Videos by Tim Cammisa

Highlighted in this fly tying tutorial is a pattern created by the great Lee Wulff, the "White Wulff." This fly can be tied to represent various naturals, such as the Ephoron Leukon (aka White Fl

In this fly tying tutorial, fun is definitely the name of the game!

In this fly tying tutorial, less is definitely more! Featured in this video is a deer hair ant consisting of just a couple materials.

The fly in this tutorial is both effective to fish and quick to tie, two of my favorite things to hear!

In this fly tying tutorial, I showcase the stage prior to a caddisfly becoming an adult, the pupal stage.

Featured in this fly tying tutorial is the Hot Spot Spider, a slight variation of the classic that so many North Country flies rotate around.

In this fly tying tutorial, I feature a fly that was created by Josh Williams of Dead Drift Flies ( This pattern, Josh's White Lightning, is an attractor nymph that fishes well in a lot of water t

In this fly tying tutorial, I share a popular streamer, the Zuddler Conehead Minnow, which is a cross between two other extraordinary patterns.

Featured in this fly tying tutorial is a pattern that I love to fish, the Humpy dry fly.

In this fly tying tutorial, I demonstrate the steps required for Doug Swisher's Madam X.

In this tutorial, I go over the final stage of the mayfly, which is called the "spinner." Many of the natural mayflies turn a rusty color during this stage, hence a great pattern to have in your b

In this fly tying tutorial, I show an easy way to vary the Woolly Bugger, which is by substituting a schlappen hackle for the traditional saddle hackle.

In this fly tying tutorial, I show the materials and steps needed to tie a venerable bonefish pattern, the "Crazy Charlie." This fly, imitating a glass minnow, has been producing on the flats for

For this fly tying tutorial, I share a pattern that needs little introduction, Bob Clouser's famous fly, the Clouser Deep Minnow.

In this fly tying tutorial, I explain the procedures for tying Kevin Compton's Czech nymph, the "Ginger Snap." This attractor fly, requiring intermediate tying skills, is tied on a jig hook, in lin

In this fly tying tutorial, I discuss and explain the steps for a Blue-Winged Olive parachute dry fly, known affectionately to many as the "BWO." This is a great all-around pattern that catches fis

During this brief fly tying tutorial, I explain a few parts of the dry fly hook essential in the measurement of tails when tying.

In this fly tying tutorial, I imitate the stage occurring prior to the mayfly turning into an adult, the emerger stage.

For this fly tying tutorial, I wanted to bring more light to a tradition pattern, the Royal Trude.

For this fly tying tutorial, I chose a pattern that represents a caddis pupa and emerger, John Anderson's Bird of Prey Caddis.

In this fly tying tutorial, I demonstrate the tying methods for a fly called the CrawBody Crayfish.

In this "Two Minute Fly Tying" tutorial, I wanted to share an effective pattern that is equally quick to tie, the Hot Belly Pheasant Tail.

In this fly tying tutorial, I selected one of the most popular flies in the country: John Barr's Copper John.

During this fly tying tutorial, I showcase my friend Tony Spezio's pattern, the Chili Pepper fly.