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2019

Date	Title	Body	Image
Aug 14. 2019	How NOT to cross a river... FAIL!!	Fishing with buddy Alex on the Tongariro river, Exploring new water on a river we have both been fishing for years. Lots of nice rainbow trout caught on the fly rod using eggs and nymphs.
Aug 12. 2019	A cane rod on a mountain river	A couple days fly fishing in the mountains around Saxnas in Sweden
Aug 11. 2019	Jungle Bass	Crazy top water fly fishing. An adventure not soon forgotten! Enjoy, Dan
Aug 8. 2019	The Humpy Encyclopedia	It’s hard not to like a completely free e-book with detailed descriptions on how how to tie 12 (and then some) different variations of the Humpy. 80 pages of knowledge, tips and inspiration on a single pattern!
Aug 8. 2019	Shipman Buzzer	Thread Black Post Foam Cylinder ( Booby Eyes ) Ribs Holo Tinsel Dubbing Hare's Ear Black Mix
Aug 6. 2019	Hot Lava Bug	East to tie and deadly in fast water. A simple pattern that can be tied in a range of natural or bright shades using different colours of organza ribbon.
Aug 3. 2019	Adirondack Summer	Mountains, rivers, lakes, brooks and ponds. Loads of wildlife. A total of 6 million acres designated as "Forever Wild" ready to explore and fish.
Aug 1. 2019	Songo Smelt Bucktail Fly Tying Pattern	The Songo Smelt is a sweet little bucktail perfect for casting out in search of cruising landlocked salmon, brook trout and bass. The fly gets its...
Aug 1. 2019	Red Tag Wet Fly	Detailed instructions for tying a Red Tag wet fly.
Jul 30. 2019	Brown Goose Biot Nymph	Hook 2x long shank Thread Rusty Brown Body Brown / Mahogany Goose Biot Thorax Dark Claret Ostrich Herl Head Mirage Tinsel & Goose Biot
Jul 29. 2019	Cut Loop Nymphs	A great way to easily add multiple gills and/or legs to nymph or shrimp patterns.
Jul 24. 2019	Speedy Sparkle Purple Haze	Detailed instructions for tying a easy, fast and durable Sparkle Purple Haze parachute dry fly.
Jul 23. 2019	Peacock herl left barbs wound toward the bend	Wayne Luallen shows how to tie a peacock herl body where there will be a slight cupping of the material toward the rear of the fly.
Jul 23. 2019	Peacock herl right barbs wound toward the eye	Wayne Luallen demonstrates winding on peacock barbs from the bird's right side towards the eye of the hook.
Jul 23. 2019	Deer hair wing with butts covered	Wayne Luallen demonstrates how to tie on a deer hair wing on a wet fly in such a way that the butts are covered by the head.
Jul 23. 2019	Tying off material	Wayne Luallen shows how to tie off material in such a way that it's secured properly.
Jul 23. 2019	Antron shuck on Sparkle Dun	Wayne Luallen shows how to add a more realistic shuck to a dun.
Jul 23. 2019	Separating Antron and Zelon	Antron and Zelon yarn can often be curled and almost knotted and difficult to separate into thinner bunches. Wayne Luallen shows an easy way to get the strand parallel for easier separation.
Jul 23. 2019	Dirty Hippy Streamer	So, I know you've all been waiting for this one, mostly because I am very intuitive and in tune with the wants and needs of fishermen in general, but maybe all those emails, phone calls, and Facebo
Jul 22. 2019	CDC Chocolate Drop/Brown Caddis	Materials Used; Hook, Fulling Mill Medium All-Rounder size 12 Thread, Uni-8/0 Dk.Brown Tag/Egg Sack, Yellow Seals Fur or Sub Body, Dark Brown Seals Fur or Sub
Jul 22. 2019	Royal Wulff	Materials Used: Hook: TMC 100 SP BL {#10} Wing: Calf Tail {White} Hackle: Rooster Hackle {Brown} Body: Peacock Herl + UNI Floss {Red}
Jul 22. 2019	Two Bit Stone	A variation of my Two Bit Hooker Pattern the Two Bit Stone uses three beads (one Tungsten and Two Brass) to get the fly down to the fish.
Jul 22. 2019	Barr Emerger	The Barr Emerger is high on my list of favorite flies. A simple concoction of feathers and dubbing, this simple pattern is an all around great fly.
