Fly Tying

With so many different carp/sucker flies on the market, how does an individual find their way through the endless flash and feathers to the perfect fly?

For the final part to this fly proportion series we are going to take a closer look at

When I look back at the personal advances I’ve made in my fly tying over the last few years, one thing stands out: good tools really make a difference.

The third part to this blog series on fly proportions has to deal with

For the next few blogs I want to spend some time going over the concept of fly proportions and how these apply to what you intend to tie.

Whether you are a beginner fly tier or a seasoned veteran, creating smooth tapering dubbed bodies for

With the appearance of snow on the ground this weekend, fly tying season has officially kicked off.

Most people who tie flies spend an awful lot of time visiting their local fly shops or pouring over catalogues in search of material. For the most part, I'm no different.

But come autumn, I also try to collect a little from nature's bounty. After all, so long as you have a hunting license it's there for the taking.