How to tie The Ol’ Rusty
“…” – Max Pavel Ingredients, Tools & Recipe Hook – Ahrex TP610 (Size 1 & 2) Weight – Tungsten Coneheads … Continue reading How to tie The Ol’ Rusty
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How to tie The Stinger Clouser
“The Stinger Clouser is a fantastic baitfish pattern for many fresh and saltwater species. Not only is it an easy … Continue reading How to tie The Stinger Clouser
How to tie The Atomic Stone
“This large Stonefly Nymph is one of my favorites! It is dark and heavy and brings a lot of fish … Continue reading How to tie The Atomic Stone
How to tie The Mono Midge
“The name “Mono Midge ” applies to this ultra simplistic pattern in a few ways. It is constructed in Monofilament, … Continue reading How to tie The Mono Midge
How to tie Joe’s Mini Crayfish
“If you know, you know. This mini crayfish jig is responsible for taking some of the largest wild trout I’ve … Continue reading How to tie Joe’s Mini Crayfish
How to tie The Batwing Emerger
“More and more patterns these days are converting and utilizing jig style hooks. Whether you are fishing Euro/Tight line nymphing … Continue reading How to tie The Batwing Emerger
How to tie The Big Eyed Semperfli Mouse
This Sempermouse has many rigorous hours of R&D that went into its creation. Steve (Fellow AvidMax Fly Guru) and I … Continue reading How to tie The Big Eyed Semperfli Mouse
How to tie The Jigged Iron Sally
“More and more patterns these days are converting and utilizing jig style hooks. Whether you are fishing Euro/Tight line nymphing … Continue reading How to tie The Jigged Iron Sally
How to tie The Dirty Bug Softie
“This fly is a mash-up of some of my favorite fly tying materials and aspects of fly design; pheasant tail, … Continue reading How to tie The Dirty Bug Softie
How to tie The Utah Killer Bug
In this week’s episode of Tying Tuesdays, watch as Brady ties The Utah Killer Bug. “The famed Utah Killer Bug … Continue reading How to tie The Utah Killer Bug