The Copper John is a go-to fly for many anglers because it sinks like a stone and works wonders in various fishing conditions. While the original is tied in a copper color, you can easily adapt it by swapping out the wire color to match the specific hatches on your local waters. Whether it’s red, black, or green, this versatile fly can imitate a range of aquatic insects, making it a must-have in any angler’s box.

Dave is walking us through the process of tying The Hare’s Ear Nymph, a classic fly that’s a must-have in any true trout bums box. Dave’s been perfecting this pattern, and he shares his tips for adding beads and gold ribbing to enhance its effectiveness in different situations. This is another fly that you can get creative with so try new things and enjoy the process  

Join McFly Angler as he guides you through tying the parachute Adams dry fly. This Fly, which you can customize in various colors and sizes to match specific hatches on your local waters is a tried and true work horse and every angler should have a few in their box.

The Woolly Bugger is a classic fly with endless possibilities. While there are countless ways to tie it, this version—with olive marabou and grizzly hackle—has proportions that just look right. It's also tied in my favorite color combo of olive and dyed grizzly, so it’s sure to catch both fish and compliments on the water. You can literally tie it any color you want and any size you want so have fun and get crazy,

"Learn how to tie the Clueless Caddis fly with this easy step-by-step guide. Using simple materials like Timco hooks, Nano Silk thread, and Elk Hair, this guide walks you through every stage of crafting this effective fly. Perfect for both beginner and seasoned fly tyers looking to add a versatile pattern to their collection

Today, Trident FlyFishing walks us threw the Sulphur Perdigon—a killer nymph pattern designed to sink fast and imitate a sulfur nymph with precision.

Today, Coastfly dives into tying the intriguingly named 'Ugly' fly—a classic Danish sea trout pattern with a history as murky as its appearance. Join us as we bring this unique fly to life, perfecting it with tips and tricks that might just make this 'ugly' fly a secret weapon in your fly box.

Today, Savage Flies is tying a classic pheasant tail nymph—simple, yet incredibly effective. Don’t let its straightforward design fool you; this pattern is a proven fish-catcher.

Mallard gamechangers are extraordinary flies that exhibit exceptionally organic movement, so I wanted to try a micro version! Flies like these come to life in the water, and the Fly Tester by @FlymenFishing is a great way to showcase them! It’s compact, and purpose-built to direct flow to test flies both in and on top of the water. Stick around to the end to watch this fly swim!

The Craft Fur Clouser – an effective saltwater fly pattern perfect for beginners and seasoned anglers alike. In this guide, we'll take you through the step-by-step process of tying this fly that's known for its ability to entice a wide range of saltwater and fresshwater species. Let's get started and enhance your success on the water with this proven pattern!

Introducing the Iron Lotus – a dynamic nymph pattern designed to entice even the most picky of trout. In this step-by-step guide, we'll unravel the secrets behind tying this easy and effective fly. Whether you're a novice angler eager to expand your tying skills or a seasoned veteran seeking a go-to pattern for some challenging waters this pattern is for you.

The Seaducer – a classic and versatile saltwater fly pattern that has been catching fish for decades. In this guide, we'll take you through the step-by-step process of tying the seaducer  that's perfect for targeting a variety of saltwater species. Whether you're just starting out in saltwater fly tying or looking to expand your repertoire, join us as we delve into the essentials of crafting the Seaducer.

The Euro-style Pheasant Tail, is a sweet little fly pattern that has earned its place in the fly fishing world. With its simple yet effective design, this nymph is favored by anglers for its ability to mimic a variety of insects and just plain catches fish. Join us as we explore the step-by-step process of tying this pattern.

The Tarpon Bunny – a highly effective saltwater fly pattern renowned for its ability to entice strikes from one of the ocean's most prized gamefish, the tarpon. In this beginner-friendly guide, we'll take you through the step-by-step process of tying the trapob bunny. Whether you're new to saltwater fly tying or seeking to expand your skills, join us as we unravel the Tarpon Bunny.

In this concise guide, we'll walk you through the simple steps of tying this effective streamer. Whether you're a beginner looking to add a reliable pattern to your fly box or a seasoned angler seeking versatility, join us as we explore the essentials of crafting the Sparkle Bugger

In this tutorial, we'll guide you through the process of tying an 3D baitfish, a versatile pattern renowned for its effectiveness on saltwater predators . You'll learn step-by-step instructions for tying this fly, along with some helpful techniques to achieve some sick results. From preparing materials to finishing touches,  ensuring that even novice fly tiers can follow along.

Introducing The Mop Fly, a quick and easy pattern that's highly effective on the water. All you need are a few basic materials: a scud hook, a bead, mop chenille, ice dub, and some adhesive. Learn how to create this essential addition to any fly box. Let's get started!

Introducing the "Gotcha" fly – a go-to pattern in saltwater fly fishing when it comes to Bonefish. In this beginner-friendly guide, we'll walk you through the step-by-step process of tying this highly effective bonefish shrimp fly. Whether you're new to saltwater fly tying or seeking to expand your repertoire, join us as we look into the secrets behind crafting the "Gotcha.