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Casey's Balanced Damselfly Nymph Fly Tying Tutorial
Check out Casey’s Balanced Damselfly Nymph! This fly stands out with its large, prominent eyes and a soft marabou tail that gives it lifelike, irresistible movement. The dubbed thorax and... -
Black & Silver Humongous Booby Fly Tying Tutorial
Today we’re tying the Black and Silver Humongous Booby, a pattern that came out of the UK stillwater scene. It gets its name from its oversized profile and large floating... -
Grey Boy Chironomid Fly Tying Tutorial
The Grey Boy is another grey colour combination of chironomid that is very popular in our BC Stillwater fishery. The grey colour imitates a pupa that hasn’t “gassed up” to... -
Big Daddy Shiner Fly Tying Tutorial
Shiner patterns are getting more popular for our Stillwater fisheries in BC and for good reason. -
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... -
Galaxy Wotsit Fly Tying Tutorial
The Galaxy Wotsit works as an attractor fly, using bright colour and movement to trigger reaction takes rather than copying a specific food. They’re best fished either on a full... -
Cutthroat Soft Hackle Jig Fly Tying Tutorial
This is a fly that we primarily use for cutthroat fishing, but it is much more than that for us. We have had great days using this for coho, and... -
Little Fort Leech Fly Tying Tutorial
The Little Fort Leech has been a staple in our stillwater boxes for what seems like forever. It is a very effective pattern for rainbow trout all over the province.... -
Olive Red Butt Bomber Chironomid Fly Tying Tutorial
The "Bomber" hatch draws nearly as much attention from anglers as it does from trout. When these oversized chironomids start emerging, the fishing can be phenomenal, and having a selection...
