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2012
Date Title Body Image

Squishy Egg

Fly tying lesson video tutorial by Curtis Fry. Simple yet effective egg pattern.

#172 - Dr. Burke

Tied by: Darren MacEachern Originated by: Dr. Edgar A. Burke Source: Streamer Fly Tying and Fishing; Bates (Pg. 263) Hook: Gamakatsu Russian River #2...

Amazing Fly Fishing Carp Action!

In-Fisherman's Steve Hoffman and contributor Kevin Morlock spend the day fly fishing for carp on Lake Michigan.

A day at the river fly fishing

17. June I traveled to a local river for some fly fishing. A great day with many good moments.

PMD Extended Body

Fly tying lesson video tutorial by Curtis Fry. In the fly tying tutorial learn to tie a PMD pattern with a foam extended body.

#171 - William Dawes

William Dawes - David Mac Tied by: David Mac Originated by: David Mac Hook: Martinek Carrie Stevens hook #1 10X Long Thread: Black Body: Silver Mylar...

Something For Someone Else

Travis Swartz spent the last two weekends fishing his favorite stream in the world… Silver Creek, just down the road from Sun Valley, Idaho. He grew up fishing Silver Creek. The trails, the water, the fish, the clouds and even the occasional wind are all home to him...

Fish On - An Update From Silver Creek

This is a collection of test images shot to prepare us for principle photography of our feature documentary Fish On - A Reel Retreat. For more info.

Fly minute - OK, that's it!

Another short video from southern brazilian highlands!

Double "D" (Mating Damsel)

Fly tying lesson video tutorial with Curtis Fry

#170 - Green Drake

Tied by: Peter Simonson Originated by: Carrie G. Stevens Source: Carrie G. Stevens: Maker of Rangeley Favorite Trout and Salmon Flies - Hilyard Pg....

Cuba Week 1

A quick clip masher about my first week in Cuba

E-Z Buzzer (Epoxy Buzzer)

Here is a quick, bomb-proof, easy to tie buzzer (chrinomid) pattern with great segmentation that can be tied in whatever colour or size you so desire to match the buzzers/chironomids to the waters

Xtra Global Class!

Inflation has hit our review scale, which has been needing an adjustment for a while. Say welcome to Xtra Global Class.

The Practical Fly Tier

I know this book is about 10 years old, and to some it might seem strange that we review such an "old" book.

#169 - Billy Jack

Billy Jack - Don Ordes Tied by: Don Ordes Originated by: Don Ordes Hook: Gaelic Supreme Mike Martinek Rangeley Streamer hook Thread: Olive dun 6/0...

Nymfoman

Marsh 2011-2012

Fly fishing the outer biloxi marsh during the fall and winter of 2011-2012.

#168 - Canary

Canary - Darren MacEachern Tied by: Darren MacEachern Originated by: Carrie Stevens Sources: Carrie G. Stevens: Maker of Rangeley Favorite Trout and...

Quigley Cripple (generic)

A tribute to Bob Quigley, who died June 12, 2012. The Quigley Cripple is perhaps his best known pattern.

Sorry Mr. Jintao!

We have had to generally block any incoming traffic from China due to an excessive load from servers trying to hack their way into our system.

Xtreme Bahamas Fishing - Episode 2

Four avid fishing buddies wind up having a whale of a time in The Bahamas. Sea, sun and some serious fishing ensue.

Xtreme Bahamas Fishing - Episode 3

The guys wind up their fishing trip in the Bahamas after some great saltwater fishing.

Conductfly goes hunting for the big lady

Big pike hunting in Råneå with Conductfly!

#167 - Washington (TCC)

Washington - Team Colors Collection - Don Soar Tied by: Don Soar Originated by: Don Soar Hook: Gaelic Supreme Mike Martinek Rangeley Streamer hook 8xl...

Uncharted Waters

OK, fly-fishing aficionados, I know this is not a fly-fishing video as such.

