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Article The Perfect Woolly Jan 23. 2010 Bugger! Many flies were developed from the Woolly Bugger, German Raoul Kempkes got back to it and created a very simple pattern which is extremely durable and very easy to tie. Only a few materials are needed to tie a great pattern which is highly versatile. The perfect Woolly Bugger! Learn to tie it here	Video Jerry French's Ultra Mini-Intruder Sep 20. 2019 Jerry’s third video in this tying series, he demonstrates tying the Ultra Mini-Intruder. This size Intruder is ideal for Summer Steelhead and low water winter conditions.	Video What a Fish Sees Sep 18. 2019 ...when you’re trying to catch it.
Video Egg Sucking Leech Trout Variation Sep 18. 2019 Fall streamer season is upon us...	Video Vampire Rainbow Minnow Sep 18. 2019 I got a new product from J. Stockard Fly Fishing called Vampire Sheep Hair. This is a product made by Franken Fly and I have been excited to try it ever since I heard about it.	Video Frenchie Jig Nymph Sep 18. 2019 The Frenchie is not a new pattern by any means and from my research goes back years and years and years and years.
Video My Colorado top 10 trips! Sep 17. 2019 Colorado is one of my favorite places in the US mainly due to its amazing fishing and beautiful scenery.	Video Ice Ice Goby Sep 16. 2019 Click the link below here you will find the full materiallist:	Video Starling Tip Sep 15. 2019 Step by step instructions for a classic Clyde style wet fly, the starling tip is a great pattern for the river angler's box.
Video Skeena Steelhead on Dry Flies Sep 15. 2019 Join Fly Nation hosts, April Vokey and Andrea Charlton on a once in a lifetime adventure to British Columbia's North country in search of giant steelhead, many of which are willing to take dry flie	Video Gurgler Sep 15. 2019 We're tying the Gurgler fly in the best color ever! Chartreuse. SUBSCRIBE for more Fly Tying videos: http://bit.ly/trident-subscribe	Video Salmonology Sep 15. 2019 Conversation of a Salmon River. Part 2/3 of our "Lifecycles" - Series

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