Salmon flies

Join me as I tie a fly pattern devised by John Johnson of Newfoundland, the Bo Diddley Atlantic salmon fly.

Mintubes are a fantastic way to target salmon, especially grilse in low water! Here I tie a nano sized Wilkinson variant tube for chasing low water salmon at the head of streams.

In recent years, salmon flies, where a part or all of the wing has been replaced with flash, have become very popular – especially in cloudy water, it can be a great advantage to have a material th

The Jeannie is one of the best hair wing salmon flies you could have in your box tyed in many sizes and can be fished through the fishing season..

Materials Used;

Materials Used:
Hook- Size 8 Double
Thread- Uni 8/0 Black
Tag- Glo Bright No 12
Tail- Silver braid brushed out
Body- Silver Braid

Local legend in the famous seatrout and salmon river Mörrum Lars Terkildsen had just landed a nice 12 kilo silvery salmon one lovely day in May on the former Walhalla beat (now known as Dahlbom’s).

A fly made famous by William Walker, the grim reaper salmon fly.

Materials Used:
Hook- Double size 12
Thread- Uni 8/0 Black
Tag & Rib- Gold wire
Tail- Glo bright No11with GP tippet fibres on top

When the first weeks of the salmon season in the salmon rivers have passed and the water in the rivers begins to clear up after the spring flood – flies in greenish shades can really prove their wo

Tying the Hair wing Thunder & Lighting with Scott Jackson 2024

The skilled Danish fly fisherman and fly caster Ronny Lagoni is a specialist within sea run brown trout fishing and came up with this voluminous large tube fly tied to fishing for large sea runs br

The small, delicate, hair-winged Monroe Killer, originally tied by Scottish J.A.J Munro, is one of the most wellknown classic salmon flies when we talk about the more modern hair-winged flies.

The classic salmon flies with whole featherwings or married wings were time-consuming and complicated to tie.

The name “beiss-fly” is well-known to most anglers in Scandinavia and especially the famous river Mörrum in the southern part of Sweden.

The salmon season is well underway and the dream of the big shiny Atlantic salmon can give salmon fishermen many sleepless nights.

We once again had the pleasure of having our friend Casper Hansen behind the vise to demonstrate his bid on one of the most classic shrimp patterns.

In the late eighties, the local flyfisher and flytyer along the banks of the famous river Mörrum Lars Terkildsen tied a bunch of the famous Ullsocken flies in a new mixture of ginger, brown, and or

The trophy for most salmon fishermen is the spring salmon. It comes fresh from the sea and is in absolute top condition, and brilliantly silvershiny - a true dream-trophy.

A video tying a very bright and flashy cascade salmon fly variant for fresh salmon fly fishing, the aurora cascade

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The soft marabou feathers are an unsurpassed flytying material for stagnant and slow-flowing waters. The material is available in every conceivable color and is also relatively cheap.

Salmon live a large part of their lives feeding on shrimp and small fish, and perhaps this is why shrimp patterns throughout history have always been effective in luring the salmon to take a fly, w