“Tricos, like lots of other Mayflies, are often seen in their spinner fall “So simple so “Pure”. Thanks to John … Continue reading How to tie the Pure Midge

“Tricos, like lots of other Mayflies, are often seen in their spinner fall stage. Although these bugs can be quite … Continue reading How To Tie: The Two Wing Trico

“Admit it, even you think this is one juicy looking bug. For some reason, I always think of Scud patterns … Continue reading How To Tie: The Ultra-Violet YUM YUM Scud

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“This is a baetis/attractor fly that just flat out works. Typically this fly is tied on a curved shank scud … Continue reading How To Tie: The Evil Olive

“Semperfli is responsible for a lot of my favorite materials. The Straggle This is a sneaky little midge pattern that … Continue reading How To Tie: Pav’s Pupae Emerger

“Semperfli is responsible for a lot of my favorite materials. The Straggle String is no exception. This material has the … Continue reading How To Tie: The Cluster Midge

The Perpetrator is a wet fly that truly stands out. Not only did it catch my eye when I first … Continue reading How To Tie: The Perpetrator

The Magic is it! I feel like whenever Fluoro Fibre is incorporated into a pattern it really does become magic! … Continue reading How To Tie: The Magic Fly

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