Okay. Firstly I am not getting any younger. And jeez Louise this river reminds me of that every time I fish it. Honestly, the next day I woke up and it felt like I’d been […]
Kids can teach you a lot or remind you about things that maybe you have forgotten. As I was fishing with my daughter recently I was hoping for her to have fun…of course. So as […]
Grizzly Quill Paradun Hook: Standard Dry Fly Thread: Gray Abdomen: Grizzly Hackle Quill Thorax: Adams Gray Superfine Dubbing Tail: Grizzly Hackle Hackle: Grizzly Wing Post: White Antron This pattern came to me in a flash […]
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 […]
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 […]
One of my new years resolutions in 2010 is to get back to making art. For various reasons, I haven’t made any art to speak of for about 10 years. It is hard for me […]
This latest installment of Angling Advise from Beyond is from Floating Flies and How to Dress Them (pub. 1886), the first book by Frederic M. Halford, (1844-1914). We’ve all heard of Frederic Halford and our […]
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