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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.... -
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... -
ASB Backed Herl Mayfly Nymph Fly Tying Tutorial
Chironomids aren't the only insects in our stillwaters that can have that “gassy” shiny appearance. Mayflies can too. This pattern uses a strip of ASB (Anti Static Bag) over the... -
The Mop Fly has been around for a while now and it has gained a reputation as a “fish Catcher”. In some circles it is looked down on and thrown... -
Butlers Bug Dragonfly Nymph Fly Recipe
Dragonfly nymphs are available to trout as a year-round food source. They are a must in your box during the summer months. Dragonflies are vicious predators and the trout know...
