Tying materials

Materials Used;

Today it's about fur and hair from skin patches. Most small rodents, weasels, foxes, deer and many other animals have useable hair for fly tying.

Premier Angling CDC Link..

CDC Spring Olive..

Whenever I visit the home of a fly tyer, I can't help but snoop around their desk to see how they have everything arranged, which tools they use, and their materials (and I think I'm not alone).

Fulling Mill Ultra Dry Yarn..

Materials Used;

Andy Kitchener of Semperfli shares his MUST-HAVE materials when tying flies! Contact me with your favorite materials!

Another Know Your Materials video, this time it's about CDC. It's just brief introduction.

The Pheasant tail is a staple fly in almost all nymph Fishermans boxes. It is probably one of the most popular mayfly nymphs out there and for good reason.

Very simple, yet effective fly.
In this video my main focus is on biot and it's natural alternative that may be even better.

...unless using Tom Rosenbauer's 5 FAVORITE materials!

So here it is, a simple beginner’s pike fly which you can variate in different colors, sizes and if you don have the exact same materials it’s going to be fine anyway.

85 minutes of deer hair techniques with Andreas Andersson.

Hey folks, Made another tutorial ready for you, as I’ve tested the ESL shrimp during Easter vacation. This chartreuse ESL shrimp performed well and caught a few sea trout on it.

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Links to some of my FAVORITE tying beads:
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