Videos by subject

Subject	Videos	Latest
Nymphs Flies fishing under the surface imitating subadult insects	1017
Dry flies Flies fished in the surface, mostly imitating floating or hatching insects	911
Stream fishing About fishing in running water	763
Streamers Long, slender flies that often mimick small fish	732
Beads Flies with bead heads - brass, tungsten, glass	625
Wet flies Flies fished subsurface, often tied with wings	538
Caddis Widespread and common insects AKA sedges - or Trichoptera in Latin	465
Saltwater Fishing in the salt	412
Salmon flies Flies for Atlantic and Pacific salmon	366
CDC Oily and fluffy feathers from around the ducks' preen or uropygial gland - AKA duck's arse feathers	340
Deer hair Thick, spongy hair from all kinds of deer	338
Foam Closed cell foam, foam bodies, foam cutters and flies tied using foam	335
Mayflies A type of flying insects with aquatic larval stages. AKA Ephemeroptera.	299
Baitfish flies Flies that look like small fish that are eaten by big fish	291
Midges Really small flies	276
Emergers Tying and fishing imitations of the emerging insect	273
Sea trout flies Flies for sea run brown trout	273
Pike flies Flies for pike, musky, northern pike - the fierce northern hemisphere predator	262
Terrestrials Insects that ought to stay on dry land	260
Tube flies Flies tied on plastic or metal tubes rather than hooks	249
Tropical About fishing the warmest parts of the world	211
New Zealand North and south island in the southwestern Pacific Ocean	209
Jigs Beaded flies tied on jig hooks. Meant to fish hook-up.	206
Shrimp flies Flies that look like the tasty decapods, so high on the menu of many fish	200
Rubber legs and tails All things rubbery, wiggly and squirmy in fly tying	184
Zonker strips Rabbit strip flies, zonkers, zonker wings	173
Salmon fishing Regarding the salmon of the world - Pacific or Atlantic	164
Brown trout Salmo trutta - the most commonly fished fish in the world	162
Trout Content about the most popular fish worldwide	159
Steelhead fishing Chasing the chrome sea run rainbow trout	156
Tying techniques Learn new fly tying skills and tricks to make your flies better looking and more durable	156
Parachute hackle Horizontal hackles wrapped around a post	146
UV-resin, epoxy and LCR's Glues and resins that harden - including the smart ultraviolet (UV) light activated UV-resins, AKA Light Cured Resins (LCR's).	144
Soft hackles and spiders Spider flies, soft hackle wet flies, North Country style flies	143
Articulated flies Flies in several sections	135
Lake fishing Fishing in stillwater like freshwater lakes and ponds	133
Destinations Places to go fishing	129
Winter Fishing in snow, ice, frost	126
Stoneflies	111
Steelhead flies	111
Bonefish fishing Fishing for Albula vulpes - bonefish - the grey ghost of the tropical flats	110
Sea trout fishing The silvery sea run brownies	107
Rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss	107
Lake flies	107
Bass flies Flies for smallmouth and largemouth	106
Buggers Flies tied in the Woolly Bugger style with a bushy tail and a palmered body hackle	105
Flats Fishing the tropical flats - and flies for it	99
Hackle Feathers for fly tying - saddle hackle, soft hackle, rooster hackle, hen hackle and much more	97
Bucktail	97
Coastal fishing Fishing the ocean from the coast	92
Muddlers Flies made from spun deer hair	90
Buzzers	82
Hoppers Grasshoppers, crickets and other terrestrials	81
Fly tying Creating your own flies from feathers, hair and much more	76
Hair wings Mostly salmon and sea trout flies with hair tied in in bunches for the wing.	76
Tying materials All the stuff we use for our flies, feathers, fur, hair, synthetics	75
Tarpon fishing Fishing for the large, tropical tarpon - Megalops atlanticus	74
Two hand rods AKA Spey rods - primarily for salmon, sea trout and steelhead fishing	68
Redfish A favorite gamefish in the southern US	66
