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2023
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Glass Beaded Buzzer/Midge Pupa

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Wooly Bugger

Easy peasy super buggy wooly bugger

Winter Zonker

Material List Hook size 12 Thread Black Tail & Body Zonker Strips Black with Silly Legs Bead Tungsten 3mm Tungsten

STF shrimp

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Grub Fly

Grubs are very good bait for fish, and so why not mimic a grub when fly fishing? Well now you can. This nymph skin is awesome and makes perfect segments to look just like a grub.

Sika Comparadun

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Simple Midge Larva

Detailed instructions for tying a Simple Midge Larva fly. This is part of a series of Tim Flagler's collaboration with Fly Tyer Magazine.

Yellowstone

Have a look at this lovely salmonfly with a classic twist.

Mayfly Shrimp

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Hunt Fly

Step by Step showing you how to tie the Hunt Fly wet fly.

Feather Mechanic II

South African Gordon Spuy’s second book is different from the first one - but then again somewhat similar, which is a good thing.

Rogan's Gosling

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Pheasant Hackle Fly

GREAT PATTERN FOR AUTUMN FISHING. Just love these type of colors for fishing in the autumn. Had fun with some pheasant rump feathers and that ended up in this little one.

Green Drake

Step by Step showing you how to tie the Carrie Stevens streamer the Green Drake.

Simple Quill Nymph

A few materials, a flyhook and you have a simple catchy nymph that can be varied in colors and sizes to imitate most versions of the mayfly nymphs.

Tea Bag Dun

This technique was shown to me many years ago by Dennis Jensen and his father, Richard, from Denmark.

Small Baitfish

A fast and simple little baitfish for you. Easy to tie and make variants of. Check it out and follow for more content. Tight lines, Christian Krogh

Cormorant

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Facehugger

At the vice no one can hear you scream.

Impressionist Dun

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Hoskins

Step by Step showing you how to tie the Hoskins wet fly.

Papa Roach Dragonfly Nymph

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Grinch

The Grinch stole Christmas, and this the fly steals the attention of the fish... Olive flies works well in many rivers, and they are great for the swedish river Mörrum too.

Tequila Bumble

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Great Lakes Egg Pattern

When the salmon and trout are spawning in the streams, rainbow trout often sneak close to the spawning grounds and eat the nutrient-rich eggs that drift with the current.

Pearly Peter Ross Dabbler

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October Caddis

Autumn is approaching and it may be the last trips with the dry flies before winter closes the season. The last autumn days you can experience the season's last hatching of e.g.

Green Peter Octopus

Green Peter Octopus..

Foam Super Pupae

The sight of a beautiful trout or grayling rising majestically to the surface inhaling an insect is the highlight of many flyfishers dream – the sight that drives us off to the water again and agai

Carson

Irish Style Wet Fly: The Carson (Corrib) mayfly dun Materials Used;

Don's Special

Step by Step showing you how to tie the Carrie Stevens streamer the Don's Special.

Twist To Reinforce

Unconventional, easier way of dealing with hackle.

Baker - Bageren

Another of the classic salmon flies to the iconic Swedish river Mörrum, which is known for its large salmon and sea run brown trout and beautiful surroundings.

Emerging Midge

The word midge has a duality of meanings – at least for fly tiers and fly fishermen. First of all, it can mean: a very small fly, natural or artificial.

Banana Bead

When the river runs low, the flies can hardly get too small to trick the river's salmon or sea trout.

Mr Blobby

The Mr Blobby Fly was originally tyed by Jimmy McBride of Kraftye in the 1990s for fishing in the International competitions and was behind the naming of the Blobs that are tyed today...The Blob is

Size 20 Duns

Fulling Mill Ultra Dry Yarn..https://www.fullingmill.co.uk/Products-UK/Tying-Materials-

GFA Hopper

Step by Step showing you how to tie the GFA Hopper fly.

Spawn Autumn Goby

Sea trout magnet. Tested this one with great success in the fjord. Check it out.

Baltic flies for calm and clear water

In this part of the series on different coastal conditions, we look at a common situation: water clear as gin and maybe even calm as a mirror. Not the easiest of fishing conditions, but adapting gear and flies to the situation helps.

Two Bit Hooker

Probably one of the heaviest small nymphs you can fish. With two tungsten beads, this will sink to where the fish are instantly. Great for fast moving water or deep pools.

Governor

Governor wet fly. Recipe from Bergman’s Trout. The fly is very old and comes to the US from England.

MUST-HAVE Fly Tying Materials!

Andy Kitchener of Semperfli shares his MUST-HAVE materials when tying flies! Contact me with your favorite materials! https://bit.ly/45ZChW2

Canyon Caddis

This is a fly that was designed for a wooded canyon on one of the author’s favourite small rivers where the water has carved out a deep narrow channel through the limestone

Zebra Midge

The Zebra Midge is probably is one of the most popular flies around the world. It's simple to tie, is weighted and represents a midge pupa or emerger quite well.

Fly Fishing with Streamers for BIG Brown Trout!

I was trudging up the creek completely miserable… and quite honestly I should have turned around a half hour ago.

June

Step by Step showing you how to tie the June wet fly from Ray Bergman's book Trout (page 434, plate #4).

Fly Fishing Greenland

For us, the draw of exploration never fades. New places, cultures, and fisheries are the driving force behind the Yellow Dog brand.

Luboš Roza's Rockerka

Fly Tying World Championship Winning Flies. The Rockerka is one of Luboš Roza's most effective flies, and he's won a lot of competitions using it.

French Style Tactical Nymph

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