The ASB Chromie is a highly effective fly pattern that no Stillwater fly angler should be without. This pattern imitates a "gassed up" chironomid pupa that is ascending to the...
Our local lakes provide the perfect fishery for the beginner, intermediate and expert angler alike. Whether it be getting your 3-year-old into their first fish, or just brushing up on...
You don’t need a complex fly to catch a steelhead. Big articulated, multi staged patterns are fun to tie and to fish but they are not the only thing that...
When discussing Chironomids, the pupal stage is often the focus. It's crucial to have some Bloodworms in your Stillwater box to mimic the larval stage of these insects. When the fish...
The IDS (Ice Dub and Squirrel) Leech is a super fishy pattern that can be tied in many colour combinations. While the version demonstrated in the video is ideal for deep-water...
Fishing a Damsel hatch can be phenomenal if you can match what the fish are feeding on and this Dirty little Damsel fits the bill quite nicely in my experience....
This is my favourite pattern to use when I am trying to figure out “what’s working” on a particular lake. It’s a variation of a Carey Special, but I tie...
Chironomid larvae can undergo pupation with various colours on their bodies. A commonly noted variation is a bug with a red butt, which is a result of leftover hemoglobin from...
This is a modified version of Kelly Davison's Coho Bugger, specifically tailored for our nearby waters inhabited by migrating Coho and Cutthroat. Unlike the original, which utilizes a natural grizzly...
The Muddler Minnow has long been a favourite for targeting coho in our freshwater rivers and sloughs. This particular variation features an extra flash in the wing, enticing these fish...
The Purple Violator is a go-to twitching jig for Coho in our local rivers. The combination of colours and the contrast of the silver flash in the tail make it...
This is a variation of a fly that comes from the Sea Trout fisheries of Denmark that loosely translates to the “Glimmer Shrimp.” I like to use this pattern for...
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