Pupae Flies that imitate the pupa state of insects - between nymphs and adults	64
Mountains	64
Crab flies Flies that imitate a quarry that's a favorite with many saltwater predators from cod to permit	64
Intruders	64
Cone heads Cones, disks	64
South America Patagonia, Chile, Argentina, Brazil and much more	63
Eyes Dumbbell, bead chain, mono, stick-on	60
Iceland That rocky, fiery, fishy north Atlantic island	55
Dubbing Tying material in messed up bunches - natural and synthetic	55
Grayling Thymallus thymallus	54
Nymphing The method of fishing a nymph	53
Bonefish flies Flies for the elusive fish of the tropical saltwater flats	53
Scud flies Fresh- and saltwater "shrimps" - gammarus, crustaceans, amphipods	53
Poppers	52
Boats	50
Carp fishing A freshwater fish par excellence. By some called the poor man's bonefish.	46
Conservation and environment About the effort to conserve nature, fish and fishing	46
Leeches Wormy, blood sucking - and high on the fish' menu	43
Tying tools The tools we use for tying: vises, bobbin holders, scissors, needles and much more	43
Panfish flies Flies for pumpkin seed, bluegills, sunfish and such	41
Denmark The small Scandinavian country with the great sea trout fishing	39
Casting Double hauls, tight loops, nice arcs, precision and distance	39
Beetles Terrestrial insects with hard wing cases - AKA Coleoptera	38
Pike fishing Pike (Esox lucius), Musky, Northern Pike, the northern hemisphere toothy predators	38
Carp flies Flies specifically designed to fish for various carp species	37
Grayling flies	36
Tenkara The super simple Japanese fising gear, flies and technique	32
Sedge About tying and fishing sedges	32
Permit fishing Fishing in the tropical salt for the finicky permit - Trachinotus falcatus	31
Egg flies	31
Bass fishing	31
Hair A universal and popular fly tying material	30
Redfish flies	30
Brook trout Salvelinus fontinalis	29
Arctic char The beautiful trout of the north	29
Bamboo About building, maintaining and fishing bamboo AKA split cane rods	28
Perdigon nymphs Heavy, dense - often colorful - Spanish pellet nymphs	27
Ants Ants AKA Formicidae are very popular for trout fishing on windy summer days	26
Carrie Stevens Of NE streamers fame	26
Permit flies	25
Spey Flies Classical Scottish salmon flies	25
Striped bass Morone saxatilis	24
Beginners Aimed at beginning tyers and anglers	24
Equipment All the nice gear we need to own	22
DIY materials Do it yourself, home made materials for your flies	22
Rods The rods we use for our flyfishing	22
Yarn Knitting yarn, wool, cotton, synthetic, Antron, egg-yarn	22
Imitations Flies that look like the real thing	21
Kayak Small and fast vessels to fish from	20
Tying thread Uni-Thread, Veevus, Danville, Monocord, synthetic, silk, gel spun, Kevlar, denier	18
Bass bugs Voluminous flies specifically for bass	17
Knots Connecting lines of all kinds	17
Autumn When leaves turn brown and winter gets closer	17
Cutthroat trout Trout of the species Oncorhynchus clarkii, native to certain waters in the US	16
Vises Fly tying vises - AKA vices	16
Stillwater	15
Hatches insects coming off the water	15
Catch and release	14
Crayfish Freshwater crustaceans eaten by many fish - bass in particular	14
Africa Fishing the warm continent	14
Float tubes Fishing sitting in an inflatable ring	14
Do it yourself About making things yourself - tools and equipment	14
Golden Dorado The renown South American golden hunter	13
Rod building Rod building for the beginner and the seasoned craftsman	13
Grub flies Flies that look like insect larvae, maggots or "naked" nymphs	13
Fur Skin, zonker strips, hair wings, dubbing	13
Fly lines All about the lines used for fly fishing	13
Giant Trevally	13
Tarpon flies	13
Shows Fly fishing, tackle and dealer shows	11
Spinners	11
Squid flies Imitations of tentacled cephalopods eaten by many saltwater fish	10