Seaducer Fly Pattern Step-by-Step
How to tie the Seaducer Fly Pattern Step-by-Step: Detailed tying instructions for the classic streamer popularized by Homer Rhode in the ’40s
Foam Beetle Fly Step-by-Step
How to Tie a Beetle Fly Step-by-Step: Recipe and tying instructions for tying for a terrestrial fly pattern sure to entice hungry trout.
Damselfly Nymph Step-by-Step
How to tie an extended body Damselfly Nymph Step-by-Step: an effective Odonata nymph mimic that excels in all stillwater situations.
Pheasant Tail Nymph Step-by-Step
How to tie the Pheasant Tail Nymph Step-by-Step: Detailed instructions on how to tie one of the most popular nymphs in history.
EP Shrimp Fly Step-by-Step
How to tie the EP Shrimp Fly Step-by-Step: A simple shallow water shrimp pattern that’s great for redfish & speckled trout.
Slump Buster Fly (Step-by-Step)
Slump Buster Fly (Step-by-Step): Simply, yet effective. Utilizing only a few materials, Barr’s Slump Buster just catches fish.
Great Smoky Mountains: Sept 2020 (Part 3)
Warning: No fish were caught during the making of this blog post! I warned you in the beginning, but I’ll say it again for those still reading. Sometimes the fishing gods find it necessary to test us. Those words have never rang more true than on this fine week in Great Smoky Mountains National Park.Continue reading “Great Smoky Mountains: Sept 2020 (Part 3)”
Redfish Rattle Fly Step-by-Step
Redfish Rattle Fly (Step-by-Step): Tying instructions for a light weight, large profiled streamer suited for fresh and saltwater species.
Great Smoky Mountains: Sept 2020 (Part 2)
More from Smoky Mountains NP.
Great Smoky Mountains NP: Sept. 2020 (Part 1)
Sometimes the fishing gods find it necessary to test our resolve, to throw everything at us (including the kitchen sink). Just to see how badly we want that fish. In 2020, it should be no surprise that the fishing gods had just such a trip in plan for me.
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