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Dumbell Fat Head Zonker

This has enough weight to use with a conventional or spinning rod and I use this fly to catch flounder in the Texas gulf with my conventional gear.

Feather Tail Flash Surf Candy

Saltwater and Freshwater Streamer Fly Tying. This fly is built on the surf candy style fly that was originated by Bob Popovics.

Point Up Zonker Sculpin

This fly is made to mimic a sculpin. Sculpins are a common food source for large trout and other large predatory fish in lakes and rivers.

Starburst Brown Shrimp

Brown shrimp are a very common food source for many fish. I used to fish quite regularly in the gulf of mexico, and it was probably the most common bait people used out there.

Crafty Reversed Minnow

These are basically a craft fur glass minnow tied in reverse, then the fibers are pulled backwards to create a spine along the back of the fly.

Little Minnow Fry

This streamer is to mimic small minnows and baitfish that predator fish hunt regularly. Minnows especially.

Flash Minnow Candy

This "flash minnow candy" uses a flexible UV curing resin for the body shape of the fly. Instead of using hard curing resin which doesn't feel realistic, and is prone to cracking/breaking.

Bunny Gill Streamer Fly

Blue gills are some of the top food sources for some large freshwater predatory fish like bass, trout, pike, and walleye.

Crafty Point Up Baitfish

This fly uses a heavy dumbbell to keep the fly swimming hook point up. The way this fly is tied, the dumbbell is hidden with the craft fur and 3D eyes.

Sparkle Mop Head Fly

This fly is really simple and easy to tie, but gives great results. Its very flashy, and will be seen even in murky water.

Clouser Minnow

Clouser minnows are very popular and effective flies that ride hook point up to help keep from snagging. They have a great jigging action, and work really well to get fish on the line.

Finger Mullet Fat Head Squishy Streamer

For a more detailed, step by step tutorial on tying this style of fly, check out this video where I tie the exact fly, in a perch color pattern...

Fat Head Squishy Streamer

This fly moves really nicely in the water. The shell made by the UV resin makes this fly move very interestingly in the water. It glides and jerks kinda like a slow sinking jerk bait.

Super Squirmy Worm

The super squirmy worm is a great san juan worm varient that really works! Using small rubber bug legs for movement and to look like a little worm, you can trim this to length on the water to what ev...

Dropper Loop Knot

This knot makes it easy to create dropper loops to add multiple hooks or a weight to a rig. I use this often for live or dead bait fishing where I put the weight at the loop.

EP style baitfish fly

EP style baitfish fly's have become staples in many saltwater and warm water fly fisherman's boxes. They tend to be more difficult to tie though, and can take quite a while.

Buck Tail Glass Minnow

Glass minnow flies are made to mimic a small transparent baitfish. Generally they are tied wispy in order to be slightly transparent. This fly I am using bucktail instead of synthetic materials.

Mosquito Adams

The adams is one of the most popular dry flies. Generally it is tied with grizzly and brown hackle, this one only uses grizzly hackle to mimic a mosquito.

Crack Head Charlie

The crack head charlie is a variant of the crazy charlie that I tie with "the kracken enhanced" dubbing.

Mink Matuka

This fly is a lightweight version of a zonker fly, that also is similar to a matuka fly. I dub in the fibers on the front of the fly instead of twisting on the skin of the zonker to keep the weight d...

Dumb Eye Bugger

Wooly Bugger trout streamer with dumbbell eyes. Wooly buggers are probably one of the most popular and versatile freshwater streamer patterns ever created.

Krystal Flash Midge Emerger

The Krystal Flash Midge Emerger is one of the more simple emerger patterns for trout. This midge emerger is really effective despite using only 3 materials. Krystal flash, thread and wire.

Zebra Midge

The black zebra midge is probably one of the more common midge patterns used when nymphing in rivers for trout. They are very easy to tie, and super effective!

Palomar Knot

The Palomar knot is a strong but small fishing knot, great for big game fish that pull hard. The knot continues to tighten when being pulled on, and the double loops around the hook eye make for a str...

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