This week 2 years ago

Stimulators are a classic pattern that just works amazingly. It has been in the boxes of many dry fly fisherman since the 80's, and is still popular today.

If I could only buy ONE pair of fishing waders, this videos tells what I'd look for!

Grunden's Waders:
Favorite Orvis Waders:
Waist-high waders:
Wading Staffs:

Here we will be tying the nymph Burton by mr. Hafsteinn Björgvinsson. The fly is a great option for both stream and lake fishing.

Here we will be tying the fly Red Tag by mr. Martyn Flynn, originally a Grayling pattern. This fly can be tied both as a wet fly or dry.

Here we will be tying the fly Bubble Midge. The fly is a great option for both stream and lake fishing and catches both brown trout, arctic char, brook trout and rainbow.

In this video we'll be going sea fishing in Arnarfjörður on my little boat Nemo. We fished outside of the Stapi and Stapadalur but we also tried our luck on Bakkabót on the way back to dock.

One of the most reliable dry flies that you can have in your box throughout the season. Tie a few up in # 12, 14 and 16 and you can't go wrong.

A very quick and easy must have caddis fly. With only a tiny bunch of elk hair and a little CDC, you can tie this skating caddis that I guarantee is a game changer during caddis hatches.

A quick skating caddis pattern that won't let you down. Tie it with a natural or bleached wing for better vision.