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The Montana Nymph is classic nymph pattern developed sometime in the 1950’s. It remains a favorite today among many trout anglers, as well as Bluegill fisherman. The Montana Nymph is a great bluegill fly and is also deadly on small Bass and Crappie. No one really knows Continue reading “Montana Nymph Fly Tying Video Instructions”
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The Morrish Mayday is a wonderful small mayfly pattern. The Mayday can be tied in several color variations, which can imitate specific mayflies. It sits flush to the water and has a very buggy profile. The large upright wing makes the fly very visible to the Continue reading “Morrish Mayday Fly Tying Video Instructions”
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The Royal Wulff is THE classic dry fly. Even a non fly fisherman can recognize this iconic pattern. The Royal Wulff does not imitate a specific insect. It is actually classified as an attractor pattern. Meaning that the fish are simply eat it out of reaction or attraction. Continue reading “Royal Wulff Fly Tying Video Instructions”
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The Sparkle Pupa is a wonderful caddis emerger pattern. It was developed by Gary LaFontaine in the 80’s and the fly continues to be a favorite among many anglers. The Sparkle Pupa’s success is mainly due to the “bubble” of sparkle Continue reading “Sparkle Pupa Video Fly Tying Instructions”
Possibly one of the best benefits I have working in the fly fishing industry is the access to cool new products. Most of you fly fisher people out there have probably now become familiar with the new Tacky fly boxes over the last year or so. Winning best of show at the 2015 IFTD show (International Fly Tackle Dealer), for their fly boxes as well as numerous other awards. Tacky has quickly become a well known name, thanks to their unique products. As soon as we got these in our shop and on our website I had to pick up a couple to see what they were all about. Anxious to get them on the water and in action, I wanted to share my initial thoughts after loading them up with flies. Continue reading “Tacky Fly Boxes: How They Changed The Way I Store My Flies”
