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Olive & Orange Cormorant Fly Tying Tutorial
The Cormorant is one of the most successful stillwater trout flies to come out of the United Kingdom. Originally developed for reservoir fishing, it built a reputation as a dependable... -
Bordon’s Special Fly Tying Tutorial
A true Pacific Northwest classic, the Borden Special was created in the 1960s by Bob Borden for sea-run cutthroat, and it’s been a go-to fly ever since. Its bright pink... -
Hi-Vis Foam Beetle Fly Tying Tutorial
If you've ever fished a beetle fly, you know they catch fish. The problem is actually seeing them. A black beetle can disappear instantly in glare, chop, or low light.... -
The Orange Euphie Fly Tying Tutorial
The Orange Euphie is a simple euphausiid (krill) pattern developed for beach coho salmon and sea-run cutthroat trout. Combining a translucent profile, subtle flash, and lifelike movement, it imitates one... -
Black Cherry Balanced Leech Fly Tying Tutorial
Most balanced leeches are tied in black, maroon, or olive. The Black Cherry Balanced Leech takes a different approach by combining a dark wine body with a subtle purple hotspot.... -
Olive Marauder Fly Tying Tutorial
The Olive Marauder is a large profile bull trout streamer designed for predatory fish that feed on baitfish. Built with natural movement, a broad silhouette, and proven olive coloration, this... -
Fire Coral and Fire Pink FAB Fly Tying Tutorial
The Foam Arsed Blob, better known as the FAB, is one of the most recognizable attractor patterns in stillwater trout fishing. Unlike traditional flies that imitate insects, baitfish, or other... -
Driftline Soft Hackle Fly Tying Tutorial
The Driftline Soft Hackle is a simple and effective Blue-Winged Olive imitation designed for trout feeding on emerging mayflies. Built around a slim olive body and a sparse soft hackle... -
Damn Good Damsel Fly Tying Tutorial
We didn't invent this fly, and we honestly don't know who originally tied it. We've seen similar versions over the years, but this variation has become one of our favourites... -
Olive and ASB Chironomid Fly Tying Tutorial
The Olive and ASB Chironomid is a simple yet highly effective stillwater trout pattern that imitates an emerging chironomid pupa. The slim olive body, subtle flash, and bright gill tuft... -
Limewire Jig Fly Tying Tutorial
This buggy jig fly started out as a modern Carey inspired pattern, but the finished result really leans more toward a caddis pupa style fly than a traditional searching pattern.... -
Chef's Special Chironomid Fly Tying Tutorial
This chironomid has quietly become one of the more consistent patterns in our stillwater box lately. The Chef’s Special combines an amber body, gold holographic rib, and contrasting wire to...
