.jpg Alaska Travel - Make it stand out Alaska is a bucket list destination. Full of adventure and unbelievable scenery, this experience is unlike any other. While I was fighting a salmon, this eagle decided to say hello! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1724593352001-Z12JT94UJ4USDM3Z12A2/4c3a8593+2.jpg Alaska Travel - Eagles are all over the Mulchatna River! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1708221724132-ZRRJZMKJ6ZXIZ0GU6IUG/Grayling.jpeg Alaska Travel - Gorgeous grayling https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1724593604114-RCCO2QMB97NXF81V9VFH/IMG_8079.jpeg Alaska Travel - Sunrise in Alaska https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1708221629629-YPDL0XQNPLCFOMRD1A1P/4C3A2518.jpg Alaska Travel - Cruising on the river https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1708221639130-5WQIX0LF47M5VS7HI5AB/4C3A2562.jpg Alaska Travel - Alaskan sunset https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1708221749080-YC66I42YLIS4GI5WE4JR/Lodge+interior.jpeg Alaska Travel - Inside the lodge https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1724593638047-LOFIQ6KK7BWUVV6BF9HA/EB296472-1B9A-42FD-BD60-150D7BCEB323.jpg Alaska Travel - Silver salmon https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1708221718295-UDKNV01RM6MUPGAUIJ5L/Dolly+Varden.jpeg Alaska Travel - Dolly Varden https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1708221749090-NOVADGWPL4X3101DUNJR/Lodge+exterior.jpeg Alaska Travel - Lodge view https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1708221846133-1Y39TOFU6783BL7XKIM1/Son+Tao+Silver+salmon.jpeg Alaska Travel - Son Tao with a silver salmon https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1708221766150-1WZHAPUZ0PPM3PBIJBQ7/Plane+landing.jpeg Alaska Travel - Float plane https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1724593911316-BMOZL3ZIG1QLKPIC3URH/IMG_7956%2B2.jpg Alaska Travel - Sockeye in the Koktuli River https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1708221695466-STCUU70AM7KBZ00X8H5J/Alaska+boat.jpg Alaska Travel - Easton traveling on the Mulchatna https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1708221669664-4Y4N95SR0DXMPXSXEDWC/4C3A2742.jpg Alaska Travel - Grayling https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1724593660695-QFZDP88OF8W5VQ8BZCQG/IMG_8065.jpeg Alaska Travel - Swan Lake...beautiful!! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1708221988977-VF44V9KQTIM25LAH2HB3/4C3A2564.jpg Alaska Travel - Outside the lodge https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1708222013124-1QM7N8VUE68Y149EG96B/4C3A2572.jpg Alaska Travel - Post-fishing beverage https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1724593573122-VCH32I9CGKDK2U2CPL8M/IMG_9874.jpeg Alaska Travel - Humpback salmon https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1708221778622-DO4POW95OWN2X5D78IXY/Ryan+Kocherhans.jpeg Alaska Travel - Ryan Kocherhans, the owner https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1708221605475-3IP0SU0RWYA2G6UETKZW/4C3A2404.jpg Alaska Travel - Chum salmon https://www.troutandfeather.com/travel daily 0.75 2026-02-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/d4166918-f82d-4d5c-a40c-d7702db8189b/97705483-0FB0-4485-8DC0-FE1B4295D0AD.PNG Fly Fishing Trips - Make it stand out Some destinations become a home away from home. These are the places I know best—and the ones I choose to share. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/f3704b7e-43d0-4618-88bc-6f3590dafeb0/20240727_091345.jpg Fly Fishing Trips - Client Testimonial Tim Cammisa’s hosted trips to Iceland and Alaska are next level. What sets them apart is how Tim makes you feel like an insider from the moment you arrive. He has access to rivers you’d never find on your own, the right flies for the conditions, and a deep well of knowledge that only comes from years of experience. Whether it's the timing, the techniques, or the little local details, Tim knows what it takes to turn a great fishing trip into an unforgettable experience. If you're looking for more than just a guided trip—if you want a true adventure—you won't find a better host. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/b54a3387-9f3d-4436-9c70-ede9609f1a9e/Group+pic.jpeg Fly Fishing Trips - Make it stand out Headed to the river in Iceland, this group picture includes all of the anglers and guides. Those smiles say it all! