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Red Tag

Fly tying SBS and underwater footage of the Red Tag, one of the most popular flies in the world - and highly valued by trout and grayling fishermen everywhere.

Girdle Bug

Tying SBS and underwater action on the Girdle Bug. In the box it looks like shit, but when you’ve seen it solid imbedded in the jaw of large trout often enough… well you come to like the bastard.

Damselfly Dog Nobbler

Tying SBS and underwater action of the UK classic, the Dog Nobbler. This fly was designed by all round angler Trevor Housby, after inspiration from American spin fishermen using ultralight tackle and ...

Maroon'n'black Wool Leech

Tying SBS and underwater action on the Maroon'n'black Wool Leech. The yarn or wool leech is a simple, but effective imitation on leeches in freshwater and ragworms in saltwater.

Montana Nymph

Tying sbs and underwater footage of The Montana Nymph. This pattern has changed a bit over time, This is however what you could call the current accepted "original".

Pink Dog Nobbler

Tying SBS and underwater swimming action footage on the Dog Nobbler tied on Ahrex Mini Jig hooks. This pink version has been a steady producer in the cold waters this winter and spring - in rivers as ...

Blue Zulu

Tying tutorial and underwater action film of this blue hackled variation of the classic Black Zulu. The Blue Zulu is a popular pattern for lake-, lough- and reservoir fishing on the British Isles and ...

Woolly Bugger

Tying SBS and underwater swimming action on one of the worlds most popular streamer flies for trout, bass and anything else.

The Woolly Worm

Underwater action and full tying SBS on one of the world's most popular flies. The Woolly Worm is not a Woolly Bugger without the tail.

Dan Bailey's White Marabou Muddler

Classic streamer fly tying. Underwater action and tying SBS. on the fabulous Dan Bailey's White Marabou Muddler.

Nightwatchman v2

I've pimped my favourite pike streamer (which happens to be a killer for large predatory trout as well).

Natural Beauty

Fly tying photo essay. Fly tying materials look up close. In this little film we explore the beauty and magic of some of the materials used in flies for trout, steelhead, salmon and sea trout.

Bumblebee Woolhead Sculpin

Tying sbs and underwater footage of my Woolhead Sculpin. This time tied with focus on maximum contrast - and as a silhouette fly.

Sparkle Fox

Tying sbs and underwater footage of a streamer design mixing arctic fox hair and Woolly Sparkle Dub.

P&S Shrimp v2

Tying SBS and Underwater footage of a Shrimp fly you can tie in a few minutes and use to fool even the smartest seatrout, sea bass or other saltwater gamefish.

Rattle Zonker

Rattle and hum! This is a basic zonker fly with a twist. The fat belly on this version hides a glass tube with metal rattles inside.

Ovidiu Skeleton Diver

A pattern inspired by Ovidiu Mihut, a Romanian fly fishing guide, who is part of some TV-shows on the Fishing & Hunting Chanel and @Romanian National TV Chanel 2.

Peacock Flymph

I never get tired of tying and swinging soft hackle flies, and the Peacock Flymph is as simple as it gets. A pinch of dubbing and a soft webby hackle is all you need.

Bloodworm Larva

The name bloodworm refers to several species of wormlike creatures - including some large saline rag worms.

11 Streamer flies - swimming under water

We are going down under the surface in rivers and lakes, to watch a bunch of streamer flies from the fish's perspective.

Green Emerger

Just a super simple softhackled emerger/flymph style wet fly, that has been a steady producer for me while trout and grayling fishing in Scandinavia. Equally at home in rivers and lakes.

Black Zulu

Classic wet fly tying, The first fly I ever caught a trout on. I guess I was eight or nine years old, and I didn't even have a fly rod back then.

Black Widow Muddler

Way back when I started flyfishing for seatrout in saltwater on the Danish coast... few people did that. There weren't many fly patterns developed for this new fishing.

Streamtease

The Optic fly was released by ABU in 1967 as "a streamer of tremendous killing power" - and that label wasn't all wrong.

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