Category Archives: Fly Tying

In this video, Jay ties up a variant on the Crazy Charlie Bonefish fly. A must-have pattern for fishing the salt. If you have a saltwater trip planned this winter make sure you have good supply of Crazy Charlie’s in … Continue reading →

The Wire Midge is a universal food source for trout that gets down deep where fish are feeding. Try different colors to suit your needs. Hook: Tiemco 2487 Size 16-22 Thread: Veevus 8/0 Brown Wire: Ultra Wire Amber/Silver Small Thorax: … Continue reading →

In this video, Jim Sens ties a Hobo Spey Steelhead Streamer Fly. This is a great pattern to use for Winter Steelheading and will fish in the middle-to-high water column. Come on by the shop to check out other Steelhead … Continue reading →

In this video, Greg ties the Frenchie Nymph fly pattern. A simple, effective fly for trout in rivers & streams everywhere. Tie them in different color patterns using different shades of wire, pheasant tail, and beads. You could use larger … Continue reading →

In this video, fly fisher Jay Nicholas ties a Big Bad Yak Muddler for steelhead and salmon using yak hair. This fly can be tied in different colors and sizes with a dense wing or sparse wing. You could skate … Continue reading →

In this video, Jay Nicholas ties a simple leech fly using new Bling Rabbit Strips and Just Add H2O’s Sculpting Flash Brush. Used for anything that swims this fly could be tied in a variation of colors, sizes, weights, etc. … Continue reading →

In this video, fly tier and author Jay Nicholas ties a simple Olive Soft Hackle using new hen capes from Hareline. In a variety of colors, each pack contain serval feathers for soft hackles, wings, nymph backs, etc. Many new … Continue reading →

Another Deceiver pattern from Jay Nicholas used for Chinook, Silvers, Stripers, etc. Using a few materials such as bucktail, flashabou, and saddle hackle, Jay ties these beautiful patterns for large fish around the world. Hook: Ahrex PR320 2-4/0 Thread: Veevus … Continue reading →

I have been tying a lot of jigged nymphs lately, because practice helps increase technique skills and an eye for judging proportion, and I created this video to showcase the Orange Pearl jigged Steelhead Nymph. This is another smallish (size … Continue reading →

Jay and I spent Saturday working with some of the new materials and tools now available from Hareline Dubbin. Most of them are listed on this page. We created some videos highlighting many of these new materials we will post … Continue reading →