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2012
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Wake of the Flood

This is a short video describing the flooding caused by Hurricane Irene in Hunterdon County and how fly fishing has recovered now that the floodwaters have receded.

A life online

Another installment in my fly fishing video journal.

Western Strait Kayak Fly Fishing

Spent two days kayak flyfishing the Strait of Juan de Fuca on the Olympic Peninsula. The bottomfishing was great with rockfish and lingcod landed on the fly.

Finding myself through fly fishing

#138 - Robbies

Tied by: Glenn Peckel Originated by: Forest Robertson Source: Trolling Flies for Trout and Salmon; Dick Stewart & Bob Leeman 1982 pg.83 Hook:...

Prince Nymph Jig

Here is the third installment in a series of Jig Style weighted nymphs for use with any euro or tight line nymphing rig. This pattern is a jig representation of the ever popular prince nymph.

Gaula

A stunning and beautifully filmed portrait of the Norwegian salmon river Gaula.

Sapmi Fly Fishing Scandinavia

A week of magic dryfly fishing in south Lappland, Sweden. Trout over 2 kg were caught on dry fly in this gin clear river. We'll come back next year to visit our friends salmo trutta.

Spring Fishing Highlights

Just a few awesome moments from our Spring while fishing in the 406.

Where Real Friends Go

Fishing is a great way to rekindle old friendships. This original song and video says it all.

Palometa Club 2012

Spring 2012 fly fishing excursion to the Palometa Club in Punta Allen, Mexico. Bonefish, small tarpon and one enormous Permit.

Sparkle Dun Variant

Hook: Grip 14723BL #14, Thread: Benecchi 12/0, olive, Wing: Deer hair (see note), Body: Tying thread, Tail/shuck: Bronze mallard barbs; Z-lon, pale silver - tied short Shellback,: Continuation of t

Minute Fly - A small stream

The pair of fishermen can catch trout where no one would believe - Highlands of southern Brazil!

#137 - Copper Head

Tied by: Joel Stansbury Originated by: Joel Stansbury Hook: Partridge CS15 Thread: White Body: White floss Rib: Silver flat mylar tinsel Belly: White...

Escargot

'Escargot' is a short video shot in central France. Fish caught were, perch, zander and bass.

Fleye Foils

Bob Popovics isn't exactly known for his traditional way of doing things, and his new product just emphasizes this

Fleye Foils

How to tie with Fleye Foils - silent movie, but from Bob Popovics himself.

The Red & White Buzzer

Fly Tying the Red & White Buzzer by Marcel Blom

#136 - Horny Stoneroller

Tied by: Darren MacEachern Originated by: Darren MacEachern Hook: 3907b #2 Thread: White Tail: Orange then brown hackle fibers Body: Gold Axxel flash...

Colorful beads

If you like to fool around with colors on your beaded nymphs, the French company Bidoz has just expanded their selection of colored beads.

The Mop

Designed to have a BIG presence in the water but land softly of casts. Works great for fish in shallow dirty water.

Fly Fishing for Tarpon Sarasota, FL

Chasing Tarpon on fly in Sarasota bay. For 2 hours at the tide change the fish were pouring across the bar.

Ultra Violet Baetis

An epoxy back mayfly nymph imitation. The flashback on this nymph is made from Hareline Dubbin's Purple Haze Holographic Fibers. An excellent nymph to imitate Baetis mayflies. Tie in sizes 16-20.

The Haugur Icelandic Salmon Fly

The Haugur Icelandic Salmon Fly www.haugur.co.uk www.icelandicflyfishermen.com Materials Used; Hook, Mustad

Connemara Black Variant

Hook: Kamasan B175 #12, Thread: Benecchi 12/0, black, Tail: Golden pheasant crest, Butt: Danville Flymaster 6/0, scarlet, Rib: Wire, silver, Body: Seal's fur, dyed black, Hackle: Hen, natural black

J&FF Season One Trailer

Finally, the long wait is over: Jazz & Fly Fishing Season One will be released 25th of May!

#135 - Cains River Silver Doctor

Tied by: Ted Patlen Popularized by: Fred N. Peet Source: Streamer Fly Tying and Fishing (page 248) Hook: #2 sproat hook (2xl or 3xl may also be used)...

