FL CDL Bomb
Learn how to tie the Fl CDL Bomb If you have seen and fished the FL CDL we posted in the past, you know how effective this fly can be. The only challenge is that in some situations it is too light and...
View ArticleBunny Leech Intruder
Learn how to tie the Bunny Leech Intruder How this fly originally found its way into my box is a mystery, but I am glad it did. This has become one of my favorite streamers. The Bunny Leech Intruder is...
View ArticleJigged Wired Poison Tung
Learn how to tie the Jigged Wired Poison Tung The Jigged Wired Poison Tung is a current shop favorite and was originally inspired by Charlie Craven’s Poison Tung. This fly is not only easy to tie but...
View ArticleSweetmeat Sally
Learn how to tie the Sweetmeat Sally The Sweetmeat Sally is a new fly for 2024 and tied by Signature Tyer, Garrison Doctor. The Sweetmeat Sally is an amazing euro pattern and works incredibly well...
View ArticleMostrout Mule
Learn how to tie the Mostrout Mule The Mostrout Mule is fun and easy to tie. We love tying this fly instead of Pheasant Tails due to our ability to tie it up quickly. Another great benefit to this fly...
View ArticleSpecial K Jig Kreelex
Learn how to tie the Special K Jig Kreelex The best way to start your day is with the Special K. My evolution of the Kreelex fly has become this variation. The Special K is built on a jig hook to...
View ArticleZebra Jig Thin
Learn how to tie the Zebra Jig Thin All year. All waters. All day. The ubiquitous Midge is the cornerstone of the trout diet. Don’t leave home without a Midge imitation. You probably have several Zebra...
View ArticleShuttlecock
Learn how to tie the Shuttlecock The Shuttle Cock is a classic styled emerger. This versatile little fly will become one of your favorites. The CDC puff is always a great emerger component. The slim...
View ArticleLunch Money
Learn how to tie the Lunch Money The Lunch Money is one fun little streamer. It seems like articulated flies get all the love these days. The Lunch Money is a great single hook option. It is a trout...
View ArticleLED Midge
Learn how to tie the LED Midge The LED Midge in a fantastic pattern created by Kevan Davidson here in Colorado. This pattern Originated on the Big T near Estes Park, but the pattern has proven great...
View ArticleD-Rib Pig Sticker
Learn how to tie the D-Rib Pig Sticker Following suit with my inability to leave well enough alone, I wanted to see if I could fly in the face of convention and modesty once more and simplify a...
View ArticleEZ Mak Scud
Learn how to tie the EZ Mak Scud “How about a scud?” They asked. Yeah…how about a scud. Winter fishing. Tailwaters. Little Shrimp. Lots of options to choose from and I wanted something different from...
View ArticleAP Nymph
Learn how to tie the AP Nymph When in doubt, simplify. In sport, in skill, in casting, and here, in fly selection. It’s easy to get caught up in the challenge and adventure of using new materials in...
View ArticleHilbert’s Black Fly Larvae
Learn how to tie the Hilbert’s Black Fly Larvae Hilbert’s Black Fly Larvae is an excellent midge pattern that was created by Colorado guide Brian Hilbert. This fly has proven success all over Colorado...
View ArticleGunslinger Nymph
Learn how to tie the Gunslinger Nymph The Gunslinger Nymph is an excellent nymph attractor. It has all the right stuff. From Pheasant Tail to Hares ear and a little scud back to top it off. If you are...
View ArticleHilbert’s Day Saver Baetis
Learn how to tie the Hilbert’s Day Saver Baetis Hilbert’s Day Saver Baetis is a proven tailwater pattern that has caught fish in some of the toughest conditions. We love using this pattern in different...
View ArticleDavidson’s Chubby Cubby
Learn how to tie the Davidson’s Chubby Cubby Kevan Davidson is one of our favorite Umpqua Signature Tyers, and this week he is back in our studio to tie his “Chubby Cubby!” This pattern is a variation...
View ArticlePale Ale Midge
Learn how to tie the Pale Ale Midge This simple, but extremely effective midge pattern is lights out on Colorado tailwaters during the Winter and early Spring. With it’s segmented body and slim...
View ArticlePeach Bomb
Learn how to tie the Peach Bomb This heavy-weight fly is a solid sinker! With it’s tungsten jig-back bead, it’s a solid fly for deeper water when you need that additional weight to get down fast. Tying...
View ArticleGarrison’s Flexy Stone
Learn how to tie Garrison’s Flexy Stone Check out this stone fly!!! Holy smokes this thing is a beast, and at first glance it appears a little intimidating to tie up…but, it’s not as difficult as you...
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