Videos by Tim Cammisa

Guest tyer John Mlakar ties a great pattern known as the Swimming Crane Fly Larva and then shares some of his personal variations (which I highly recommend looking into!).

A little-known fact about Chuck Furimsky is that he used to be in the leather industry, and he's applied those skills to one of his newer patterns, the Chuck Nymph.

When it comes to successful patterns, sometimes less is more, and it sure seems that way on the MS Bugger.

In this video, Andrew Dang is the guest tier sharing a great pattern, the Diamond Caddis.

There are lots of choices for bobbins in the world of fly tying, and I wanted to share one of my favorite ones, the Stonfo Elite Bobbin series.

Josh Miller, our guest tyer for this video, shares one of his own creations with us, the Beach Body Stone.

When fishing spring creeks (and other streams with water cress), don't forget about the Cress Bug!

Everyone has their standard "Go-to" patterns during the Sulphur hatch, and the Comparadun is definitely one of mine.

A common email I receive is related to purchasing vises, as there are many obstacles in selecting one.

The Mega Prince bares little resemblance to its predecessor, though they have one major quality in common...they both catch fish!

Fishing emergers for technical trout is one of my favorite parts of fly fishing, and this pattern is one many turn to on a regular basis.

Like many others, I enjoy tying and fishing patterns that offer versatility, and the Soft Hackle Pheasant Tail is one that fits that criteria!

Many flies have been modified over the years, though their "variant" versions rarely outproduce the original. This fly may prove to be that one!

As part of the "From Vise to Water" series, in Part 2 of my Dropper Flies videos, the discussion revolves around dropper as part of a tandem rig.

As part of the "From Vise to Water" series, in this episode, the discussion revolves around dropper as part of a tandem rig.

Selecting hackle in fly tying can be a difficult decision, and a question I get asked a lot is, "What's the difference between saddle hackle and capes?" During this video, I go over some main diff

There are many leech patterns out there, yet this one may be the fastest I've ever tied; thanks to Landon Mayer for creating this simple yet effective pattern!

This is the second video in a two part series on essential items needed to tie mayfly nymphs.

Certain dry flies have a specific characteristic that tend to capture the attention of difficult trout, but this one has three.

One of the most common emails I receive is about purchasing vises, as there are many obstacles in selecting one.

On a fly tying bench, I believe one of the most important tools is scissors...but not all are created equally!

I love to fish patterns that come with the recommendation to use with heavier tippet because fish absolutely crush them on the take...and this is one of them!

One of the most effective ways to consistently catch trout is using nymphs, and catching them on flies tied by yourself is extremely gratifying.

Jig nymphs are nothing new to fly fishing, yet I've noticed that many are hesitant to take that initial plunge.