Thursday, December 15, 2011
Yet another reason to get back to the Missouri (in Montana)
Down & Across from scumliner media on Vimeo.
My poor neglected Z-Axis 6126-4 is in need of a fishing trip. Where to go? I think this superb video from Headhunters Fly Shop in Craig, Montana has answered that question.
I also need to buy TCX switch rod- we aren't talking wants here, only needs. Now what weight do I buy? Maybe I need the 5 and the 7.
Labels:
missouri river,
spey,
swinging flies,
switch rods
Sipping Dry Trailer
Need to get back to the Missouri River and visit my friends at Headhunters Fly Shop...check out this video trailer to see why.
Sipping Dry trailer from Sharptail Media on Vimeo.
Labels:
dry flies,
headhunters fly shop,
missouri river
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Tying the Murdich Minnow
The Murdich Minnow originated as a pattern for striped bass, but has proved itself as a fantastic freshwater fly for smallmouth bass, northern pike, and muskies.
Labels:
Fly Tying,
fly tying videos,
murdich minnow,
northern pike,
smallmouth bass,
Warmwater Fly Fishing
Friday, November 25, 2011
Tying the WD-40
A great fly for beginning fly tyers. This simple mayfly nymph imitation is a fish catching machine. Tie it in a variety of colors to mimic the small mayflies in your favorite rivers and streams.
Labels:
baetis,
Fly Tying,
fly tying videos,
mayflies
Monday, November 21, 2011
Tying the Blood Midge Pupa
A fly tying video demonstrating a simple and effective blood midge pupa. Featuring the Daiichi 1273 red hook.
Labels:
blood midge,
Fly Tying,
fly tying videos,
trout flies
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Tying with Hans- Chewee Caddis Larva
Chewee skin is a great material for adding realistic bodies to fly patterns. In this video UV Chewee skin is used to create a simple to tie, but realistic looking caddis larva.
Labels:
brown trout,
caddis,
czech nymphing,
uv chewee skin
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Tying the Fish Skull Articulated Minnow
An articulated streamer pattern tied with the new articulated shanks from Flymen. This streamer is tied to imitate a minnow, but this fly can be used as a reference on how to use the new shanks.
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