The very first Tying Tuesday of 2025 functions a couple of lessons on vital connecting abilities, in addition to a tried and true pattern and a fascinating Euro nymph. It’s been too cold to fish in my neck of the woods, and I understand I’ll be spinning up a few of these flies today while I wait on warmer weather condition.
The very first pattern today is from Davie McPhail, among the most skilled tiers presently spinning hair and hackle. His videos are great education tools, and this tutorial on the March Brown Euro Nymph is no exception. Despite the fact that I do not get lots of March Browns in my neck of the woods, I wager I might adjust this pattern to carefully match a few of my regional mayflies.
Up next is a brand-new tutorial on connecting a now-classic fly: Higa’s SOS. This little mayfly-esque replica is a fatal pattern, and it’s an individual favorite of lots of guides I understand. It’s likewise a go-to prospecting pattern for its developer, Spencer Higa, who often utilizes it throughout journey to New Zealand.
Completing today’s Tying Tuesday is the most recent episode of Fly Fish Food’s Ability Home builder series. This episode reveals you a simple approach for removing quills, coloring thread, and twisting wire. These are essential abilities for lots of patterns, so if you’re having problem with them– or simply brand-new to incorporating basic– you ‘d succeed to provide this video a watch.
