Brood X – 24′ Cicadas are big insects and mimicking them in a fly form calls for a lot of foam! These flies are tied with 6mm thick foam bodies and the 24′ versions is the most durable one we’ve tied up yet. These float… Read More »Brood X – 24′
For all you dry fly junkies that love throwing big foam flies to rising trout, there is a special phenomenon going on this summer that is going to truly blow you away. In 2024, the Brood XIII and the Brood XIX Cicadas will be emerging at the same time.
The Tiny Dancer is a great diver pattern for bass and trout alike. It offers great movement, pushes a ton of water and is easy to cast. Tied in multiple color options, this is a great imitation of a baitfish that get the fish acting some sort of way!
The foundation of having an organized box all starts with selecting the right box for your application. There are many different box options on the market and depending on if you are wade fishing or fishing from a boat, you can determine the proper size.
The rainbow warrior is a great tailwater pattern that doesn’t necessarily imitate anything in particular but fish tend to mistake it for many forms of food. This pattern can be tied on a standard nymph hook but I love the jig version to use as my trailer fly on a nymph rig
As winter creeps in, the days get shorter and the weather gets colder. We find ourselves longing for those long summer days on the water and have an itch to get out and fish again. What do you do in your off season to scratch this itch? We’ve got a few ideas on how you can pass those winter months!
As the holiday season rolls around, it is that time of year to load up your favorite anglers stocking with some fun presents. Have a picky angler on your Christmas list this year? We can be tough to shop for but here are a few ideas of what to get them!
There is no time like the present to pick up a new hobby and fly tying is one of those things that goes hand in hand with fly fishing. Not only will you be able to keep your fly boxes stocked, you will get a better understanding of bug life cycles and the diet of different fish species. Here is a quick and dirty guide to how to get started.
Carp Slider The carp slider is a small fly that lands soft on the water and gets down to the bottom quickly where the fish are feeding. This is a great pattern for sight fishing to carp and can also be used as a small… Read More »Carp Slider
Possibly one of the most common fish that isn’t talked about, Carp! These “nasty” bottom feeders typically go unbothered by fly anglers. Why? I have no idea! Whatever the reason, the stigma needs to change because these hard fighting fish are just as fun as sight fishing for Reds in the Gulf or Bones in the Keys!
