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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... -
Easy Chum Fry Variant Fly Tying Tutorial
The Easy Chum Fry Variant imitates a young chum salmon fry, a key food source for cutthroat trout in early spring. When fry are in the water, cutthroat feed hard... -
PB & J Soft Hackle Fly Tying Tutorial
A soft hackle fly is one of fly fishing’s oldest and most trusted river trout fly patterns, and it still works really well today. These flies use soft feather fibres... -
Root Beer Cruncher Variant Fly Tying Tutorial
“Crunchers” are a style of fly that are commonly fished in the UK. They are a very popular category of flies with endless patterns that fit under the name. We... -
Down and Out Steelhead and Bull Trout Streamer Fly Tying Tutorial
The Down and Out Steelhead and Bull Trout Streamer is equally at home tied on the end of your line if you are targeting Char or Steelhead in our local...
