Videos by Ahrex Hooks

Joseph Cordeiro has been tying flies for over 25 years. The past 10 years focusing on teaching, presenting at shows and marketing saltwater flies.

Small mayfly patterns are essential in every troutfishers flybox, and this delicate small CDC emerger of a Blue Winged Olive is a fine bid on a “must-have-pattern”.

Joe Calcavecchia is a US based production tier for the past thirty years for fly shops in the New England region, a saltwater master fly tier, and the creator of many well-renowned fly patterns suc

In recent years, salmon flies, where a part or all of the wing has been replaced with flash, have become very popular – especially in cloudy water, it can be a great advantage to have a material th

In this video we have the skillled flyfisher and flytyer Jake Villwock owner of the shop Relentless Flyfishing to demonstrate one of his favorite “must-have” patterns from his flybox.

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When the Green Drakes (the largest of the may flies) hatches, it’s the trout- and grayling fly fisher’s best chance for some of the river’s largest fish on a dry fly.

In this video we have had the skilled US based flyfisher, flytyer and guide Brian Schumaker to tie one of his all-time favorite flies for his beloved smallmouth bass fishing.

Big baitfish-imitations need to have the right profile and movement in the water to fool the predators feeding in baitfish.

For many fly fishermen, winter is a time for fly tying, but if you are really keen on fishing, you can still be able to fish for sea run brown trout in the coastal areas of scandinavia.

This shrimp pattern is a fly from danish flyfisher, flytyer and owner of the danish shop Nordic Anglers Daniel D. Holm.

Bob Popovics was known for many things and was a leading figure in the modern developments of the striper fishing on the North East coast of America that was closest to his home and his heart.

Local legend in the famous seatrout and salmon river Mörrum Lars Terkildsen had just landed a nice 12 kilo silvery salmon one lovely day in May on the former Walhalla beat (now known as Dahlbom’s).

Sandeel patterns are an essential type of fly that should not be missing from the fly boxes of saltwater fly anglers.

The word midge has a duality of meanings – at least for fly tiers and fly fishermen. First of all, it can mean: a very small fly, natural or artificial.

The song of grasshoppers is a major part of the background soundscape on a warm day in late summer and early fall. They live on most corners of the planet, not counting the coldest climate zones.

When the first weeks of the salmon season in the salmon rivers have passed and the water in the rivers begins to clear up after the spring flood – flies in greenish shades can really prove their wo

Swedish fly tyer and fly fisher Håkan Karsnäser shows how to tie one of his favorite patterns for Czech nymphing.

A must-have-in-the-box for trout anglers all over the world is the large (but also smaller) imitations of stoneflies – few flies like these can fool even the largest and critical fish to take, as l

The ‘Tobiskongen’ (the-king-of-sand-eel) is a classic baitfish fly with no difficult tying moments.

The skilled Danish fly fisherman and fly caster Ronny Lagoni is a specialist within sea run brown trout fishing and came up with this voluminous large tube fly tied to fishing for large sea runs br

Baitfish-imitation must be found in every fly box, and when you cruise around along the coasts a baitfishimitation stands for a very large part of the catches of sea run brown trouts.

The small, delicate, hair-winged Monroe Killer, originally tied by Scottish J.A.J Munro, is one of the most wellknown classic salmon flies when we talk about the more modern hair-winged flies.

In hard-fished waters, it pays often to try with smaller and sparsely dressed nymphs to be able to lure the big, spooky trout to take, those who have seen many flies and perhaps learned that conspi