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Search fly tying materials and tools One of my favourite patterns for when the fish won’t have anything bright and prefer something more buggy and natural looking. Hook: Sprite barbless streamer S2200 # 8 Tying thread: Dyneema 55 or GSP … Continue reading How to tie a Hares ear muddler
Search fly tying materials and tools Black deer hair flies have been used for decades here in Scandinavia for night fishing in salt water for sea run browns, heres one of my favorites, the marabou muddler. Hook: Mustad S74 Salt … Continue reading How to tie a black marabou muddler
Search fly tying materials and tools A very beautiful little pattern that is my take on the strawman cased caddis larva pattern. All you need is natural deer hair, a single grey partridge hackle and a little patience, to create … Continue reading How to tie the strawman
Search fly tying materials and tools A quick but effective pattern for one of the last large bugs of the year. An easy tie with a couple of good techniques that can be used in other patterns. Hook: Mustad R43 … Continue reading How to tie the October Caddis
Search fly tying materials and tools Over the past few days I have been tying up an order of several dozen traditional dry’s with mallard slip wings. I have found this extremely therapeutic , almost Zen like! But tying slip … Continue reading How to tie Mallard slip wings dry fly
Search fly tying materials and tools A simple yet extremely effective pattern that is easy to tie, but commands a little technique. A Deer hair drake with a parachute hackle that will float all day long and fool the most … Continue reading How to tie a deer hair drake
Search fly tying materials and tools The most popular dry fly in the world with a spun deer hair body! Could it get any better? The full tutorial on tying the Adams irresistible. Hook: Mustad R30 # 10 Tying thread: … Continue reading How to tie Adams irresistible dry fly
Search fly tying materials and tools During late summer & autumn large numbers of crane flies begin to hatch and loose the battle against the elements and end their life on the water as trout food. This daddy long legs … Continue reading Deer hair daddy long legs dry fly
Search fly tying materials and tools Clarkes All Purpose Emerger is without doubt one of my absolute most productive trout & grayling patterns. Tied on a # 12,14 or 16 hook, as here, it makes a fantastic caddis pupa but … Continue reading How to tie Clarkes All Purpose Emerger
Search fly tying materials and tools A great little skating caddis pattern from Charlie Craven, tied with elk hair. The forward wing pushes a whole load of water when its pulled through the surface. Buy MUSTAD signature hooks on AMAZON:Buy … Continue reading How to tie screaming banshee caddis
Search fly tying materials and tools A little twist on a well known classic with a couple old but good techniques. One of my most productive streamers, especially for sea run browns. Hook: Mustad S71 # 4 Thread: Dyneema Tail … Continue reading How to tie Grizzly Muddler streamer
Search fly tying materials and tools The second technique for tying a deer hair parachute hackle with an extremely buggy effect, that will float all day long and then some. Buy MUSTAD signature hooks on AMAZON:Buy VENIARD product on AMAZON:Fly … Continue reading Deer hair hackle suspender midge
Search fly tying materials and tools A delta wing caddis with an interesting body technique that can be put to good use in many other caddis patterns. With split wings and a segmented body, that is still encased in the … Continue reading How to tie Delta wing caddis dry fly
Search fly tying materials and tools This skater pattern from Al Troth is a simple pattern but demands a little practice. Only two small clumps of elk rump hair tied back to back make this almost unsinkable. Not only a great attractor when fished as a skater, but also a formidable Daddy long-legs imitation for late summer. Buy MUSTAD signature hooks on AMAZON:Buy VENIARD product on AMAZON:Fly tying tools and materials shop TRIDENT:Buy SIMMS fishing products:EPIC water filters Very useful thing when fishing:Trouts fly fishing Premier Fly Shop & Outfitter:Polarized fishing sunglasses RHEOS 55$:TheRiversEdge flyfishing shop – Bozeman Montana:Buy … Continue reading Tying the Troth Super Skater
Search fly tying materials and tools One of my little deer hair patterns that is super easy to tie. All you need is a hot spot tag and a deer hair dubbing loop, for an effective pattern that floats high … Continue reading How to tie Egg laying caddis dry fly
Search fly tying materials and tools A simple but realistic extended body technique, that will give any mayfly dun or spinner pattern that little extra. If you enjoy watching the videos please like & subscribe to my YouTube channel. Your … Continue reading How to tie extended mayfly bodies
Search fly tying materials and tools A little tutorial for choosing and prepping buck tails for best results. This short video will show you how to get the most out of your buck tail, and choose the right hair from … Continue reading Choosing and prepping buck tail
Search fly tying materials and tools A little tutorial on how to choose the right deer hair and tie a comparadun wing. Hook: Mustad R30 #12Tying thread: DyneemaWing: Natural deer hairTail: Elk hairBody: SuperFine dubbing If you enjoy watching the … Continue reading How to tie Comparadun wing tutorial
Search fly tying materials and tools Another deer hair tutorial this time for a detached body. This body technique can be used for all types of detached bodies, daddy’s, midges, caddis flies etc. So give it a go and put it to good use. Thanks for watching and please remember to subscribe to the feather benders You Tube channel: Buy MUSTAD signature hooks on AMAZON:Buy VENIARD product on AMAZON:Fly tying tools and materials shop TRIDENT:Buy SIMMS fishing products:EPIC water filters Very useful thing when fishing:Trouts fly fishing Premier Fly Shop & Outfitter:Polarized fishing sunglasses RHEOS 55$:TheRiversEdge flyfishing shop – … Continue reading How to tie detached deer hair body mayfly.
