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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... -
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... -
Dirty Little Damsel Fly Tying Tutorial
Fishing a damselfly hatch can be highly productive when the presentation matches what fish are actively feeding on, and the Dirty Little Damsel has proven to be an effective pattern... -
Lazer Chromie Chironomid Fly Tying Tutorial
The BC chironomid community has so many pattern names that it’s hard to keep track! One of our personal favourites is a pattern we like to call the Lazer Chromie.... -
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... -
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... -
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... -
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... -
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...
