Videos by McFly Angler

Gurgler's are easy top water, popper style flies that catch a wide range of fish.

This fly, the carters rubber leg dragonfly, I feel is one of the best all around warm water flies out there.

Foam beetle flies are flies that every panfish fisherman should know how to tie, or at least have some in your box.

Bully Bluegill Spider flies are one of my favorite flies ever created. This might come as a surprise to some of you since it seems so basic.

The Matuka fly is a streamer that is created almost entirely with hackle feathers. It boasts a large side profile, while still being extremely lightweight.

The Slump Buster fly pattern is one of my favorite small streamers to fish. It works great on fast moving rivers and rivers with deep holes or even lakes.

Comparaduns are adult mayfly dry flies that do not use hackle, but achieve buoyancy with the use of a heavily stacked deer hair wing.

Hares Ear flies are a classic pattern that has been around forever. Of fly patterns still popular today, I would say the Hares Ear is one of the oldest.

Pheasant Tails are quite possibly the most popular general purpose nymph. I dont think Ive ever gone to a fly shop and not seen a selection of pheasant tails in many sizes.

Bling midges are some of the most elegant yet easy-to-tie flies you'll come across. With their lifelike appearance, they mimic midge pupae or larvae perfectly.

The WD-40 is one of my favorite flies for fishing rivers and lakes where there is a good population of small baetis and midges.

RS2 Emergers I believe were originally tied to match the hatch on trico hatches.