Videos by Hans Stephenson

Learn to tie the Parachute Blue Winged Olive, a valuable dry fly for trout streams across the country. Video by Dakota Angler & Outfitter in Rapid City, South Dakota.

Thin bodied european style jig nymph, great for getting down deep with out using extra weight! The soft hackle gives this pattern great movement under the water.

A solid jig pattern to use in the winter months.

Ryan Gabert ties a Green Butt Skunk. The Green Butt Skunk is a classic pattern and has become one of the most popular flies used for steelhead.

The Student is a fly pattern popularized on the Bighorn River. It isn't much to look at, but like the F-Fly this simple CDC (Cul de Canard) dry fly catches its share of fish.

A tungsten jig variation of the Flashback Pheasant Tail Nymph. Tungsten Jig nymphs are gaining in popularity.

A great attractor nymph pattern tied on a jig nymph hook. Tie in sizes 12,14, and 16. Works great on freestone streams. Alter the color of the hot spot on the fly for your watershed.

Learn to tie the Quill Body Emerging Nymph. A great fly for finicky trout. Use with traditional, Czech, Spanish, or French nymphing styles.

Variation of the Hare's Ear Nymph tied with a tungsten bead on a jig style hook. Very effective fly. Great for traditional, Czech, Spanish, or French nymphing styles.

Fly Tying Technique video on how to use a hair stacker. The hair stacker is a tool that is essential for tying hair wing flies.

The Vanilla Bugger is a very popular streamer originated on the North Platte River in Wyoming by Mark Boname. Here the Vanilla Bugger is tied with sparkle yarn.

The Humpy is a classic dry fly pattern. Learn to tie the Humpy with the a modern addition - a foam back.

The Ice Queen Caddis utilizes the Polish weave. This technique takes a bit of practice, but after a few flies you will have the hang of it.

Learn to tie the Parachute Adams Dry Fly. This pattern is indispensable- tie it in sizes 12-22 and you can match just about any hatch.

The Zebra Midge is an easy to tie and deadly fly pattern. The zebra midge is a great pattern for beginning fly tiers.

The Blue Winged Olive is a classic dry fly that imitates the small olive mayflies of the genus Baetis.

Here's what Dakota Angler & Outfitter guides do on their days off! Fishing has been great this year, and we have plenty of water so it's only going to continue!

This mayfly nymph pattern features the new synthetic quill body from Hareline Dubbin. The addition of Hareline's synthetic quill creates a durable and realistic looking body for any nymph pattern.

A great lake pattern to imitate the callibaetis mayfly. This pattern utilizes the new synthetic quill body from Hareline Dubbin.

A unique and very productive fly pattern from the vise of Dave Gamet. The 2 rpm midge has taken many big fish from both streams and lakes.

Tying a Squirrel Zonker with CCG UV Resin. Tied by Hans Stephenson of Dakota Angler & Outfitter.

A simple and effective baetis nymph pattern. Great for picky fish. Fly tying video from Dakota Angler & Outfitter

The Bonefish Bitters has become a standard in and a must have pattern for just about any bonefishing destination.

Fly Tying with Dave Gamet