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Fly Tying Recipe:(Click the links below to purchase the materials from our store)Hook: #12-16 Tiemco 2457Bead: 3/32" Copper Tungsten BeadThread: Rusty Brown UNI 6/0Flash: Red FlashabouTail: Rusty Brown Pine Squirrel Zonker...
Fly Tying Recipe:(Click the links below to purchase the materials from our store)Hook: #14-16 JB01 or Daiichi 1150Thread: Yellow 8/0 UNITail: Wooster Paint Brush Fiber or Yellow Mayfly TailsBody: 3...
Materials Needed:Hook: #12-18 Daiichi 1760Bead: 7/64" White Brass Or Tungsten BeadWeight: .010 Lead WireThread: White UTC 70Body: 3 Brown and 2 Orange Strands of SuperhairThorax Thread: 8/0 Black ThreadThorax:...
There are some things in fly tying that have just become common knowledge—givens. As fly tiers, we are all guilty of defaulting to these proven methods and techniques to achieve...
Pattern Description:This cool little pattern comes from Greater Yellowstone Flyfishers up in Bozeman, Montana and is sort of a dressed up Hare’s Ear with all the bells and whistles. I’ve...
Materials Needed:Hook: #18-22 Tiemco 101Thread: Olive 30-denier Semperfli Nano SilkTail: Blue dun tailing fibersRib: Extra-small silver UTC wireAbdomen: ThreadWingcase: Black ThinSkinThorax: Adams gray Superfine DubbingLegs: Brown Senyo’s Shaggy DubCoating: Solarez...
One of the great benefits of fly tying for an audience is the huge variety of questions I receive. I've always believed the best way to learn something is to...
Working with a good piece of deer or elk hair is one of my favorite simple pleasures. A great piece of hair inspires me with the potential for beautiful flies,...
Some new techniques and materials come onto the fly-tying scene with a bang, and others just materialize slowly over time, becoming more and more common until one day you look...
