Videos by Tim Cammisa

In this fly tying tutorial, I discuss the procedures and techniques to tie the Biot Stonefly Nymph, while also talking briefly about background information related to stoneflies.

During this YouTube video, I take a moment to thank all who contributed to my Project Healing Waters Collection which took place between February and March of 2014.

In this fly tying tutorial, I demonstrate various techniques and methods to tie an Olive Scud Nymph.

In this fly tying tutorial, I demonstrate the procedures and techniques for John Barr's BWO Flashback Emerger, which represents the stage before the mayfly becomes a dun.

During this fly tying tutorial, I welcome guest tyer Joe Kayafas as he shares a version of the ever-popular Intruder fly.

In this fly tying tutorial, I demonstrate the techniques used to tie Lance Egan's Frenchie nymph.

In this fly tying tutorial, I share another version of the venerable "Partridge and Orange," one of my favorite soft hackle flies.

For starters, let it be known that not all peacock dubbing is created equal! In this fly tying tutorial, I showcase various peacock dubbings, including the pros & cons of each.

Featured in this fly tying tutorial is the "Improved" Pheasant Tail nymph, which is a classic in the fly fishing world.

Featured in this fly tying tutorial is the Splitsville Caddis, a pattern created by Jonny King.

Featured in this fly tying tutorial is a pattern that is popular among the Czech/Euro nymphing crowd, Napoleon's Dynamite.

The Hot Wire Prince Nymph is an effective pattern, primarily because some of its best characteristics are a combination of those found in the Prince and Copper John nymphs.

In this fly tying tutorial, I show the steps to tie a fantastic fly for steelhead, known as "DeFrank's Grim Reaper." Originally tied for the Great Lakes region (specifically tributaries of Lake Er

In this fly tying tutorial, I demonstrate a really neat way to tie parachute flies with monofilament.

In this fly tying tutorial, I show an easier version of the fish-catching nymph, the Copper John.

In this "Tips & Techniques" fly tying video, I explain some common uses for hen hackle.

In this fly tying tutorial, I wanted to share a fly given to me by my buddy Tom, the Utah Killer Bug. This fly can represent a myriad of insects depending on how you tie it.

During this fly tying tutorial, I decided to give detailed tying instructions for Tracy Peterson's "Skinny Nelson," plus a few variations of the pattern (including a great one for midges).

In this fly tying tutorial, I explain some techniques for you to use when tying flies with lead wire. There are a few tips that I offer, especially when tying both bead and cone head patterns.

With Halloween around the corner (@ the filming of this video), it was suggested by my wife that a Halloween pattern would be fun...and I agree!

In this fly tying tutorial, I show a modified version of Ian Colin James' "Ian's Brass Ass." This is a featured fly on the Orvis website, and though originally tied for steelhead in the Great Lake

This fly tying tutorial features George Daniel's Czech Catnip, a fly commonly used as the "anchor" for those familiar with Czech Nymphing.

In this fly tying tutorial, I demonstrate one (of many!) technique for creating extended mayfly bodies using deer hair.

This fly tying tutorial features a fantastic nymph, the Flashback Pheasant Tail fly.