Videos by Mc. Fly Lures

This is probably one of the more beautiful rivers I have ever fished. It is early in the year, so the trout aren't really feeding to vigorously.

A while back I created a fly that I called "the fat head squishy streamer". This was a perch color pattern and shape.

This material is awesome to work with. Its a new blend of material made form Fly Tiers Dungeon called "Arctic Wind" and I love it. Lots of flash, and very shiny.

So, the weather was miserable, and cold. We fished all morning in the snow without seeing the sun. Finally the sun came out, and we actually got a fish.

I've always seen black streamers as leech patterns, however many of them are narrow and tall or just plain fat all the way around.

Ok so, literally on the first cast, I hooked a fish and landed him. He wasn't huge, but still a great start to a day.

This fly is supposed to mimic a shrimp, however its a bit abstract. Its more about forcing a strike based on the movement and instinct rather than just visual cues.

This was a very fun day on the San Juan river fishing with some friends. A subscriber of mine had seen me at the pub a few weeks prior to this, and we talked about fishing for a while.

I have caught a few good fish on this fly since I started tying it a few months ago. Its a leech pattern that moves really nicely in the water.

Well this video was a few months in the making. On my 2nd episode I met Joe out on the river. We were both fishing the San Juan River and struck up a conversation.

Appropriately named the "slump buster" is really a buster of slumps. This fly is so easy to tie, yet so effective! You can tie up 10-20 in an hour, and is effective for so many species of fish.

One of the last free-flowing rivers in the state of Colorado, the Animas River is a unique and rare treasure.

So I didnt do so well on this one.. When filming, I have to tie with my arms stretched out and far away from the vise so I don't get in the way of the camera.

One of the last free-flowing rivers in the state of Colorado, the Animas River is a unique and rare treasure.

These are quite popular mayfly (baetis) patterns because they sink quickly due to the two beads. Where I was fishing on the Animas, the water was very murky, and I had to get deep to reach them.

One of the last free-flowing rivers in the state of Colorado, the Animas River is a unique and rare treasure.

Glass minnows are small, see through fish that are a food source for many predatory fish.

As the last two Fat Head Squishy Streamers moved well in the water, this one will also. They are great for doing a sort of walk the dog action, and a semi suspending nature.

If you haven't ever fly fished the quality waters on the San Juan River in New Mexico, you are missing out. Trout are everywhere, and its difficult not to hook a few.

I shot a turkey this season, and I plucked all the feathers and used them for this fly. Its an awesome little streamer with lots of movement. Great for trout on a stream or river.

Wooly buggers are probably one of the most popular and versatile flies anywhere you fish. From California to Colorado to New York, and not just USA, but other countries as well.

If you haven't ever fly fished the quality waters on the San Juan River in New Mexico, you are missing out. Trout are everywhere, and its difficult not to hook a few.

Tying these midges is no easy matter. The material list is small, just two color threads and some flashabou, but they are so small, that I have trouble with my not so good eyes to tie them.

I lost a MONSTER trout on the San Juan River