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Below are two of the most successful patterns throughout the winter on both river and lake. The HE or Hares Ear nymph needs no introduction, a great pattern for both river and lake with a little added attraction. The yellow dancer is one of my favourite small water flies and can be tied in many different variations, let me know what you think of the … Continue reading Two fly tying videos
There has to be hundreds of different ways fly tiers attached the post, tie in the hackle or even tie it off. I have developed my own style, probably much the same as other tiers, but this is the way I find tying klinkhammers the easiest and quickest. I hate using flies which take more than 3/4 minutes to tie! Especially when you loose a … Continue reading Tying a Klinkhammer
The Llandegfedd Open has been running for the past 4/5 years with some impressive prizes mixed in. A competition which allows anglers to head out on the water with their made, catch as many of the 6 fish limit they can and be in with a good chance of a prize. Prizes usually drop down to around 15th position so a decent bag of fish … Continue reading Winning a G.Loomis Pro4X – Flybox Dubbing
It’s ‘FRY TIME’ at most lakes at the moment and this frenzy will continue and progress right into the winter months when most anglers pack up their fishing tackle or don their neopreans and hit the rivers and grayling. This fly is shown in this months Total Flyfisher magazine, expertly tied by Steve Cullen. Steve also shows how to fish this fly to it’s full … Continue reading As seen in this months Total Flyfisher
Large specimen trout want a mouthful, they don’t tend to want to eat small amounts of food, they prefer a good mouthful. This time of year is ‘fry time’ and anglers get awful excited about what can only be called a feeding frenzy. Trout, and other fish, close in and attack fry which are shoals of juvenile fish. Trout tend to ‘smash into a shoal of fry … Continue reading Floating Fry Fly Tying Video
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