Z-Dun (generic)

Hook: Tiemco 102Y #15, Thread: Benecchi 12/0, tan, Tail: Hackle barbs, cree, Wing/shellback/shuck: Z-lon, light tan, Abdomen: Rabbit, tan; rabbit, natural grey; synthetic dubbing, olive - equal par

Uncharted Waters Q&A

We contacted the team behind the video Uncharted Waters and asked them some questions. Read their replies and learn what drove them and how the trip and the DVD came to be.

Little Early for Me

Memorial Day on the Smith River, Montana

Reelvideo 2011

Fly fishing sito Angelo Piller in Slovenia and New Zealand No video provider was found to handle the given URL. See the documentation for more information.

Michael Decoteau

Michael's Streamers #184 Lakewood - Michael Decoteau #235 Green Beauty - Michael Decoteau #303 Brookie - Michael DecoteauMichael's Biography Michael...

#166 - Blue Badger

Tied by: Steve Labrecque Originated by: Steve Labrecque Hook: Gaelic Supreme Mike Martinek Rangeley Streamer hook 8xl #1 Thread: White Tail: Yellow...

Olive Biot Dun

How to tie Ed Englen's Olive Biot Dun. A fly for rivers, small creeks, stream and tail waters. Micro flies don't mean micro fish!

A Streamer Fly

Tying a Streamer Fly.

Harrop Hairwing Dun (generic)

Hook: Partridge SLD #14 (or size to match the natural), Thread: Benecchi 12/0, tan, Tail: Hackle barbs, sandy dun - split, Body: SLF Minky Dubbing #12 Mayfly (or color to match the natural mayfly),

The Rabbit Hole

Well they call it "Fishing", not "Catching" for a reason. Following multiple premonitions including a choice to use heavier rods Kris and Kimbo take on the challenge of new water.

#165 - Allen's Last Chance - Cains River Series

Tied by: Bryant Freeman Originated by: Oscar Weber Source: Streamer Fly Tying and Fishing, Bates - Pg. 243 - 249 Bryant's Variation Hook: #2 Partridge...

Caddis Hatch in Pennsylvania

Fishing a caddis hatch in N.E. Pennsylvania.

#164 - Bogong Beauty

Tied by: Robert Frandsen Originated by: Robert Frandsen Hook: Mustad 94720 Thread: White Tag: Flat silver tinsel Body: Chartreuse silk / floss Rib:...

FLY TV - Baltak River

FLY TV's second episode take you to the south parts of Sweden. Here you get to meet Peter & Marcus who walk you thru the arts of checknynf and dry fly.

Fishy photos: Stu Hastie

Stu Hastie is a New Zealand photographer whose work first came to my attention through our user's image galleries and his posts on Facebook. The quality was top notch, and being in NZ he didn't seem to have a shortage of subjects.

Fly fishing in Brittany, part 2

Beautiful French streams. Part 1 is found here

Wandering Wild

fly fishing a backcountry tributary in southeastern wyoming in june of 2012. no huge fish, but great weather, wonderful scenery and better company.

Hot Spot Cased Caddis

A great buggy looking point fly for river's that host 'mothers day caddis' hatches. Very effective at high water, due to it's tungsten bead/lead weight giving it a quick decent.

Japanese night sea bass

Saltwater fly-fishing. Catching Japanese sea bass around the urban bay of Yokohama Japan.

Mysterious hatch in Lapland

We dare say that we are among the only ones caught in the middle of a "Golden Arc"-hatch in the Swedish mountains EVER!

Into the High Country

The many small creeks and streams which tumble down the steep south western slopes of the Snowy Mountains provide an ideal habitat for wild brown and rainbow trout.

Baetis subalpinus (Fjällåsländan)

Description of tying a Baetis subalpinus dry fly. A small mayfly hatching in the Scandinavian northern mountains.

#163 - Horace Hazard

Tied by: Darren MacEachern Originated by: Darren MacEachern Hook: #1 8xl Gaelic Supreme Mike Martinek Carrie Stevens Rangeley Streamer Hook Thread:...

Ephemera Danica/Vulgata nymph

How to tie a Ephemera Danica or Ephemera Vulgata nymph. Tied on a streamer hook in size # 8.

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