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Video Midge-May Be Dec 12. 2023 A midge to Baetis crossover pattern with trident tails like seen on Baetis mayflies but tied with a downwing like a midge.	Video Minimal Dace Dec 10. 2023 Chris Stewart’s Blacknose Dace Streamer	Video Micro Collie Dog Dec 10. 2023 Here we will be tying a micro version of the fly Collie Dog.
Video Black Pennell Dec 10. 2023 In this video I'll tie the fly Black Pennell. In 1886, its author, released the first fly tying hooks with an eye facing downwards. That makes the design of these hooks about 140 years old!	Video Micro Frances Plug Dec 10. 2023 Here we will be tying a Micro version of one of the most famous salmon pattern of all times, Frances. Originally made and styled another fly called Black Eyed Prawn by Peter Dean in the UK.	Video Walleye Special Leech Dec 10. 2023 Here we will be tying the Walleye Special Leech. As a matter of fact, this fly is not relation the no people personally.
Video Butterfly Pedersen Dec 10. 2023 Here we will be tying the Butterfly Pedersen by mr. Jón Sigurðsson. The fly is a great option for both stream and lake fishing and was designed in 2009 by mr. Sigurðsson.	Video Video Tour of my Fly Tying Desk Dec 8. 2023 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).	Video Grey Goose Olive Nymph Dec 8. 2023 Materials Used;
Video Gingernesen Dec 8. 2023 This Mörrum ginger colored tubefly is swedish flytyer and flyfisher Erik Hellquist’s favourite colour for the River Mörrum, and the fly that he actually caught one of his first salmon on many years	Video Elk Hair Caddis - EHC Dec 8. 2023 Caddis are a very important food-item for trout and grayling, and there are in fact many more species of caddis than there are mayflies.	Video Snowshoe Comparadun Dec 5. 2023 How to control two materials without a need to be an octopus.

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