Every occasionally, you discover a fly pattern that simply appears to work for you, in a range of circumstances. (For me recently, this has actually been the Tunghead Hot Spot Pheasant Tail Jig in purple.) Last summer season, while...
The Bivisible is among those reliable patterns that you'll still discover in numerous anglers' boxes today. Although nobody understands for specific who initially covered these contrasting hackles on a hook together, this specific pattern is frequently credited to Edward...
Fly tiers are constantly searching for brand-new products that provide something unique to make patterns look or fish much better. Tim Flagler of Tightline Productions reveals you how peccary hair (in some cases called peccary quills) can assist develop...
A variation on the conventional Bomber, the Shine Bug was very first connected by Danny Bird of St. Andrews, New Brunswick, back in the 1990s. It's a pattern that can be fished both dry and damp, which indicates it...
The Abandoner is among those traditional attractor patterns that does not always appear like anything in nature however has actually regularly captured fish for years. With fore and aft hackles like its relative, the Bivisible, the Abandoner drifts well...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asEGGLY-W6E Alvin Dedeaux of All Water Guides is back with another "leading 5 Flies" video, this time about going after redfish. Alvin guides along the Texas coast for these excellent video game fish, so he understands what they...
When fish are pertaining to the surface area however will not touch your dun patterns, it's time to attempt an emerger, and this easy-to-tie pattern has all the characteristics you try to find in an emerger replica: it sits...
Composed by:Steve Cobb The author's initial sketch ultimately resulted in the great pattern explained here. All images by Steve Cobb Editor's Note: Steve Cobb's Santa Fly has actually been a preferred on this blog site for a couple of...
