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Video No-Rise Nymph May 20. 2022 This is a great generic imitation for searching the water when the fish aren’t rising. The small jig-off bead adds a little weight and flips the nymph to fish with the point up.	Video 5 Things You need for Fly Tying May 20. 2022 What are 5 things YOU need for fly tying? Comment below!	Video Brown Dun Spider May 20. 2022 Learn how to tie a traditional classic north country spider with the original materials and techniques.
Video Drifting Caddis Pupa May 20. 2022 Materials Used;	Video Blue Zulu Hopper Hedgehog May 20. 2022 Materials Used;	Video CDC Bubble Emerger Caddis May 20. 2022 Materials Used;
Video Hill Loch Muddler May 20. 2022 Materials Used;	Video Naranxeira May 20. 2022 Tying the Naranxeira Salmon Fly with Davie McPhail	Video Detached Bodied Balloon Caddis May 20. 2022 Materials Used;
Video Mayfly Wet May 20. 2022 This is not a traditional Irish Lough Mayfly pattern as it is dressed in a lighter manner than it’s big wave surfing cousins.	Video Tofting's CDC Mayfly May 20. 2022 The largest mayfly in Scandinavia are the Ephemera Danica and it’s stillwater relative, the E. vulgata. They are the same size, and the Vulgata tend to be a little darker than the Danica.	Video Woven Ammonite Nymph May 20. 2022 This pattern is based on Steve Thornton’s Ammonite nymph dressing, a real favourite amongst many tyers and fly fishers alike.
Video Brown & Orange Waterpusher May 20. 2022 The movement of the fly and the disturbance in the water is the key to trigger predators. A fly that pushes the water is the big effort in flies tied “Buford-style”.	Video Small GOFI Shrimp May 20. 2022 Shrimpflies is just a must-have-in-the-box ... period! Whether it is saltwater or frshwater, shrimpflies just has an attraction on predators that a few other type of baits have.	Video Brown Bead Stonefly May 20. 2022 Even the most fanatical dry fly fisherman must admit that there are often days when nymphs are far superior to the dry flies.

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