#134 - Arizona (TCC)

Tied by: Don Soar Originated by: Don Soar Hook: Gaelic Supreme Mike Martinek Rangeley Streamer hook 8xl Thread: White Tail: Teal flank dyed red fibers...

South Platte Grand Slam

Fly Fishing for Carp, Catfish, Smallmouth Bass and Rainbow Trout.

A Wee Spring Creek

A small spring creek bubbling out a cow pasture, with huge brown trout....more than a feeling....

#133 - Dad's Streamer aka G.S. Special

Tied by: Robert Galante Originated by: Lou Galante and Dick Surette Hook: Rear hook Mustad 3906 #4 and fromt hook Mustad 3906B #4 Thread: Black Body:...

Argentine Dorado Fly

In October I head south to scrap against a fish with balls. They break rods, snap wire, straighten hooks, and haunt a fisherman day and night.

Squonker

Hook: Partridge Barbless Ideal Nymph #8, Thread: Benecchi 12/0, black, Rib: Copper wire, Body: Pine squirrel underfur, dyed chestnut,

A Wet Spring

Fly fishing a Westcountry river, casting to rising fish between the rain showers.

#132 Spotted Cardinal

Spotted Cardinal - David Mac

Pepefly- Tina Intruder Tube Fly Orange

Hi friends, My name is José "Pepefly" Borzi I´m professional tyer from Ushuaia-Tierra del Fuego- Argentina, this is my first tying video I hope you enjoy it!!! Good Fishing! Pepefly.

Fly Tying: Mike Schmidt's Double Deceiver

Brian Wise ties a slightly modified version of Mike Schmidts Double Deceiver

#131 - St. Ingace Streamer

Tied by: Darren MacEachern Originated by: Robert E. Coulson Source: Streamer Fly Tying and Fishing, Bates - Pg. 331 Hook: Sealey 1797B 1/0 Thread: 6/0...

Red Butt Quilled Buzzer

Materials Used; Hook, Kamasan B170 size 10, Butt, Flo- Fire Orange UTC, Thread 70, Rib, Peacock Quill, Body, Black UTC 70, Thorax Cover, UTC Ice Blue Pearl, Wing Buds, Sunburst Goose Biots

#130 - Dickie

Tied by: Peggy Brenner Originated by: Ora Smith Source: Art of Angling Journal; Volume 2 Issue 1 pg. 46,62 Hook: Gaelic Supreme Mike Martinek Rangeley...

April Streamers now on Auction

We had quite a successful auction in March, raising over 550$ towards our goal. The April streamers are now up on the eBay site. To date, ALL of the...

The Dead Caddis (DryFly)

Spent or Dead Caddis DryFly by Davie McPhail.

MayFly/Caddis Nymph

Materials Used; Hook, Kamasan B175 size 14 or a hook of your choice, Thread, Black or Olive Uni 8/0, Tail, Summer Duck Fibres, Rib, Clear Nymph Wrap by Sparton, Body, A mix of Yellow, Olive and Bro

#129 - Blue Back (Var)

Tied by: Steve Labrecque Originated by: Steve Labrecque Hook: Gaelic Supreme Mike Martinek Rangeley Streamer hook 8xl #1 Thread: Black Tag: Flat...

#128 - Maligne Sunrise

Tied by: Alan Grombacher Originated by: Alan Grombacher Hook: #2 Partidge Carrie Stevens CS15 Thread: White flat waxed nylon Tag: Silver flat tinsel...

#127 - Unidentified #2

Tied by: Mike Boyer Originated by: Austin Hogan Source: Forgotten Flies - Schmookler & Sils Hook: Gaelic Supreme Mike Martinek Rangeley Streamer...

Seals Fur Woolly Bugger

Just like tying up the conventional Woolly Bugger but instead of palmering the body with hackle the substitute Seals Fur is teased out giving pulsation and that Tranlucency effect.

The Appetiser Fly

The Appetiser Fly. One of the most successful still water flies going around. Excellent baitfish, fry or smelt imitation.

AP Nymph (generic)

Hook: Partridge Barbless Ideal Nymph #12, Thread: Benecchi 12/0, olive, Weight: Lead wire, thorax only, Rib: Wire, gold, Tail/wingcase/legs: Moose body hair, Abdomen/thorax/head: Argentinean hare,

Turning Tail

This is another DVD, which lies in the span between the typical fishing video and the documentary or environmental feature.

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