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/ab6857e3-28d7-4c06-a886-732135bc3209/Tarpon.png Fly Fishing Trips - Costa Rica Trophy Tarpon Expedition A small-group, high-expectation tarpon week on the Rio Colorado — built for anglers ready for a serious shot at trophy silver. March 29 – April 4, 2026 Trophy Tarpon Rio Colorado, Costa Rica All-inclusive lodge experience • Limited spots https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/80668c50-85f5-40fe-82fb-5d875c1b4b68/Screenshot+2025-06-10+at+8.29.01+AM.png Fly Fishing Trips - Big Skies, Wild Trout: Premier Montana Fly Fishing Date: June 20 - 27, 2026 Target Species: Brown trout, rainbow trout Ideal for: All skill levels Experience fly fishing the way it was meant to be. Drift boat down legendary rivers and wade fish secluded waters — the hidden gems you dream about. Limited availability (8 total rods). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/e571875e-8961-428b-b42a-570072057794/Tim+Cammisa+Atlantic+salmon+July+2025.jpg Fly Fishing Trips - ***Trophy Trip*** Iceland: Land of Fire & Ice! Date: August 4 - 10, 2026 Resident Species: Trophy brown trout and Arctic char Sea-Run Species: Atlantic salmon, sea-run brown trout and sea-run Arctic char Ideal for: All skill levels, EVERY angler landed salmon in 2024 & 2025! Join us for the fly fishing adventure of a lifetime on two of Iceland’s most extraordinary rivers—home to trophy fish and unforgettable memories! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1734182299744-R0BUAXL5LI6PTTAIPFTO/4C3A4802.jpg Fly Fishing Trips - Steelhead in the Lake Erie Tribs! ***Trip is open for deposits*** Date: November 6 - 8, 2026 Target Species: Steelhead Ideal for: All skill levels Join us for an unforgettable fly fishing experience on the famed Lake Erie tributaries—chasing hard-fighting steelhead and making memories you’ll never forget! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/47dd5e35-1fd0-4320-80d9-20126cb0e1cd/4C3A9135+Heather+Cammisa+Photo+Credit+Tim+Cammisa.jpg Fly Fishing Trips - Fly Fish Iceland’s Highlands! ***Trip is open for deposits Spring 2026*** Date: June 16 - 22, 2027 Target Species: Brown trout and Arctic char Ideal for: All skill levels Experience an unforgettable fly fishing adventure in the breathtaking Highlands of Iceland! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/2e233db7-bd00-4d6c-af55-d5a6f0a06723/Alaska+double+Silver+with+Ken.jpg Fly Fishing Trips - Alaska: Fly Fish in the Last Frontier ***Trip is open for deposits spring 2026*** Date: August 3 - 10, 2027 Target Species: Silver salmon, sockeye salmon, Leopard rainbow trout, Dolly Varden, Arctic grayling, and more! 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The river is crystal clear and boasts a healthy population of Ice Age brown trout and Arctic char. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/29b044e6-55d4-49d4-bb2b-fdf05abf71fa/IMG_8647+Rob+Giannino+Photo+Credit+Tim+Cammisa.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Atlantic Salmon Fishing below this waterfall offers the experience of a lifetime. And yes, many beautiful brown trout inhabit those pools! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/a928e064-80d7-463d-a133-68005b7a28f5/Fish+Partner+Logo+2.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/6938bd81-fe0f-4568-88d8-e6a8bedcd706/Highland+Fish+Partner+Lodge.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Make it stand out The Highland Fishing Lodge is surrounded by water and the vast Icelandic landscape. We’ll be fishing out of this lodge all week. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1720810684754-2DC088V1PPMKL239UHT9/Photo+Aug+07+2023%2C+11+42+59+PM.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Hallgrimskirkja Church https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1720810820216-4R9T6WKJFZWBAP4UM453/Rainbow+Street+Iceland+Reykjavik.jpeg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Rainbow Street https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1721145912731-VLBN1UCZ4JD3U5R9FRBJ/Sky+Lagoon.jpeg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Sky Lagoon https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/9e2634b2-d73f-4686-8d07-716608b3be09/hot+dogs+Rejkavik.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Baejarins Beztu Pylsur hot dog stand! