Jigs

In this "Two Minute Fly Tying" tutorial, I share the Eggstasy Egg fly, a simple pattern that fish can't resist under certain conditions.

Detailed instructions for tying Dave McKenna's Rumble Bug.

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The Arctic grayling is one of my favorite fishes to catch on the fly. They are gems and look as though they belong in the tropics rather than the cooler climates they are often found in.

Featured in this video is the "new and improved" version of the Lightning Bug, slightly revised from my original video.

Materials Used;
Hook, Fulling Mill Jig Force size 16
Thread, Uni-8/0 Yellow
Tail, Whiting Coq de Leon Fibres dyed Brown Olive
Body, Peacock Quill dyed Yellow

The Walt's Worm is a pattern that has led to MANY variations...and here's another! Join me in this video as I share the Walt's Worm Blowtorch, plus share a story about Mr. Walt Young.

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Hook; size 12 , 14 ,,, Thread Rusty Brown ,, Tail Black & Brown Cock Feather ,, Body 1mm Brown Larva Lace ,, Bead 3mm Tungsten ,, and Peacock Dubbing

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Detailed instructions for tying a October Caddis Euro Nymph.

Detailed instruction on how to tie a Perdigon Style Zebra Midge.

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hook: jig hook
thread: black 8/0 uni cord
eyes: colored lead eyes
tail: black rabbit zonker
body: blak rabbit fur in a dubbing loop

I give my opinion on the factors that impact my hook selection, and how they affect the overall style of my design.

I give a step by step instruction on how to tie an articulated jig fly.

A fly designed to get down fast. Way down. Real fast.
The legs add the perfect amount of movement underwater and the dubbing blend finds that balance between flash and buggy.

Great River Pattern

Step by step instructions for an effective perdigon variation. These little nymphs are highly effective for both trout and grayling and well worth their place in any nymph box.

Doug Mcknight tying his Lowrider Sculpin fly pattern.

We have a lot of caddis in my area so I always have a large selection of caddis patterns in my box. The Pearl Cord used in this video is a very simple way to make the worm part of the fly.

How to tie Doug Ouellette's Sweet Pea Jig Nymph. This a great slender profile jig nymph that has been a top producer for us this year.