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Ah…the allure of the small. The tiny fly and the frustration that goes along with tying and fishing these morsels appeals to a certain group of fly anglers – gluttons for punishment all. I have […]
The Funneldun is a dry fly style rather than a specific mayfly imitation – tie it in sizes and colors to match the hatch, or tie it as an attractor pattern. The Funneldun was originated […]
I’ve posted this pattern before as part of a fishing report – but I just happened to think of it and thought I’d re-post as a stand alone fly-pattern post. Let me get this out […]
History has been made. The first American Tenkara Fly Swap has gone down. This swap (which actually finished up a few weeks ago) was, as far as we know, the first of its kind in […]
This video was posted on youtube from Tightline Video productions. It is an excerpt from the video Practical Fly Patterns That Catch Trout by Eric Stroup and Charles Meck. In it Charles Meck shows his […]
Lately I’ve been messing around with tying “one-animal” flies. That is, all materials come from the same beast, excepting the thread and the hooks. The post that I did a while back on the Casual […]
Midge #1 Sketch is based on a photo from the Winona Fly Factory Blog. Well, I had been snowbound for almost a week. The children didn’t have school all week – and they were getting […]
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