
Articles By and About Fly Tyers
The Woolly Bugger by Dennis Stead
The Woolly Bugger is a fly that I consider a favorite in my fly box. As a streamer, it works great imitating a minnow or crayfish. In this blog post, Dennis Stead presents his version of the Woolly Bugger, except with a twist. Woolly Bugger Materials: Hook: TMC5264...
Flying Mutantz by Barry Ord Clarke aka: The Feather Bender
Fly Tying course # 18 Flying Mutantz Flying Mutantz After much response regarding my Mutantz pattern I published last year, here is the new and improved Flying Mutant that has fished extremely well for me this year, with a few new techniques that can be applied to...
Harvester Gilled Tubing Midge (with air bubble) by Dennis Stead
In this blog post, Dennis Stead shares how to tie a Harvester Gilled Tubing Midge (with air bubble). Recently, Dennis tied 24 midges in two hours on a size 20 TMC2487BL hook while attending the Hunting and Fishing Expo in Springfied M.O. So as Dennis explains, this is...
The Sawyer Nymph
Introduction Competent angler and naturalist Oliver Kite describes the Sawyer Nymph as one of the most effective nymph fly patterns ever devised (Sutcliffe, T.). The Sawyer Nymph, when finished has a pronounced thorax suggesting a bulging wing case and body that...
Welcome to the Fly Tying Blog – Fly Tyers Guild
Fly Tying Blog - Fly Tyers Guild is a blog for Fly Tying Guild members and articles about fly tying. The purpose of this blog is to support the craft of fly tying and the advancement of individual fly tying skills. Guild members can submit fly tying articles and read...
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