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Step by Step showing you how to tie the Slow Sink Spider Fly.

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This one is a favorite of mine and worked great for me last summer. Be sure to have this one in your box

Step by Step showing you how to tie the Clouser Swimming Nymph.

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The totally Loco Ant

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Spring! Fishing! Flies!
Tying a dry fly for spring with a heavy eastern european accent and some smooth jazz.

A fly tying tutorial of Tim Drummond's Beetle, a new fly added to Umpqua Feather Merchants arsenal.

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Here we will be tying a Foam Ant by myself. Many people have tied the same or similar pattern. The Foam Ant is a great option for fishing in both streams, rivers and lakes.

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Step by Step showing you how to tie the GFA Hopper fly.

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The Galactic Ant is a pattern that Lance and I kind of dreamed up one day at the front desk.

It's that time of year again when old red legs hatches in great numbers! This is a very easy but extremely effective bibio dry fly pattern that has worked for me for decades.

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Original Leather Fly tyed by Tommy Solberg

This is my tying of the McGinty Fly. This is a very old pattern and I am not sure of its origins. Most sources indicate it as a bass fly.

A great little pattern for when the craneflies are about that is easy to tie and will float all day long. You can also tie these in attractor colours, orange, yellow and red all work well.

This simple little fly is an excellent spring and summer choice for carp and other species that are accustomed to feeding on caterpillars, willow grubs, inchworms or other larvae falling from overh

A must have pattern that is ultra quick to tie and very realistic on the water.