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1720810652561-9CVYYIMDZDAYLBUMITYG/Photo+Aug+06+2023%2C+12+21+32+PM.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Harpa Concert Hall https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1720810614321-4Z9Q6PFO9EQD0RKCCGK0/Photo+Aug+07+2023%2C+9+55+08+PM.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Sun Voyager Sculpture https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/2483d5b6-e812-4f58-a7d4-634ba0a3b9b0/4C3A9174.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Make it stand out The spots on the Ice Age brown trout are prolific! This fish chased an articulated streamer, then put up a battle until we could land it on the canyon edge. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/f4e87b1b-d88c-43f0-b4da-bf860b29a96b/Ken+Wade+kissing+char+Iceland+2021.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Make it stand out Holding an Arctic char may seem a dream, but we have a prime week for 2025 in my favorite region of Iceland. Make your dream reality. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/47dd5e35-1fd0-4320-80d9-20126cb0e1cd/4C3A9135+Heather+Cammisa+Photo+Credit+Tim+Cammisa.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Make it stand out Fishing below what many consider to be Iceland’s most spectacular waterfall! This is a remote location that only we have access to. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/749904f8-304b-4a30-a726-2a0813baad6b/IMG_8618.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls Brown trout in the Highlands are simply spectacular fish! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/66a90d5d-38d5-4f9a-89f2-77ab152b15e7/4C3A9566.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Mýrarkvísl Canyon Kaldakvísl River: Catching an Arctic char in this setting in Iceland is unlike any experience in fly fishing! Catching a double is even better, here my friend Rob Giannino and I are all smiles. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/9ba26f5a-6287-42bf-89ee-91803a0adacd/Tim+Arctic+char.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Make it stand out My most memorable Arctic char, caught on the Kaldakvísl River as the sun set. This moment is forever etched in my memory, and I want to help find that moment for you on this trip. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/b54a3387-9f3d-4436-9c70-ede9609f1a9e/Group+pic.jpeg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Make it stand out Headed to the river in Iceland, this group picture includes all of the anglers and guides. Those smiles say it all! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/3b420887-0923-47db-b3a0-fe74f300fc2a/Tim+Cammisa+Header.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Make it stand out Iceland is a bucket list destination, and the Highlands offers solitude, stunning beauty, and unforgettable fly fishing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/fd72509c-0c77-4527-bba9-0822195f31fa/Jerome+Pic+6.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Make it stand out This stunning Icelandic brown trout was landed just downstream from a series of waterfalls in the Highlands! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1720833672254-FR5HSVDVGPK7V9CQR5RX/Tim%2Band%2BOli%2B2022.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - An Arctic char from the Tungnaá River! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1719437414747-TIDTYOXN35MNTTRPW18C/4C3A9409.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Admire the orange underside of an Arctic char. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1721497827993-BBG446L6QI9RK57DMJQS/Jerome+Pic+2.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Arctic char in crystal clear water! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1720004830464-48112SH1G4ID9SPSXMUG/food%2B3.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Yes, you can have seconds! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1719437851508-KBV2IBG202MY8WWMC0OI/4C3A3072.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - This brown trout was fooled by a dry-dropper rig, then pulled me all over the river! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1719438048951-SMXLNEWCZTQX6JTMNEO9/IMG_7096.jpeg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - James and Heidi with an Arctic char double! