Fly fishing enthusiasts are no strangers to the allure of classic patterns, but every once in a while, a modern twist emerges that revitalizes the art of fly tying. One such innovation is the Olive Quill Starling Soft Hackle, a...
Traditionally this pattern was designed to imitate what they call the Olives, and tied in olive. Cannon Greenwell and James Wright are the originators of this pattern and it is still one of the most popular North Country Spider patterns...
When fishing the summer months you want to have a collection of PMD fly patterns in your box from nymphs, dries, emergers, or cripples. This pattern for the emerger is deadly effective, when fished all by itself on the swing,...
The SLS Emerger is an effective Mayfly Emerger, from Blue Ribbon Flies in West Yellowstone. We have taken the liberty of tying this to match the BWO with great success. The use of the Synthetic Body Quill makes this a...
Grannom are a Sedge fly, or also known as Caddis. These insects hatch all over the world, and in basically every stream. This makes them a vital food source for fish living around the world. As time passes more and...
The Guides Choice Hares Ear Soft Hackle has been around for a long time. It's survived the test of time because it just flat out catches fish. This variation of this pattern uses some materials substitutes that we believe are...
Today we are doing our spin on a timeless classic the Guides Hares Ear Soft Hackle Nymph. This pattern is a must-have in most fly fishing guides boxes. It is both quick and easy to tie, but also durable, and deadly...
With this pattern we look to the wire wrapping technique inspired by Barry Ord Clark. This technique allows you to wrap your wire body without losing the symmetrical form of the hook, and body of your fly. We believe it...
As mentioned before in the blog on the blog for the October Never Sink Caddis this is a major food source for fish entering fall and the winter months. It is one of the top hatches for producing large trophy size...
