Mayfly spinner

This Wally wing mayfly is a semi-realistic spinner, that is fun…

Rollover CDC Mayfly

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Tying extended mayfly body

A simple but realistic extended body technique, that will give…

Killer Quill Mayfly

https://shop.flyfishsd.com/collections/synthetic-quill-mayfly-nymph We…

The Squirrel Nugget NYMPH

This is a fly of many uses that could be anything from a mayfly…

The Menamerger MAYFLY Emerger

Brandon Mena ties up one of his favorite mayfly emergers using…

The Funky Flex Nymph

Brandon Mena steps in and ties up with killer little jig nymph.…

Irish Mayfly Dun (Parachute Style Dry Fly)

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Adam's Hairwing Dun (Caddis or Mayfly)

This is a multi-use dry fly that can double as a good caddis…

Green Drake Mayfly Dry Fly

This is an extremely effective, semi-realistic, Green Drake pattern.…

Mil-Spec PARACHUTE PMD Mayfly

This Mil-Spec style PMD is tied with a killer parachute technique. --…

Small Elastic Mayfly Nymph

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May Fly Dun Parachute

Mayfly Dun with easy realistic wings technique Hook: Dohiku…

Tying the Macaw Mayfly

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Bucktooth Callibaetis Soft Hackle by Fly Fish Food

An effective and fun-to-tie callibaetis soft hackle nymph Full…

Fly Tying a Rough Water Mayfly Emerger

Veyr Successful Pattern, in Rough Water condition , Hook= B100…

Semi Realistic Mayfly

This is an easy to tie extended body mayfly that really looks…

Blue Winged Olive Soft Hackle by Fly Fish Food

Here's a Starling and Pheasant blue winged olive (BWO, Baetis)…

Mil Spec Mayfly Cripple by Fly Fish Food

See full material list: http://www.flyfishfood.com/2017/01/mil-spec-cripple-mayfly-pattern.html ***…

Mil Spec Loop Wing Emerger by Fly Fish Food

*USE A SHARPIE FOR THIS INSTEAD OF THE CHARTPAK! The Chartpak…

Mil-Spec Mayfly Nymph by Fly Fish Food

* DO NOT USE A CHARTPAK MARKER! It bleeds. Just use a brown…