Search fly tying materials and tools This little streamer has proven extremely effective in salt water for sea trout in the spring. The combination of weighted eyes and deer hair head give it a attractive muddler effect for sea trout that are feeding A la carte… Thanks for watching and please remember to subscribe to the feather benders You Tube channel: Buy MUSTAD signature hooks on AMAZON:Buy VENIARD product on AMAZON:Buy COSTA Del Mar sunglasses for fly fishing:Fly tying tools and materials TRIDENT FREE SHIPPING OVER $20 USA:Buy SIMMS fishing products:Buy YETI Coolers. Free ground Shipping:EPIC water filters Very … Continue reading Tying the deer hair gobi streamer
Search fly tying materials and tools This is a pattern designed to show the pure versatility of deer hair! Tail, spun body and hackle all made from deer hair and nothing more. Three deer hair techniques that will for sure … Continue reading Tying the deer hair irresistible dry fly
Search fly tying materials and tools I have had so many questions regarding the correct deer hair for tying the streaking caddis that I have made this little tutorial on deer hair and prep for the streaking caddis. Buy MUSTAD … Continue reading Deer hair prep for streaking caddis
Search fly tying materials and tools Another deer hair technique that shows you how to make spun deer hair bodies with the use of a dubbing loop. Learn more about deer hair materialUltimate guide to deer hair part 1Ultimate guide … Continue reading Spinning deer hair in a dubbing loop
Search fly tying materials and tools This is one of the best searcher patterns that will bring even sluggish fish up from the bottom. Easy to tie and even easier to fish. Tied with only one material, good old deer … Continue reading How to tie The Sedge Hog dry fly
Search fly tying materials and tools My Shove, Shave, Singe and Sand technique for the tightest deer hair bodies.Probably the most frequent question I am asked at shows and demos is how do I get my small deer hair … Continue reading Shove,Shave,Singe and Sand Technique for deer hair bodies
Search fly tying materials and tools This is a quick and simple parachute technique that requires only deer hair and Bug Bond. Hook: Mustad C49 Tying thread: Dyneema Body: Moose mane hair Hackle: Roe deer hair and Bug Bond Thorax: Underfur from deer or moose winter coat. Trident Fly Fishing | Shop the largest selection of fly fishing and fly tying products on the planet. 1. Secure your emerger hook in the vice with as much of the bend clear of the jaws. See CanCooker’s line of indoor/outdoor cooking gear at cancooker.com. Great for Fly fishing adventures Shop now! cancooker.com Continue reading Fender Parachute
Search fly tying materials and tools Here it is, working with deer hair, all three parts in one post, updated with new techniques and images. Deer hair is normally described as hollow, This doesn´t mean that it´s hollow like a drinking straw, but that each hair is built up of hundreds of small air filled cells. This type of hair structure is most defined in deer from areas with an extreme winter climate. The result, the colder it is, the better the spinning qualities, with some exceptions. The hair from our own reindeer and the north american caribou. In order … Continue reading European Roe Deer Hair, tools and top tying tips 2
Search fly tying materials and tools Presentation is alfa and omega when fishing emergers. This incredibly simple pattern, truly, it only takes a few minutes to tie! makes emergers into immergers. This technique places your pattern right below the surface … Continue reading How to ti Deer Hair Immerger
Search fly tying materials and tools This is one of my most popular posts, that I made when I first started blogging, but here it is again in three parts, updated with new techniques and images. Deer hair is normally described as hollow, This doesn´t mean that it´s hollow like a drinking straw, but that each hair is built up of hundreds of small air filled cells. This type of hair structure is most defined in deer from areas with an extreme winter climate. The result, the colder it is, the better the spinning qualities, with some exceptions. The hair … Continue reading European Roe Deer Hair, tools and top tying tips part 1