Jul 22. 2019	Traffic Light Quill Buzzer	Hook size 10-12 Thread Hot Orange & Black Body Natural Quill Cheeks Hot Orange Biot Mirage Tinsel Flash Back
Jul 21. 2019	Large Adult CDC MayFly	Materials Used; Hook, Fulling Mill Nymph Special size 10 Thread, Uni-8/0 Black Tag, Black Thread Tail Whiting Coq-de-Leon Fibres
Jul 20. 2019	Bob brought two books	GFF partner Bob Petti visited, and even though we didn’t fish or tie flies, we talked quite a bit about fishing… and he brought two books
Jul 17. 2019	City lakes can be fun as well!	I was able to catch a bass, and my kid caught a nice bluegill! It surely was a good day, especially watching my kid bring in the best fighting fish he has caught yet.
Jul 17. 2019	Huge Trout from Man made Canals	Website: https://www.trouthuntingnz.co.nz/ Follow Me on other social media
Jul 16. 2019	Golden Pinner	Tom Bank's Golden Pinner Streamer Fly Tom is a New England fly tyer and angler who loves to fish the big lakes of Maine and New Hampshire. He's been...
Jul 16. 2019	Taking a toddler fishing in a pack!	Taking a toddler with you fly fishing may seem a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be!
Jul 14. 2019	Ponty Perdi	A small perdigon pattern which is a great point fly for fishing fast water for trout and grayling.
Jul 13. 2019	River Snook	River Fly Fishing for snook in Southwest Florida is an excellent alternative to pursuing this prized gamefish in the mangroves or the open coastal water
Jul 12. 2019	Quilled Yellow Owl	Materials Used; Hook, Fulling Mill Super Grub size 14 Thread, Uni-8/0 Lt.Cahill Body, Light Olive Peacock Quill Wing, CDC Feathers and Roe Deer
Jul 10. 2019	Winding a folded feather	Wayne Luallen demonstrates how to wrap a folded feather to get a swept back hackle.
Jul 9. 2019	Peacock herl tied in by barb tips	Wayne Luallen demonstrates how peacock herl can be tied in tip first to create a slightly tapered herl body.
Jul 9. 2019	Peacock herl basic anatomy	Wayne Luallen introduces the basic anatomy of peacock herl.
Jul 8. 2019	Large Summer Dun	Great Pattern in Summer & Autumn Body made with Foam Hook size 14 Grizzly Cock Hackle with Brown Partridge
Jul 8. 2019	Predator	Skip shows you how to tie his ultra-popular foam fly, the Predator, in both thin and fat style. Panfish, bass, trout...you name it, fish love it.
Jul 7. 2019	Loosening matted dubbing	Wayne Luallen shows an easy way of loosening a matted clump of dubbing.
Jul 7. 2019	Damp or dry fingers when Dubbing	Wayne Luallen covers various ways of keeping your fingers suitably damp for applying dubbing.
Jul 7. 2019	Removing hair from a stacker	Wayne Luallen considerw what direction you want to remove stacked hair from a hair stacker when it's ready to be tied in.
Jul 7. 2019	Feed Dubbing	Wayne Luallen demonstrates a dubbing technique where you feed dubbing from your fingers onto the thread as you are winding it on.
Jul 7. 2019	Forking three tails	Wayne Luallen demonstrates how to tie in and fork three dry fly tail filaments.
Jul 7. 2019	Forking two tails	Wayne Luallen demonstrates how to tie in and fork two dry fly tail filaments.
Jul 7. 2019	Touch Dubbing	Wayne Luallen shows how to apply dubbing by simply touching the dubbing to a lightly waxed thread.
Jul 6. 2019	Bulkhead - Ultimate Water Pusher!	One of the best bass and saltwater flies created in my opinion is the reverse bulkhead fly. This water pushing, flowing, and flashy fly is a variation on Bob Popovics design.
Jul 5. 2019	The Wicked	Stefan Larsson – The Man, The Myth, The Legend! This swedish flyfisher and flytyer is wellknown in Scandinavia for his passion for troutfishing and best of all with a dryfly.
Jul 5. 2019	Songo Smelt Bucktail	The Songo Smelt is a sweet little bucktail perfect for casting out in search of cruising landlocked salmon, brook trout and bass.
Jul 5. 2019	Splott Shrimp	I've used UV-resin in the past for fly tying, but never really come up with a pattern where it gave any benefit over using varnish and some patience.
Jul 4. 2019	Antron Caddis Larva	An Antron yarn segmented abdomen makes this easy caddis larva a nice alternative to dubbed bodies.