The following topic, What Materials Are Used For Fly Tying?, will serve as the focus of the blog post, and it will include all of the material that is pertinent to the topic. Keep reading if you want to learn more about this subject. Is it cheaper to tie flies? Cheaper: Saving money tying is … Read more
We think the folks at Tightline Productions make the best fly tying videos in the world, and we’re pleased that they were generous enough to let us share them with you on the orvis learning center . What is the best fly tying vise? Dyna King Professional. Griffin Odyssey Spider Vise. Peak Rotary Vise. Atlas … Read more
Zebra midge. Pheasant tail nymph. montana nymph . Scruffy Brassie. Grey goose nymph. What fly tying materials should I start with? Vises. A fly tying vise is perhaps the most important piece of equipment for anyone hoping to tie his/her first fly Bobbins. A bobbin supports your thread and allows you to wrap flies efficiently … Read more
While the Hippie Stomper might not look exactly like anything, it has a fishy look that can imitate a beetle, ant, cricket, hopper, or some other tasty morsel of trout chow !. How do you fish hippie stomper? Lay down a tight thread base Tightly wrap your flashabou to the mid point of the hook … Read more
The St Mark’s fly, or ‘hawthorn fly, is a very common, long, shiny, black fly that can be found in large numbers during the spring around woodland edges, fields and wetlands It hangs in the air over the vegetation, drifting along with its legs dangling underneath it. How do I know what pattern my fly … Read more