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52 Buick Variation Fly Tying Tutorial
The 52 Buick is a classic fly pattern renowned among British Columbia's stillwater anglers for its versatility and effectiveness. Originally designed as a searching nymph, it imitates a range of... -
Phil’s Fork-Tail Devil Fly Tying Tutorial
Phil Rowley has developed countless patterns that excel in our Stillwater fisheries, and I routinely take inspiration from the patterns he ties. The Fork-Tail Devil is a great bloodworm pattern... -
The KC blob is a vibrant, eye-catching fly used in Stillwater fly fishing, especially for targeting trout. It features a dense, bushy body made of Jelly and Slush Jelly from... -
NVO Caddis Pupa Variant Fly Tying Tutorial
The Caddis Pupa, known as the Sedge in Canada, is an essential fly for any angler’s fly box. This particular pattern truly excels in our Stillwater lakes. At the shop,... -
Barr's Bouface Leech Fly Tying Tutorial
The Barr's Bouface Leech, crafted by renowned fly tyer John Barr, is a highly effective and versatile fly pattern. Designed to mimic the lifelike movements of leeches, it proves irresistible... -
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... -
Powder Damsel Fly Tying Tutorial
The Powder Damsel is quite a basic fly in terms of its materials list, but don’t let that fool you, it’s an excellent imitation of a damselfly nymph. It can... -
Depth Charge Deep Water Chironomid Fly Tying Tutorial
A good deep-water chironomid pattern is a must-have in your fly box. What makes this chironomid a “deep-water” fly? The materials and colors it is tied with help it stand... -
Fall Fly Fishing Interior Lakes of BC
The leaves are turning colour, the days are getting shorter, the mornings are becoming crisper and the smell of Fall is in the air! This is an outstanding time of... -
Fly Fishing Interior Lakes: The Summer Doldrums Edition
The dog days of summer are usually associated with prolonged hot, sunny, dry, warm weather that usually results in tough times on the interior lake fishing front… or maybe not!...
