Our latest fly tying video with Ben Baxter features a great caddis nymph pattern, the SPlatte Roller. Developed by Colorado tyer, Shea Gunkel, the SPlatte Roller was designed to imitate the bugs found on the Arkansas...

It’s possible that the Clouser Minnow is responsible for catching more species of fish than any other single fly pattern. From trout, to bass, to saltwater species, the Clouser can do it all. Originally tied...

Next in our fly tying video series, we’re highlighting a great pattern developed by Spencer Higa, a fly fishing guide out of Utah. Higa’s S.O.S. is an effective baetis imitation, and the buggy appearance of the fly...

Stonefly nymphs tied with chenille and rubber legs have a history going back more than 80 years. The first version is often credited to Frank McGinnis, whose Girdle Bug may have been fished on the...

We have a new fly tying video, this time featuring the Baby Fat Minnow from Fulling Mill. Ben Baxter shows us how to tie this dynamite streamer pattern, developed by Clark “Cheech” Pierce of Fly...

Marabou is one of the most popular fly tying materials. It’s used for tails, wings, collars, and bodies. You’ll find it on trout flies, salmon flies, bass flies and even some saltwater applications. The soft and...

Among the fly tying materials here at the shop, there may be none more impressive than the feathers. If you’ve ever held a high quality chicken cape or saddle, you know how mesmerizing it can be...

In this fly tying tutorial, Davis James walks us through the Duracell, a jig style nymph pattern designed by Fulling Mill tyer, Craig McDonald. We’ve had some requests for jig style nymphs and McDonald’s Duracell...

Sometimes, simplicity in fly tying is a beautiful thing. As much as we love innovative new materials, techniques and patterns, we also have a soft spot for the classics. Anglers have been tying Griffith’s Gnat...