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Copper John

Here we will be tying the fly Copper John by a request from the audience The Copper John is an attractor fly that works often amazingly well like some other flies like Brassie and similar patterns

JP Mobuto

Here we will be tying a JP Mobuto fly. The Mobutos became popular in Iceland in the 1980's and on and at that time the body material that was used is called swannundaze.

RÍN

Here we will be tying the fly RÍN by my fishing partner, mr. Örvar Bessason. I've fished with Örvar now for few year and he's a great person.

Fly Fishing & Exploring in Iceland - Hraunsfjörður

In this online lecture we'll be having a pretty detailed overview of Hraunsfjörður in the Snæfellsnes peninsula and is part of the Veiðikortið-system.

Black Peacock Spider

Here we will be tying the Black & Peacock Spider in the edition Thomas C. Ivens. His version came later than the original version of this fly that was from Scotland actually.

Caviar

In this video we'll be tying the fly Caviar by mrs. Helga Gísladóttir. The Caviar was devised here in Iceland just last year by Helga but Helga is enthusiastic fly tier and fly fisher.

Red Krafla Trout

Here we will be tying the fly Krafla by mr. Kristján Gíslason in a trout version. The fly is a great option for both stream and lake fishing.

Overtaker

Here we will be tying the fly Overtaker that is some sort of an opposite fly from the Undertaker fly by John Don Gapen.

Sallý

Here we will be tying the fly Sallý by mister Pétur Steingrímsson. Sallý was one of the first patterns that Pétur made and devised back in the days few decades back.

Alma Rún

In this tutorial we'll be tying the famous pattern Alma Rún by mr. Sigursteinn Húbertsson (1932-2013). Sigursteinn designed the fly and named it after his granddaughter who fished with him.

Haugur Micro

Here we will be tying the fly Haugur by Sigurður Héðinn in a micro version. The Haugur fly has been around in Iceland for years and has long ago proven it to be one of the really best salmon patterns ...

Zonker Baitfish

Here we will be tying a Zonker by myself in the classic baitfish colours. This is the first Zonker fly I tie on the channel, but trust me there will be more of them coming this winter.

Fishing in Sauðlauksdalur Lake

Fishing in Sauðlauksdalsvatn lake in 100% still weather. No fish were rising however.

Teal and Black

Here we will be tying the famous fly pattern Teal and black. The fly is originally from the United Kingdom and it has a sister pattern called Black Pennell that's reminds a lot to the original Teal an...

Teal Blue & Silver

Here we will be tying the fly Teal blue & silver but the pattern is a classic wet fly pattern originated from the United Kingdom.

Silver Sheep

Silver Sheep is a variant of the original Black Sheep tied by Haraldur Stefánsson in 1977. The Silver Sheep has done well in fishing in Iceland since the fly is suppose to imitate an Eel smelt, but th...

Hare's Ear

Here we will be tying the world famous fly Hare's Ear. There are countless variations of this excellent fly.

Marabou Black Ghost

Here we will be tying the fly Black Ghost by mr. Herbert Welch. This time I'll be tying my personal version of it which I prefer to use for seatrout when I fish for that fish in salt water on the tide...

Indian Streamer

Here we will be tying the fly Indian Streamer. But this fly is originally from Nova Scotia according to my favourite fly fishing web in Iceland, www.fos.is but that web is like the phonebook for still...

Foam Hitch Tube

Here we will be tying a tube fly named Foam Hitch. The Foam Hitch is a hitch tube like a normal hitch tube, except it has an extra added foam to it's wing.

JS Buzzer

Here we will be tying the fly JS Buzzer. The fly is a great option for both stream and lake fishing.

Royal Coachman Marabou

Here we will be tying the classic fly Royal Coachman in a streamer version with a marabou wing update!

Nighthawk Fox Wing

In this video we'll be tying an absolute classical Salmon pattern that's been around for more than 100 years and appeared to the world long before the 1900's started.

Over simplified Freshwater Shrimp

Here we will be tying a Simple Freshwater Shrimp, a pattern by myself that I made when I got inspired by a pattern called Latex Shrimp.

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