Blue Steel Chromie | Fly Tying Video
The Blue Steel chromie tied with Togen’s Blue Steel Chronie Skin
The Blue Steel chromie tied with Togen’s Blue Steel Chronie Skin
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Phil Rowley ties his Balanced Bruised Leech, a deadly effective fly pattern throughout the Stillwater season
The Zucchini is one of the most consistently productive chironomids you can have in your box
Spend more time tying flies in an organized setting with these three simple tips!
The time has come, and we have began a YouTube channel to highlight Stillwater fishing tips, destination travel videos and fly tying tutorials. The first video uploaded showcases a simple but deadly fly we swear by in the Kamloops area. … Read More
Love them or hate them, the Booby fly has become an increasingly popular fly in British Columbia. This fly proves very effective when fish are not necessarily on a heavy feed, and seem to be reluctant when presented other, more … Read More
Whether it is in a morning/evening session or after a big chironomid feed takes place, micro leeches are a staple food source that can save even the toughest of days. This fly works great in the shallows under a strike … Read More
Finally back and settled from a long day of travel that started at 5:00am in Houston, Texas returning from Tarponville Fishing Lodge in Costa Rica. Tomorrow there will be a full recap of the trip, safe to say it is … Read More
June is my favourite month in the interior to target the damselfly migration. When fish get keyed in on damsels, it becomes a feeding frenzy and the takes are often savage. Fish will cruise ledges and dropoffs intercepting damselfly nymphs … Read More