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CDC Stickleback Fly Tying Tutorial
The CDC Stickleback is a simple but deadly pattern that imitates one of the most common food sources in lakes and slow rivers. Sticklebacks are small, flashy baitfish, and trout... -
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... -
Mini Mess Trout Spey Fly Tying Tutorial
The Mini Mess is a compact trout spey fly designed to shine on the swing. Its soft, flowing materials create natural movement in the water, while just enough flash catches... -
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... -
Easy Chum Fry Variant Fly Tying Tutorial
The Easy Chum Fry Variant imitates a young chum salmon fry, a key food source for cutthroat trout in early spring. When fry are in the water, cutthroat feed hard... -
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... -
The Gotcha has been a very effective and extremely popular pattern for Bonefish for many years. Designed to imitate small shrimp and crabs, it works especially well on shallow flats... -
Big Daddy Shiner Fly Tying Tutorial
Shiner patterns are getting more popular for our Stillwater fisheries in BC and for good reason. -
PB & J Soft Hackle Fly Tying Tutorial
A soft hackle fly is one of fly fishing’s oldest and most trusted river trout fly patterns, and it still works really well today. These flies use soft feather fibres... -
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... -
What are the advantages and disadvantages of 9’ vs 9’6” vs 10’ Single Hand Fly Rod Lengths?
Question: What are the advantages and disadvantages of 9’ vs 9’6” vs 10’ Single Hand Fly Rod Lengths? TL;DR (Quick Answer): 9’ rods are the most popular all-around choice and...
