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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.... -
Jigged Copper John Fly Tying Tutorial
Looking for a go-to nymph that just works? The Copper John is a must-have in any trout angler’s box. With its wire-wrapped body and bead head, it sinks quickly getting... -
Zucchini Chironomid Fly Tying Tutorial
The Zucchini is a well-known BC chironomid pupa pattern developed by BC Flyguys. This is a popular variation that anglers like Brian Chan also fish. It’s meant to imitate emerging... -
Blue Dun and Black Rib Chironomid Fly Tying Tutorial
There is no such thing as too many variations of grey chironomids in the box and this is one that I like to keep close by whenever I am on... -
The Mop Fly has been around for a while now and it has gained a reputation as a “fish Catcher”. In some circles it is looked down on and thrown...
