Top Trout Flies for Fall Fly Fishing: Selection and Techniques
Before the winter months, the trout move into deeper pools and start feeding hard … Read more
Before the winter months, the trout move into deeper pools and start feeding hard … Read more
This article isn’t going to change that myth, but if you follow our advice on … Read more
The Redfish may not be as explosive and visual as the Tarpon or as … Read more
Winter fly fishing, what do you think of when you hear these words? For … Read more
The warmer waters from spring-fed rivers and tailwaters mean that winter trout remain active … Read more
The Pheasant Tail is probably one of the most iconic nymph fly patterns ever … Read more
The midge pattern is a fly that all anglers should have in their fly … Read more
I’ve had one of the scissors on this list for just over 2 years … Read more
Woolly buggers are one of the most versatile flies in fly fishing. You can … Read more
The gurgler fly is a versatile foam fly pattern that will catch any species … Read more
The marabou jig or jig bugger is often referred to as a hybrid of … Read more
The early black stonefly nymph is a classic fly fishing nymph pattern that imitates … Read more
Dating back to the 1830s, the Royal Coachman Fly has been around for almost … Read more
The copper john is probably one of the most popular modern-day fly creations. First … Read more
Designed and tied to imitate midge larvae and the emerging pupa. Many traditional nymph … Read more
The Wooly Bugger is probably one of the most well-known flies in the fly … Read more
The San Juan worm is one of those flies that will always be at … Read more
Lee Wulff is probably one of the most famous fly fishing personalities of our … Read more
A Damselfly nymph is mainly found in the slower-moving waters of large pools in … Read more
The Elk hair caddis is one of the oldest and most popular dry flies … Read more
There is a lot to learn and get right to be successful in fly … Read more
When it comes to fly fishing, you can never have enough flies in your … Read more
Buying flies is a constant in fly fishing and knowing where to find the … Read more
Starting with a fly tying kit is the easiest way to get up and … Read more
Having a good pair of hackle pliers is like having an extra hand. You … Read more
I’ve been tying flys for over 15 years now and have been through a … Read more
A fly tying whip finish tool is a special tool designed to help you … Read more
A lot of newbie fly tyers will look at the thread last, thinking it … Read more
Catching a fish on a fly that you’ve tied yourself is one of those … Read more
If you’re looking for advice to buy the right streamer fly box you’ve come … Read more
Whether you’re new to tying your own flies for fly fishing or you’re an … Read more
When you think about fly tying, you might get caught up in the details … Read more
If you’re anything like me, you love tying your own flies. But focusing on … Read more
When it comes to choosing the best fly box, it can be confusing to … Read more
After years of tying my own flies and late-night debates with the team, we … Read more
Originally called the Clouser Deep Minnow and developed by Bob Clouser, a Royalton, Pennsylvania … Read more
The Parachute Adams is probably one of the most popular dry flies in fly … Read more
The Muddler Minnow is one of those streamer patterns that should always be in … Read more
The blue winged olive mayfly (Genus Baetis) is one of the most commonly found … Read more