Rubber legs and tails

Høtyven Sunburst Shrimp. Variant of the famous Høtyven.

Tim's Hopper Fly Tying Recipe:
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Hook: #4-10 Tiemco 5263

Thread: Golden Yellow 72D Magpie Thread

In this video we have the skillled flyfisher and flytyer Jake Villwock owner of the shop Relentless Flyfishing to demonstrate one of his favorite “must-have” patterns from his flybox.

Daniel D.

I will be fishing out in Houston with a subscriber, and he said to bring some small sunfish flies.

For many fly fishermen, winter is a time for fly tying, but if you are really keen on fishing, you can still be able to fish for sea run brown trout in the coastal areas of scandinavia.

Great Pattern for Summer and Autumn
Hook size 12-14 , Thread Black , Body Close Cell Foam with Peacock Herl
Legs Black Spanflex, White Foam used for the Visibility

In this video you'll learn to tie a deadly bass fly and how to use your Whitlock leg pullers to good use when adding legs to the body of your bugs.

The song of grasshoppers is a major part of the background soundscape on a warm day in late summer and early fall. They live on most corners of the planet, not counting the coldest climate zones.

Step by Step showing you how to tie the Slow Sink Spider Fly.

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The chubby chernobyl is one of, if not the easiest visibility dry fly out there. It's just like fishing with an indicator that has a hook.

The Amy’s Ant is a high floating, high visibility foam dry fly that works very well. I find it to be one of the prettier of the foam flies.

The Sneaky Pete is a fantastic fish catcher and works for all the black bass and panfish. This is a bit of a variation on the original cork bug, a bit beefed up but just as good as the original.

Along the coasts of Scandinavia, creative fly tyers repeatedly come up with imitations of shrimp that turn out to be super popular and effective at fooling the coastal sea run brown trout.

Detailed instructions for tying a very simple Pat's Rubber Legs.
Recipe:
Hook: Nymph hook (here, a Dai-Riki #285), size 12.
Bead: Tungsten bead, 1/8”, black nickel.

This is the 11th fly in a series of flies I call Remnant Flies. If you haven't seen the introductory video on the Remnant flies then head over here to view it -