Fly Tying
In classic fly tying, the materials you choose can make or break your patterns. Quality hooks, feathers, threads, and dubbing aren’t just about aesthetics; they directly affect the durability and functionality of your flies.
Mayfly nymphs are a favorite meal for trout during their ascent to the surface, making them an essential pattern in any angler’s box. In this guide, we’ll draw from the expertise of Clint Goyette, a seasoned fly fishing professional, as he walks you through tying this must-have fly step by step.
A hot topic around the fly-tying counter, Euro Nymphing is viewed by some as the most effective form of fly fishing, while others argue it’s not fly fishing at all. In this episode, I sit down with Kelly Galloup, George Daniel, and Nick Taransky to hear their thoughts.
Mastering hackle techniques can elevate your fly tying game, ensuring your flies are not just visually appealing but also highly effective in attracting those elusive fish.
How Devin got into competitive fly fishing and how it works. We discuss nymph specifics, lach fishing, history, temperature gradients, and more.
Al and Gretchen share their personal story, Al’s time working for Whiting Farm, hairwing flies, and tips and tricks that will help all levels of fly tiers.
Tim and April talk about Norm, the business transition, why Norvise is so unique, and more.
In this episode, Drew shares his opinion on putting scent on flies, UV materials, the infamous crab, and much more!
Mickey Finn opens up about brown trout, using UV in flies, his anxiety, building rafts, and more.
April sits down with Ryan to ask about the evolution of fly gear, the Internet, angler mentality, techniques and more.
Skip Morris is quite literally the guy who wrote the book about fly tying. Don't miss this interview on Anchored!
In this presentation, Jerry Darkes, April Vokey and Al Ritt sit down to present fly-tying in its simplest form.