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1720004742675-RRSQWUBR6XBCM17968MU/food+2.jpeg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - A proper meal after a proper day fly fishing! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1720813351577-KT3JMPW8Y2IHF6W28ROC/4C3A9194.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Heather's first Arctic char https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1720813428868-3MDI92XVESYRODIZ0RNK/4C3A9600.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Rob with a massive 10 lb. Kaldakvísl char https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1719438720956-ZQEIPBEO7JXIX3S604WA/Fish+Partner+Fishing+Lodge+Bathroom.jpeg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - The Highland Fishing Lodge: Bathroom https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1719438721794-VKP6OGEYXCNLMZBZ2T9H/Fish+Partner+Fishing+Lodge+Kitchen.jpeg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - The Highland Fishing Lodge: Dining Room https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/515c17e0-b828-4206-91c9-b6b36e0a8111/Brown+trout+below+waterfall.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Waterfall brown trout! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1720833731596-ZYHMG9FXOJV4EFR4K4IL/Iceland-7509.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - The Secret Waterfall https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1720833770441-SSAKDEITE5XBIFJXULQB/IMG_1517.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Double! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1721497999511-KYT0H7SICELKBSIZY8XC/Jerome+Pic+5.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Waterfall brown trout! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1720809409315-R52FR2HVIC1H7XLYWN13/food%252B4.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Dessert is a favorite time at the lodge! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1720814529308-4WIW5AQTIWLP5W932IRZ/Iceland-7803+Photo+Credit+Black+Mountain+Cinema.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Micro Canyon of Tungnaá https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1720814659765-OOM5MPYJGZPA8L7Y961Q/Iceland-7643.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Big fly, big brown! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1721497799060-12GIC71E9C140Q2BL1LH/Jerome+Pic1.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - All smiles after landing this brown! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1719438721998-V8WL1DMIG899H8TJKW47/Fish+Partner+Highland+Lodge+Living+Room.jpeg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - The Highland Fishing Lodge: Living Room https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1719438720942-N27XF1VMYEKNP8KA0M26/Fish+Partner+Fishing+Lodge+bedroom.jpeg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - The Highland Fishing Lodge: Bedroom https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1721500977328-189T1RAQC3DIM5KIYWZL/Tim+waterfall.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Waterfall relaxing in the Highlands! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1721497909573-KSCUXGSK9Y4KEFM0Y817/Jerome+Pic+3.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Jerome's Ice Age brown trout! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1721497948572-018IPGP2TLBOW2TFNN28/Jerome+Pic+4.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Kaldakvísl Arctic char https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/d411cc9d-f3be-4b74-9b3f-0c2e86a62af7/James+char.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Testimonial James with a beautiful Arctic char. He has enjoyed Iceland so much that he’s been on my trip there twice! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/72133c56-bb1d-49fc-bcbe-478332323e14/Heidi+char.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Memories! Heidi with her Icelandic sweater, holding an Arctic char caught on a fly. Look at the white tips on those fins, gorgeous! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/6acd8198-ff62-4ce6-ae0c-b5bed7edb5c0/Good+luck.jpeg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Have fun! James is always positive and brought so much enthusiasm and good vibes on our trips! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/6fabf3ac-f2a6-4bbe-8854-43eb5244d4f9/Tim+Cammisa+Iceland+1.jpg Iceland: Chasing Waterfalls - Kaldakvísl River: Arctic Char Kaldakvísl River Arctic char are some of the most beautiful fish I’ve caught anywhere in the world. 