This is a simple fly to tie. The black bodied elk hair caddis. Size 16 or 14. Its a fantastic go-to trout fly. To see the tying video, click on the following link:
https://t.co/gKaDsIRGfU
This is a size 8/10 Articulated Streamer for big brown trout. Easy to tie and will have good action in the water. To see the tying video, click on the following link:
https://t.co/4XkE2CriCx
This is the Big Head Bluegill Attractor. Just another fly to catch big bluegill. Size 10. To see the tying video, click on the following link:
https://t.co/OsBWlrwHzk
This fly is called an Incha. Its one of the best trout flies that I have ever used. This version adds some kick with a black CDC thorax. Size 16. To see the tying video, click on the following link:
https://t.co/AYvZoWDieN
I call this a CDC Bluegill Stimulator. Its got enough colors to attract them and it will float like a cork. To see the tying video, click on the following link:
https://t.co/aCo7PSgPyU
This is a top water version of "The best bluegill fly ever". The original is a sinking bead head. This one floats and uses a similar color pattern. I have high hopes. To see the tying video, click on the following link:
https://t.co/d5NE2vcKh3
This is a simple soft hackle. I saw the base pattern done by Byron Haugh. Size 14, olive body, green flash ribbing, light olive CDC, hen hackle and peacock head. Very easy to tie. To see the tying video, click on the following link:
https://t.co/vTR6GUWk2X
This is a simple Black Gant. Black barbs tail, black hackle, CDC wing, rose wire ribbing and 0/18 nanosilk. Very easy fly to tie and it always works. To see the tying video, click on the following link:
https://t.co/zF0qd3nsFh
The Forth of July Fly. Just fooling around and felt patriotic. Red, white and blue CDC body and post. Griz hackle and peacock thorax.
Nano silk thread, size 14. Probably won't go in my box.
This is the Rough and Tumble Bluegill Fly. Goose tail, deer hair body, Ostrich herl ribbing, Griz hackle and pecock head. Its rough and ugly, the bluegill should love it. A big Brown might also take it. To see the tying video, click on the following link:
https://t.co/aWQ5PVNBt0
I call this the Bluegill Assassin. Woven body, deer hair tail, Griz hackle, peacock thorax with a foam cape. The wing is CDC. Used 0/18 nanosilk. To see the tying video, click on the following link:
https://t.co/Rri9VLqxQA
This is a Crackleback variation. Size 16. The peacock cape is pulled over the hackle rather than wrapping the hackle over the cape. Used a little UV on the cape to help the peacock strength. To see the tying video, click on the following link:
https://t.co/giSifQTYGA
This is a Crackleback variation. Size 16. The peacock cape is pulled over the hackle rather than wrapping the hackle over the cape. Used a little UV on the cape to help the peacock strength. To see the tying video, click on the following link:
https://t.co/giSifQTqR2
This is a Crackleback variation. Size 16. The peacock cape is pulled over the hackle rather than wrapping the hackle over the cape. Used a little UV on the cape to help the peacock strength. To see the tying video, click on the following link:
https://t.co/giSifQTqR2
I call this a bluegill cripple. Size 10 This is a great bluegill or bass top water fly. The following links show how to tie it and how it catches fish: Tying video: https://t.co/ikfQNF3P2p video: https://t.co/IeDr49Yp6a
I call this a bluegill cripple. Size 10 This is a great bluegill or bass top water fly. The following links show how to tie it and how it catches fish:
Tying video: https://t.co/KLgQ4KIlD9
Fishing video: https://t.co/IeDr49YWVI
This is a simple CDC Dun. Size 14, floss body, gray-brown CDC wings, black CDC thorax, with just a hint of CDC accent on the front. Used 018 Nanosilk, thus no risk crowding the eye. To see the tying video, click on the following link:
https://t.co/9QkLdJjXqo
This is a simple CDC Dun. Size 14, floss body, gray-brown CDC wings, black CDC thorax, with just a hint of CDC accent on the front. Used 018 Nanosilk, thus no risk crowding the eye. To see the tying video, click on the following link:
https://t.co/9QkLdJjXqo