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Regan's Mayfly Spinner

A very interesting Mayfly spinner pattern that puts deer hair to good use for both the body and the wing post.

March Brown Nymph

With it being the first day of Spring today, I thought a little March Brown clinger nymph would be appropriate. This is an easy tie that fishes up side down.

CDC Mayfly Dun

An extremely effective Hi-Viz, Hi-floating CDC mayfly dun. This little pattern has a few interesting techniques that help make this a deadly choice on the end of your line during mayfly time.

Sasquatch

The Sasquatch was designed by George Leonard Herter in the late 1960's and was said to be a entirely new type of dry fly!

Suspender Minky

An extremely quick and easy pattern, that pushes all the buttons for those Autumn fry feeding rainbows and browns, on still waters.

Mayfly Stillborn

A very useful general purpose pattern, especially during prolific hatches, that you can easily match to the hatch by changing the colour combination of the moose mane body hairs.

Detached body technique

A simple detached body technique with a twist! Using two colours of Para Post and a couple of strands of Nano Crystal flash you can create unique segmented detached bodies with a little flash in them,...

All Fur Wet Fly

A truly quick and easy pattern to tie with a couple of nifty techniques, that create a wonderful translucency when wet.

Deer Hair Mayfly Dun

With a little preparation and practice of the special techniques, my all deer hair mayfly, can be tied in just a few minutes with a single dubbing loop.

CDC Para-Weld Caddis

An extremely buoyant caddis pattern with a special CDC parachute hackle technique, that ticks all the boxes.

CDC Spent wing midge

Tying thread, 0ne CDC hackle and a pinch of dubbing, makes one of the most essential patterns in my fly box! A quick and easy CDC spent wing midge that can be fished just about all year round.

Royal Coachman

One of the iconic American fancy wet flies. Tied on a # 10 Mustad R70 wet fly hook. Although many find these classic wets challenging to tie, with a little practice and patience, they soon become natu...

Zug Bug

One of the classic generic nymphs. Although originally designed to imitate a cased cassis fly, the Zug Bug has proven its effectiveness over many decades.

Gravy Train Midge

As the name suggests, the gravy train midge will give great rewards for little effort. A quick and simple all year round midge that works in most midge fishing situations.

Free swimming caddis larva

A quick and effective free swimming caddis larva for those who need something new in their box. Fish it dead drift or a bottom dropper as part of a team.

Deep Sparkle Pupa

A little variant of the LaFontaine classic. An absolute must have pattern if you are fishing still water caddis fly hatches.

PDQ Caddis

The PDQ (pretty damn quick) caddis will not only float all day long, but it also takes under 4 minutes to tie!

PMD Comparadun

This Pale Morning Comparadun demonstrates a little different technique for the regular comparadun wing. This technique results in a slimmer abdomen and greater buoyancy.

Long Horn Caddis Pupa

A semi realistic and extremely effective, yet quick long horn caddis pupa. Tie it with or without a bead head in sizes 12, 14 & 16.

Fur Hackle Mayfly

Although it requires a little practice, this fur hackle technique produces a much softer presentation that floats extremely well.

Hair Wing Dun

A new series of videos for those that are new to fly tying, to accompany my new book, 'fly tying for beginners' out later this year.

UV Zonker

A new series of videos for those that are new to fly tying, to accompany my new book, 'fly tying for beginners' out later this year.

Hare's Ear Nymph

A new series of videos for those that are new to fly tying, to accompany my new book, 'fly tying for beginners' out later this year.

Pheasant Tail Nymph

A new series of videos for those that are new to fly tying, to accompany my new book, 'fly tying for beginners' out later this year.

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