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https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/e8ccb78d-35a3-45d9-a7e3-a68b4c88ed48/ohiopaday3a7siiic1-64.JPG Steelhead Fly FIshing Trip - Make it stand out Our group trip includes housing at The Lodge, which is just a short walk from Conneaut Creek. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/31e14c74-5b0f-4b47-9d5a-b776251521d2/ohiopaday5a7siiic1-24.JPG Steelhead Fly FIshing Trip - Make it stand out A 10’ 7-weight is the recommended fly rod, and all necessary gear is provided for this hosted experience. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/31ac9825-34a8-43a0-8d48-71ce225298b5/DSC04341.JPG Steelhead Fly FIshing Trip - Make it stand out A Lake Erie steelhead moments before release. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/7bb83b5d-cdf1-4ce2-b280-b00b7c4d4bdc/4C3A4659.jpg Steelhead Fly FIshing Trip - Mýrarkvísl Canyon They call Great Lakes steelhead “chrome” for a reason—fresh fish, silver bright, straight from the lake. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/d6296cfe-fd4d-4247-b0cd-8726be9e06f2/ohiopaday3a7siiic1-15.JPG Steelhead Fly FIshing Trip - Make it stand out Our final day at the lodge incldues breakfast and reflecting on an incredible weekend chasing Lake Erie steelhead. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/f6ea6074-2e60-45c0-8570-6ffa9393592f/348A1473.png Steelhead Fly FIshing Trip - Make it stand out As part of this hosted trip, you’ll have access to some of the region’s best steelhead streams. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1767541582823-VVG7C296B5SY0QGPAY0R/ohiopaday5a7siiic1-14.JPG Steelhead Fly FIshing Trip https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1767544598900-ABXNV5U1IQJUKQDR20BD/IMG_7367.jpg Steelhead Fly FIshing Trip https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1767541582692-56W48TTI3TR3O5JUY9PJ/ohiopaday5a7siiic1-30.JPG Steelhead Fly FIshing Trip https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1767541590813-88Y0WFEEO3D9I8TYZJST/ohiopaday5canonr7-3.JPG Steelhead Fly FIshing Trip https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1767541748189-WDQLV72QMZ7U55H7J5K3/Photo+Feb+05+2023%2C+2+28+10+PM.jpg Steelhead Fly FIshing Trip https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1767541693837-XMAIL5DAUBVRBTPMQANY/IMG_6803.jpg Steelhead Fly FIshing Trip https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1767541759152-FFW8NYCGEZSD14QSSGR3/4C3A4646.jpg Steelhead Fly FIshing Trip https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1767541662948-TCOQTH5YWTI249SS5Y0M/Heather+steelhead+December+2024.jpg Steelhead Fly FIshing Trip https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1767541890802-1HB8JT1VENM911SBIYDX/ohiopaday3a7siiic1-64.JPG Steelhead Fly FIshing Trip https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1767541889511-X8UY38V0ENITP2LVLN47/ohiopaday3a7siiic1-15.JPG Steelhead Fly FIshing Trip https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1767541704218-GCN2QKSZ4YEG1E46SV8Y/IMG_6846.jpg Steelhead Fly FIshing Trip https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/4c0163fe-0a60-4c43-bc27-ae73e7afea9c/Group+pic+Highlands+Iceland+2025.JPG Steelhead Fly FIshing Trip - Make it stand out Smiles all around before hitting the water on one of my recent hosted trips—anglers and guides ready for an unforgettable day! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/64385e85-94ab-4c74-9136-a31f26c576d5/IMG_7647.jpeg Steelhead Fly FIshing Trip - Make it stand out Fishing with like-minded anglers nearly guarantees that by the end of the week, we’ve established friendships that last years. It was an honor to fish with everyone in this picture. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/432e7db9-e57c-481f-8aeb-d030f2b30c3d/Photo+Feb+05+2023%2C+2+28+10+PM.jpg Steelhead Fly FIshing Trip - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://www.troutandfeather.com/steelhead-fly-fishing daily 0.75 2026-01-11 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/7ae53dde-9c26-46fe-8575-d512afb0bbf8/IMG_6803.jpg Steelhead Fly Fishing - Make it stand out This beautiful steelhead is the draw to the Lake Erie tributaries from October through the early spring. