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Fishing the October Caddis hatch with nymphs throughout day will be productive. Don't hesitate to throw a dry-dropper rig with an Orange Foam Caddis or an Orange Stimulator Chew Toy.
Chris N, September 22, 2023
This fly uses fluoro floss – typically in orange – as a rib. Try other colors, like Red.
Chris N, September 22, 2023
This fly is similar to a Comparadun or a No Hackle, but is made almost entirely of CDC. While the result is a shaggy fly, the profile that fish see is pure gold.
Chris N, September 14, 2023
Tying legs on small nymphs can be frustrating. Here are two different methods that make tying legs on small nymphs less frustrating.
Chris N, September 14, 2023
The key to tying the Mole Fly Emerger Fishing Fly is to use natural dubbing, which will help the body sit below the surface as it is designed to do.
Chris N., September 14, 2023
We like to tie the Puff Daddy Fishing Fly with a sparse CDC collar and add a bit of flash to the CDC collar
Chris N, September 14, 2023
Synthetic zonker strips alleviate the need for a dubbing loop on this fly because the thin “hide” does not create bulk when wrapped around the shank.
Chris N, September 03, 2023
There are numerous ways to add hot spots....add INFERNO biots to the list!
Chris N, August 25, 2023
The Firehole 520 Jig Hook is the perfect hooks for a jig egg
Chris N, August 24, 2023
These flies fish well as trailers during a Trico hatch
Chris N, August 21, 2023
The fibers are solid, which means they do not flare like natural buck tail. This also means they can be wrapped around a hook shank.
Chris N, August 20, 2023
Faux Bucktail is Durable and Easy to Use
Chris N, August 19, 2023
Brushes can be used for saltwater fly fishing flies, warm water fly fishing flies, and fly fishing flies for salmon and steelhead.
Chris N, August 16, 2023
We like this ant pattern because it can be tied as a tanked ant or hi viz ant with only a few changes.
Chris N, August 15, 2023
There are conditions in which multiple layers of foam improve the fly. Here is how we do it
Chris N, August 15, 2023
Simple, easy to tie and able to mimic lots of bugs.
Chris N, August 15, 2023
Ostrich is easy to tie with, has really good movement in the water, and can be used for everything from a thorax to a mini soft hackle.
Chris N, August 14, 2023
The traditional Rust color thread is dynamite. Try a few color variations like black or purple. The white rib is constant -- the purpose is to create a quill-like appearance.
Chris N, August 14, 2023
Described as the exact color a nymph afraid of being eaten by a trout would want to come up with, Hare's Ear dubbing is a classic material that finds itself into today's patterns time and time again.
Chris N., May 17, 2023
Gone are the days of using a pencil eraser to strip peacock quills. Today's options provide beautifully segmented fly fishing flies with lasting durability and endless color options.
Chris N, May 09, 2023
EBT and Bugger Dubbings reduce steps and improve bugginess.
Chris N., May 04, 2023
Perdigon fly fishing flies sink quickly and are very durable. Fish and anglers love them. And, tying them isn't very difficult.
Chris N, May 04, 2023
Hot spots are effective. We outline all the different forms and colors that you’ll find on today’s top hot spot fly fishing flies.
Chris N., February 26, 2023
Confidence patterns are not simply a list of best sellers, nor are they a list of most recommended flies. Confidence patterns are the stable of flies that an angler reaches to regularly with the expectation of catching fish. Our confidence in these flies is a self-fulfilling prophecy of sorts…we fish these flies with the expectation of catching fish and we probably have better concentration and better presentations. And, thus, better results.
Chris N, February 05, 2023
Fly design doesn’t just happen sitting behind a vice. There’s a lot of creative genius and time invested into these combinations of feathers and hooks.
Chris N, February 04, 2023
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