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Category Archives: Fly Tying
October Caddis Sea Run Cutthroat Fly Pattern
October Caddis are one of the most important insects for fall fishing. Coastal rivers have been seeing a few already, and Sea Run Cutthroat are just as dialed into them as resident trout. In this video Jay ties a favorite … Continue reading →
Tying Hair Wing Sea Run Cutthroat Flies
The final series of Sea Run Cutthroat patterns: “Hair Wings”. Jay demonstrates how to tie a pattern similar to the Borden’s Special. More variations shown below. This series has a larger profile and fishes well in water with a tinge … Continue reading →
Tying a Traditional Yarn Body Sea Run Cutthroat Fly
Number four of seven in Jay Nicholas’s Sea Run Cutthroat fly series. The Yarn Body Sea Run Fly is a sprasely dressed pattern that works well mid day in clear water. If you are getting numerous drive buys or short … Continue reading →
Tying the Spruce Fly Substitute Sea Run Cutthroat Fly
Another variation in Jay’s Sea Run Fly Series. The Spruce substitute falls in the Yarn body traditional fly realm.–CD Spruce Fly Substitute Hook: TMC 3761 # 8 or Daiichi 1560 # 8 Thread: Petitjean Split Second 8/0 Rib: Oval Uni … Continue reading →
Tying a Sea Run Cutthroat Traditional Dubbed Body Fly Pattern
Jay discusses Sea Run Cutthroat fly fishing tactics during his demonstration of how to tie a dubbed body traditional. More variations are shown below.–CD Red and Yellow Dubbed Body Sea Run Favorite Hook: TMC 3761 or Daiichi 1560 # 8 … Continue reading →
Sea Run Cutthroat Baitfish Fly Pattern
In this video Jay Nicholas demonstrates how to tie a Sea Run Cutthroat baitfish style fly pattern. Sea Run’s are notorious piscavores (fish eaters) and this small baitfish pattern does a great job of imitating the helpless fry Cutthroat love … Continue reading →
Tying the Reversed Spider Sea Run Cutthroat Fly
In this video Jay Nicholas ties a Harvest Trout or Sea Run Cutthroat fly pattern called the Reversed Spider. This patterns unique hackle wrap gives it wild action in the water. The erratic action of the fly has been found … Continue reading →
Tying Traditional Sea Run Cutthroat Trout flies with Jay Nicholas: Pete’s Special and The Female Coachman
The Pete’s Special and The Female Coachman are just two of the many flies we classify as “Traditional” Sea Run Cutthroat Flies. These are proven patterns that fly anglers chasing Bluebacks have utilized for years. In the two videos below … Continue reading →
Tying Sea Run Cutthroat Flies
In this video Jay Nicholas sits down and discusses his favorite fly tying materials for Sea Run Cutthroat flies. Check out Jay’s Sea Run Cutthroat Fly Fishing Tips more information on how to fish these old school beauties. Another great … Continue reading →
New Fly Tying Contest: Summer Steelhead Skater patterns
The next subject in the Caddis Fly’s Hareline Dubbin Fly Tying Contest series is the steelhead dry fly or skater patterns. Photo by Rick Gersbach Send your bugs to the Caddis Fly Shop by August 31st to be eligible. Drop … Continue reading →
Sea Run Cutthroat Fly Fishing Tips — Videos on the way
I asked Jay Nicholas to introduce a series of videos we shot recently about flies for Sea Run Cutthroat here in Oregon. Blueback are in already, and they will keep trickling into our coastal rivers throughout the fall. Enjoy. Remember … Continue reading →
Lagartun Mini Flat Braid Summer Steelhead Fly Series: Fluorescent Red and Fluorescent Chartreuse
The final two patterns in Jay’s Lagartun Mini Flat Braid Series. Summer Steelhead fishing is looking great locally with over 22,000 fish over Willamette Falls. The Deschutes had a record year last and is again looking good this year. Decent … Continue reading →
Lagartun Mini Flat Braid Summer Steelhead Fly Series: Fluorescent Blue
In this video Jay Nicholas ties another one of his favorite Steelhead patterns in the Summer Steelhead Lagartun Mini Flat Braid Series. Steelhead and Salmon love blue! Lagartun Mini Flat Braid Fluorescent Blue is a material that almost glows in … Continue reading →
Lagartun Mini Flat Braid Summer Steelhead Fly Series: Fluorescent Orange
The first of four different steelhead flies tied by Jay Nicholas from his Steelhead Mini Flat Braid Series. Fluorescent Orange Lagartun Mini Flat Braid over-body and a silver Lagartun Mini Flat Braid under-body give this pattern a subtle glow in the … Continue reading →
Jay’s Summer Steelhead Chenille Series Red and Black and Orange and Black
The final two of eight Summer Steelhead Chenille Series flies from Jay Nicholas. Jay discusses hook size, proportions and flash. The next series of low water patterns is on the way!–CD Summer Steelhead Chenille Series Hook: TMC 700 2-6 Thread: … Continue reading →