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/4ad0d44d-51ad-498a-8440-82b86e05221e/4C3A4802.jpg Steelhead Fly Fishing - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/5874524e-ce17-4e9d-8380-c44aa7a6be54/Eggstasy+Egg.JPG Steelhead Fly Fishing - Make it stand out One of the first flies I use for steelhead involves one of these eggs…fish them with confidence! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/71f9acb0-5dd3-4ff7-b298-40924f69aa56/Sweet+16.jpg Steelhead Fly Fishing - Make it stand out These three nymphs cover the majority of situations I encounter when fishing subsurface. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/a02e99af-b5bf-47d3-90e1-28a2941eb583/Black+Jig+Bugger.jpg Steelhead Fly Fishing - Make it stand out If I had to limit myself to just three streamers for steelhead, these would be the ones I’d carry. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/b8389e9e-839d-4b10-b34e-50f62a024d62/Squirmy+Sept+2020.jpg Steelhead Fly Fishing - Make it stand out Call them ‘junk flies’ if you want—I never fish without them. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/dfe96a5e-0b01-4bdd-8d56-f835718c2cf1/Front+Cover+Euro+Nymphs.jpg Steelhead Fly Fishing - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/bb331efd-bf4e-4c9f-ae93-1195902a191c/Steelhead+Two-Fly+Leader.png Steelhead Fly Fishing - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/8466b45a-d9c6-4bf7-b24b-e84196f586fc/Spring+steelhead.jpg Steelhead Fly Fishing - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/fc5608cf-677b-4e64-8dd2-714790d92be9/Lamson+rods.jpg Steelhead Fly Fishing - Make it stand out A 6-weight is my go-to for steelhead, but when the wind kicks up on Lake Erie beaches, an 8-weight comes out. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/a90cb758-6adc-4b0c-83ce-5d52c124d48d/Egg+fly+yolk+Steelhead+LQ.jpg Steelhead Fly Fishing - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/da5cc5e0-5771-409a-95bb-165eb13f9a3f/4C3A4646.jpg Steelhead Fly Fishing - Make it stand out Clear water makes it easier to spot steelhead. And if you see three fish, there are probably ten there. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/b01bb106-e448-40cb-830c-372dfd7f8475/Heather+steelhead+December+2024.jpg Steelhead Fly Fishing - Make it stand out Heather and the kids with a Lake Erie steelhead from one of our favorite tributaries. Moments like this never get old. https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-tying-guide daily 0.75 2026-02-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/04b4d507-2aeb-4670-b08a-a1613f4d4fd3/Tim+tying.jpg Fly Tying Guide: Patterns, Techniques, Tools & Tutorials - Make it stand out Master the fundamentals at the vise — and the river gets easier. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1575313980984-W1H8V8YWMQKEMA8ZPQZ2/Stonfo+Transformer.jpg Fly Tying Guide: Patterns, Techniques, Tools & Tutorials - Essential Fly Tying Tools Everything you need to get started and tie better flies—from essential tools and thread to hooks, beads, and core materials. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/3787ee9c-4bbb-4aa8-95b4-cc8f6ba8160e/199.jpg Fly Tying Guide: Patterns, Techniques, Tools & Tutorials - Fly Tying Techniques Everything you need to tie cleaner, stronger flies—core methods that improve every pattern, from thread control and pinch wraps to durable finishes. https://www.troutandfeather.com/privacy-policy daily 0.75 2026-01-18 https://www.troutandfeather.com/terms-of-use daily 0.75 2026-01-18 https://www.troutandfeather.com/affiliate-disclosure daily 0.75 2026-01-18 https://www.troutandfeather.com/fly-tying-tools daily 0.75 2026-02-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1575313980984-W1H8V8YWMQKEMA8ZPQZ2/Stonfo+Transformer.jpg Fly Tying Tools: What Actually Matters at the Bench - Make it stand out The Stonfo Transformer is one of my go-to vises. It’s true rotary, holds a wide range of hooks securely in excellent jaws, and has a rock-solid base. Those are the qualities that matter most at the tying bench. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/e592aaa1-e2e4-46ae-b78b-cc047b5dd748/Griffin+supreme.webp Fly Tying Tools: What Actually Matters at the Bench - Make it stand out I use the Griffin Supreme bobbin because it delivers smooth, consistent tension without overcomplicating things. It’s durable, dependable, and doesn’t need to be fancy to work well. