How To Fish Riffles For Trout
Trout are often found in shallow riffles. When they are in this kind of water, they are often easy to catch, but most fly fishers ignore these hot spots because they look too shallow. Trout move int...
30 Nov 20180s
How To Get In The Right Position While Fly Fishing
Did you know that one of the best pieces of trout-fishing equipment you can utilize is your feet? Just a simple change in position can make the difference between getting skunked and a great day on a...
23 Nov 20180s
How to Tie "The Wood Special"
In this excellent video,Tim demonstrates his method for tying the Wood Special, which is fairly simple to create. The ways in which Tim prepares the feathers before tying them in really help to achiev...
16 Nov 20180s
How to Catch Big Trout in Tough Cover
Hooking a big trout in heavy cover is one thing; landing that trout on a fly rod adds another set of challenges. In our latest Master Class Monday video, there’s some amazing footage of a very large t...
9 Nov 20180s
How to Catch Trout in Back Eddies
Trout often feed in tricky eddies on the other side of the current. Many fly fishers don't even notice these places, and those that do often have difficulties catching trout in them. Fish in these p...
2 Nov 20180s
How-to Tie a "Brass Ass"
In this excellent video, Flagler walks us through the deceptively simple steps for creating the Brass Ass, which uses just three materials and a whole lot of UV-cure resin. The keys to creating an att...
26 Okt 20180s
How To Touch-Dub For A Buggy Effect
There are many ways to use dubbing to create bodies, thoraxes, and such on a fly, and each creates a different effect. Here, Tim demonstrates a technique called “touch dubbing,” which allows the indiv...
19 Okt 20180s
Knowing When A Trout WILL Take Your Fly
You won't find numerous trout feeding every time you fish a trout stream, but when many fish are feeding there are ways to find the one that is more likely to take. Dave Jensen gives us some clues of...
12 Okt 20180s
