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Greg's Flats Fly

Tying Bonefish Flies Greg's Flats Fly

Pink Puff Fly

Tying Bonefish Flies, Pink Puff Fly

Veverka's Mantis Shrimp

Tying Bonefish Flies, Veverka's Mantis Shrimp

Tungsten San Juan Worm

Ryan Gabert from Dakota Angler & Outfitter shows you how to tie up a Tungsten G-String Worm, a great producer for us here locally, as well as on other streams and rivers throughout the west.

Jointed Pencil Popper

Dave Gamet ties a jointed pencil popper. This popper has great action. The added twitch of the tail section is irresistible to bass.

Tungsten Blood Midge

The Tungsten Blood Midge is extremely productive in most trout waters. This pattern will work great on the Bighorn, North Platte, and even in our home waters of the Black Hills.

Ryan's Purple UV CDC Nymph

Ryan Gabert from Dakota Angler & Outfitter ties his Purple UV CDC Nymph

Tie-Dyed Baetis Nymph

The Tied Dyed Baetis combines some of the coolest new materials in one vibrant package. This nymph will do some major damage on your favorite tailwater.

Crazy Legged Gotcha

Hans from Dakota Angler & Outfitter ties a Rubber Legged Gotcha, a staple in many bonefish fly boxes, and also a great carp fly that I have used with great success in our streams and rivers for

Hot Headed Leech

Hans Stephenson, Owner of Dakota Angler & Outfitter in Rapid City, South Dakota, ties his Hot Head Leech, a consistent producer for big trout on everything from small streams to the North Platt

Real Skin Hydro Caddis Larva

Hans from Dakota Angler ties his Real Skin Hydro Caddis Larva, a great choice for subsurface action on nearly every trout stream or river.

Dave's Jig Craw

Dave Gamet of Dakota Angler & Outfitter ties his Jig Craw, a consistent producer for us on everything from brown trout to smallmouth and carp.

Foam Gurgler Bass Bug

Ryan from Dakota Angler & Outfitter ties a Foam Gurgler Bass Bug, a must-have in any bass fly fisherman's box.

Tungsten Smuggler Nymph

Hans from Dakota Angler ties his Tungsten Smuggler, a great hidden bead pattern that can fool the pickiest fish!

George Daniel's Sowbug

This pattern featured in George Daniel's book Dynamic Nymphing. For materials please visit our Webstore: http://shop.flyfishsd.com

Fluttering Little Black Stonefly

Hans Stephenson of Dakota Angler & Outfitter ties a Fluttering Black Stonefly. The CDC split winging technique gives the appearance of the fluttering wing pairs of stoneflies.

Fish Skull Circus Peanut

Hans Stephenson of Dakota Angler ties a Fish Skull version of the Circus Peanut Streamer. This color scheme combined with the articulation is very effective on rivers such as Wyoming's North Platte. I...

Fish Skull Circus Peanut Express Cut

Hans Stephenson of Dakota Angler ties a Fish Skull version of the Circus Peanut Streamer. This color scheme combined with the articulation is very effective on rivers such as Wyoming's North Platte. I...

Big Pike Fly

Ryan Gabert of Dakota Angler & Outfitter ties a large streamer fly for northern pike. The fly has its origins in the popular Hang Time Streamer, but Ryan has put his own spin on it.

M-Wing Emerger

Dave Gamet of Dakota Angler & Outfitter ties the M-Wing Emerger. This pattern is an effective mayfly emerger pattern, that can be adapted to match many species of mayflies.

Biot Paraloop Yellow Sally

Dave Gamet of Dakota Angler & Outfitter ties his Biot Paraloop Yellow Sally. This yellow sally stonefly pattern combines a CDC wing and a Paraloop style hackle to create a high floating effective ...

Fly Tying with Ryan- Tim Wade's North Fork Special

Learn to tie the North Fork Special, a fly designed by Tim Wade owner of Cody, Wyomings North Fork Anglers. We use this nymph quite a bit in the Black Hills.

Hot Bead Soft Backed Baetis Nymph

Learn to tie Dave Gamet's Hot Bead Soft Backed Baetis Nymph. This is a proven pattern here on our Black Hills trout streams and on the Bighorn River. Thanks for watching!

Last Chance CDC Baetis Cripple

Rene Harrop's fly patterns were developed with an experienced eye for detail. Proven on the Henry's Fork, one of the most demanding trout fisheries in the country.

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