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/1647427026349-2U0MVQVIDN45SFEDHGSB/Renomed+Low+quality.jpeg Fly Tying Tools: What Actually Matters at the Bench - Make it stand out At the end of the day, they’re scissors — but this pair from Renomed cuts exceptionally well and adds a touch of craftsmanship to the bench. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/f2bdf055-c51a-4188-832e-4a6190397ed9/Bodkin.webp Fly Tying Tools: What Actually Matters at the Bench - Make it stand out A half-hitch tool, like this one from Hareline, helps you lock in sections of a fly by creating a simple loop of thread. You may already own one without realizing it — many bodkins have a built-in half-hitch cutout on the opposite end of the needle. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/472e91c4-a26a-47f3-88a1-687a02a43a99/Solarez+Bone+Dry+Plus.jpg Fly Tying Tools: What Actually Matters at the Bench - Make it stand out Solarez Bone Dry Plus is my favorite UV resin. It cures fast and makes nearly bulletproof bodies on Perdigons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/81414a76-9888-44d3-a519-2407cf7e971a/Stonfo+Short+spring+hackle+plier.webp Fly Tying Tools: What Actually Matters at the Bench - Make it stand out Stonfo Short Spring Hackle Pliers are easy to handle and incredibly forgiving. The best part? That built-in spring protects delicate materials when your fingers move too fast…or the coffee kicks in. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/a76d4a38-12ea-40d3-88db-7991c4bfa585/Lindsay+Simpson+and+vise.jpg Fly Tying Tools: What Actually Matters at the Bench - 5 Essential Fly Tying Tools I recently featured a guest article that walks through essential fly tying tools from a slightly different angle. It’s a great companion read if you’re just getting started. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/18068b4c-8c21-45bb-858d-999c04e97dcf/Renzetti+Hair+Stacker.webp Fly Tying Tools: What Actually Matters at the Bench - Make it stand out There are plenty of hair stackers out there in different sizes and materials. These from Renzetti are simple, well-built, and align hair tips cleanly and consistently — exactly what you want at the bench. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/b9f8be95-b892-44eb-a8ba-b5f2a1619807/Bench+fly+tying+from+above.JPG Fly Tying Tools: What Actually Matters at the Bench - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/753a218a-229b-44e5-9126-5584fda796be/Front+Cover+Euro+Nymphs.jpg Fly Tying Tools: What Actually Matters at the Bench - If You're Serious About Tying The right tools matter. Understanding how to use them matters more. My book, Tying Euro Nymphs, walks through modern patterns step by step — with macro photography and proven confidence flies. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/b1c51649-b899-4524-b2be-bfe284db215e/Tim+tying.jpg Fly Tying Tools: What Actually Matters at the Bench - Make it stand out There’s something special about time at your favorite tying desk — especially when the tools just work. https://www.troutandfeather.com/blowtorch-nymph daily 0.75 2026-03-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/efcb13f5-0258-493b-9403-b69d6a918a17/Blowtorch+Writeup.png Blowtorch Nymph - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/0a24cc56-6c4e-4093-a591-d09b0d063791/4C3A3072.jpg Blowtorch Nymph - How I Fish the Blowtorch Where I tie it on, how I rig it, and why it earns a permanent spot in my fly box — especially when fish need a reason to react. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/934a86a6-35d8-452c-a4a1-1439272eec3a/4C3A8985.jpg Blowtorch Nymph - Rigging Tip Fish it as your anchor fly with a slimmer, more natural pattern above it. Let the Blowtorch grab attention. Let the top fly clean up the cautious eaters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/9c30f05b-9015-413a-9012-2bfa0d9faf96/Confidence+Nymphs.png Blowtorch Nymph - Stop Guessing What to Tie On When the bite slows down, these five Euro nymphs consistently produce. Download the exact patterns I trust on pressured water. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/539b03c0e4b03b72f9cc6fe7/e7b806e1-7238-455e-86fd-26a3228f2d0a/Blowtorch+fly+with+Tim+and+Angelo.jpg Blowtorch Nymph - Make it stand out Central PA brown trout caught on a Blowtorch dropper. 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