Videos

When I appear at fly-fishing and vintage tackle shows many of the questions that I get asked fall into similar categories.
Fall fishing in the Ozarks....can't be beat. Join Brian Wise, his friends, family, and clients as they fish through Fall, 2012.
For this tutorial, I am demonstrating the process to tie Al & Gretchen Beatty's Bullethead Caddisfly.
My favorite fly for Atlantic salmon. Simple and effective.
A change from the usual Cat's Whiskers this one offers far more movement and volume.
Steve Cullen shows you how to tie the Dive Bunny.
The Chappie is an Attractor pattern use for searun cutthroat, stealhead, salmon. Brook rainbow and brown trout in landlocked streams and rivers.
Some advice from our local Pro-angler fishing shop and a late season trip to the Ovens River in NE Victoria.
It’s a jig-style pattern, so it’ll ride up-side-down, and therefore not snagging on the bottom that much.
Grayling love pink flies. That’s not a big secret. Sometimes bright neon pink, sometimes a more subdued shade of pink.
We fish these floating stickleback flies dead-drift on a floating line and a long leader, to imitate a floating dead stickleback.
Tying the 'Easy Peasy Caddis' is exactly what it says on the tin, easy peasy. Steve Cullen shows you how to do it.

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