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Sparkler Boobie Fly Tying Tutorial
The Sparkler Boobie is a flashy and versatile pattern that can be fished as both an attractor and a baitfish imitation. The Sparkler Boobie combines buoyant foam eyes with a... -
Purple Pulse Fly Tying Tutorial
The Purple Pulse is a versatile freshwater coho fly designed to trigger aggressive strikes with a combination of movement, profile, and subtle flash. Purple has long been an effective but... -
Ember Caddis Pupa Fly Tying Tutorial
The Ember Caddis Pupa is our take on an October Caddis imitation designed to get down quickly and stay in the strike zone. Built with a brass bead and lead... -
CDC X Caddis Fly Tying Tutorial
The CDC X Caddis is a simple variation of the classic X Caddis designed with fast water in mind. By incorporating a small amount of CDC beneath the wing, this... -
Purple Flash Perdigon Fly Tying Tutorial
In this fly-tying tutorial, a Purple Flash Perdigon is tied using a simple combination of materials that create an incredibly effective trout nymph. Inspired by the popular Gasolina Perdigon, this... -
The 6 Pack has been a staple in our fly box for as long as we've been fly fishing. While it isn't a pattern we fish on every trip, it... -
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... -
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... -
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... -
Casey’s Stillwater Searcher Fly Tying Tutorial
This is a good pattern to use when you are trying to figure out “what’s working” on a particular lake. It’s a variation of a Carey Special, tied with more... -
Casey's IDS Leech Fly Tying Video and Recipe
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...
