Detailed instructions for tying a simple Pine Squirrel Streamer. Recipe: Hook: 3X-long streamer hook (here a Lightning Strike SN3), sizes 8-10. Thread: UTC 140 Denier, dark brown. Weight: .02 lead-free round wire. Tail and body: Sculpin Olive pine-squirrel zonker strip. Subscribe to all our videos: www.youtube.com/user/tightlinevideo Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/Tightline-Productions-313234707736/ Visit our website: www.tightlinevideo.com @newflyfisher @orvisguidetoflyfishing @PhilRowleyFlyFishing […]

This is a stiff hackle wet French pattern tied based on the listing in Jean-Paul Pequegnot’s book “French Fishing Flies” Hook: size 10 or 12 wet fly Body: Front half black silk rear half orange silk Hackle: black rooster. Length about 1.5/2x hook gap. Tied sparse. Simple and pretty fly. Enjoy!

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Detailed instructions for tying a very simple Pat’s Rubber Legs. Recipe: Hook: Nymph hook (here, a Dai-Riki #285), size 12. Bead: Tungsten bead, 1/8”, black nickel. Weight: .02 lead-free round wire. Thread: 70 Denier, black. Tails & Legs: Small black round rubber leg material. Body: Variegated Chenille, black-and-coffee. Subscribe to all our videos: www.youtube.com/user/tightlinevideo Follow us on Facebook: […]

With it’s flashy appearance, this nymph is sure to turn heads on trout and grayling. In this fourth video in our series on how to tie fuzzy nymphs and streamer flies using hair and fur from skin patches, I tie a typical furry nymph with a flashy wingcase, that give an illusion of the trapped […]

This is an unusual fly among Bergman’s Wet Flies in “Trout”. His recipe calls for a floss wing and beard. In J. Edson Leonard it is a quill wing with green and a center stripe of red. Rayon was invented in the late 1800s and came to the US in pre WW1 as a silk […]

Hot tubes for salmon, trout, bass and other predators. Spring salmon and trout season is here. Grab your vise and stock your fly box with a variety of catchy colors for the new season. The soft hackle tube is my conversion of the late great Jack Gartside’s Soft Hackle Streamer. I have tied several of […]

Tom, Tim & Cheech are tying a Paralep Sparkle Dun!