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2016
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Double Sided

Unusual color

Camasunary Killer

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30 Reasons Trailer

Chilean Chromers

Join us as we are swinging flies for chrome-bright king salmon in a beautiful turquoise colored river surrounded by glacier-capped mountains in Chile’s Los Lagos Region.

BPS Spent Caddis

Detailed instructions for tying a BPS Spent Caddis.

CDC Budding Beatis Emerger

Hook: Fine Wire Scud #16 - #20 Thread: Olive Shuck: Antron Abdomen: Stripped Peacock Herl Thorax: Olive Dubbing Wingpost: White Foam Hackle: Slate Grey CDC

Burleigh Olive

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Spring fly fishing

Fly fishing with friends in the spring season. Fishing in this video was located mostly in central Texas (only an hour from ATX) and some parts of Arkansas.

Spring

Spring streamer camping

Paradise on a stick...

Join Dan and myself on one of those magical days where everything just went right! Large fish were hungry after a recent fresh and actively feeding out in the open.

Front Country

Three Friends - One Passion. A couple of mates, a camper-van and a few days on a lovely New Zealand stream.

An Evening by the Stream

Fly Fishing an English River An hour spent by the river, however there wasn't much fly life and the fish weren't playing ball so it was a good excuse to play around with the camera.

Moodah Poodah

Curtis Fry with Fly Fish Food tying their Moodah Poodah.

Pheasant Tail Midge

Hook: Scud #10 - #20 Thread: Red Rib: Extra Fine Silver Wire Tag: Red Thread Abdomen: Dark Pheasant Tail Thorax: Red Tinsel Head: Peacock Herl

How to make a Zonker ving

Here you will see how all you need to tie the fly and if you click the link below here you will find the ful materiallist:

Fly fishing Slovenia

SLO-FLY.COM Takes two young fly fishermen from Austria to the most beautiful canyon river of Slovenia to find the Marble trout... April 2016 Music by: Koan sound

February Red

Again is one of the long and dark winter behind us and here in Finland it really means long and dark.

Penningtons Improved D Rib Goldenstone Nymph

CP's Improved D Rib Brown Stonefly Nymph

CP's Micro Balanced Simi Seal Leach

Last Chance Cripple Hendrickson

Detailed instructions for tying a Last Chance Cripple Hendrickson.

Brown Leach

Materials Used; Hook, Streamer/Lure size 8 Thread, Uni-8/0 Fire Orange Body, Bill McIlroy's Brown Olive Fronz 15mm Wing, Dyed Brown Rabbit Zonker Strip

Foamulator

The Foamulator is a foam version of the classic stimulator pattern. The main difference in the Foamulator (compared to the classic stimi) is the foam back, rubber legs and Ice Dub body.

Mini Mr Hanky

The Mini Mr Hanky is a great mouse pattern for big Alaskan Rainbows and large Carnivorous Brown Trout!

McPhail Mayfly Muddler

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"Welcome to Iceland" Full Film

After a lot of thinking, we decided to release the full "Welcome to Iceland" Film for totally free, despite having invested a lot of money and time in the project.

7ft 4wt Fiberglass

An early season fly fishing trip to a small stream in Wales to test out a new 7ft 4wt fiberglass fly rod.

Pollution

Fly-fish the French Alps, yes but...

G&H Sedge Grannom

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FLOW

A day trip to the mountains on a warm weekend day was filled with adventure and tight lines.

Saltbaek Shrimp

Saltbaek Shrimp tied by master flytier Henrik Kure Nielsen on an Ahrex NS110 Hook

Girdle Bug

I added this fly for one reason....it works. Its an incredibly simple fly to tie and its deadly all of the time.

Delo's Iso Nymph

A deadly and semi-realistic Isonychia nymph pattern that fished well in all water conditions.

Brothers' Drift

Is it Spring or Winter in Minnesota? Ask again in a couple of hours. We saw both seasons in the same day. Either way, plenty of bad (and pretty good) weather browns in the Driftless. You bet.

Executioner Spey Style Variant

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Tying a F.A.B (Blob)

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Peacock March Brown Parachute

Detailed instructions for tying a Peacock March Brown Parachute.

Articulated Pike Fly

A great articulated pike fly with a mix of fibers, feathers and bucktail on a hook and shank.

Allison Streamer

Detailed instructions for tying an Allison Streamer.

Henderson Springs

Even though there were no big hatches, the fish were looking up. Terrestrials and Callibaetis were effective when presented near a rising fish.

Sayulita Chronicles - Episode 2

Picking up where we left off in Episode 1, the Howler crew and Ambassadors are back in paradise of Sayulita, Mexico.

Sayulita Chronicles - Episode 1

Earlier this year, the Howler crew and Ambassadors headed down to Sayulita, Mexico for our latest pilgrimage to chase the sun.

Spring on the coast

It's almost become a tradition that I do a springtime gallery every year, and once again I have been digging in the image archives.

International Ace of Spades

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Royal Wulff

The Royal Wulff is THE classic dry fly. Even a non fly fisherman can recognize this iconic pattern. The Royal Wulff does not imitate a specific insect.

Corran Buzzer

To tie the Corran buzzer fly pattern you will need: 12-16 sized hooks Black tying silk White Antron Mirage tinsel

Matt's Egg Fly

Materials to tie Matt's Egg Fly: Size 10 grub hook 3.2mm brass bead hot orange Peach or yellow egg yarn White tying silk

Pippa and Els Go Fishing!

Pippa's first fish!

Bass Fishing in Florida

Using my favorite frog for bass in Florida. Nice day.

Black Pheasant Tail Midge Pupa

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