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Last Chance Midge Fly Tying Tutorial
This is the Last Chance Midge. The fly I tie on when trout are feeding but refuse everything else. It is slim, subtle, and built to match what fish are... -
Dirty Balanced Leech Fly Tying Tutorial
Most anglers fish leeches under an indicator, but the way the fly sits in the water makes a bigger difference than most realize. The Dirty Balanced Leech is tied to... -
Capilano Lime Bug Fly Tying Tutorial
The Capilano Lime Bug is a movement driven coho fly designed for stripping through canyon pools and deeper runs where salmon tend to hold. Built with a marabou tail, rubber... -
The Infected Scud Fly Tying Tutorial
Most anglers call these pregnant scuds, but the orange coloration often comes from a parasite infection inside the scud. This infection can make the scud more visible and vulnerable, which... -
Cloudy Day Killer Fly Tying Tutorial
The Cloudy Day Killer is designed for low-light conditions when trout rely more on contrast and movement to find food. The dark body creates a strong silhouette in the water,... -
Little Limey Chironomid Fly Tying Tutorial
The Little Limey is a proven stillwater chironomid pattern that imitates a natural midge pupa, one of the most important food sources for rainbow trout. It’s especially effective during the... -
CDC & Elk Caddis Fly Tying Tutorial
The CDC & Elk Caddis is a highly effective dry fly designed to imitate emerging and adult caddisflies. By combining the buoyancy and visibility of elk hair with the natural... -
Two-Tone Simi Seal Leech Fly Tying Tutorial
The Two-Tone Simi Seal Leech is a slim, high-action stillwater pattern designed for strip retrieves. This version features a darker Peacock front section that transitions into a lighter Bronze Peacock... -
Woolly Bugger Fly Tying Tutorial
The Woolly Bugger is a long-time proven pattern that has been catching fish for decades. Simple in design and incredibly effective, it has earned a permanent spot in fly boxes... -
Black and Peacock Fly Tying Tutorial
The Black and Peacock is a simple pattern, but it is a pattern that many anglers rely on. It is considered a true confidence fly, one that consistently catches fish... -
CDC Stickleback Fly Tying Tutorial
The CDC Stickleback is a simple but deadly pattern that imitates one of the most common food sources in lakes and slow rivers. Sticklebacks are small, flashy baitfish, and trout... -
Mini Mess Trout Spey Fly Tying Tutorial
The Mini Mess is a compact trout spey fly designed to shine on the swing. Its soft, flowing materials create natural movement in the water, while just enough flash catches...
