A simple fly that we fish often for giant Tarpon in the Southern Caribbean. The EP Brush head allows tightly packed fibres to push water behind the fly, an effective feature in off-coloured water. The beauty of this fly is … Read More
John Kent’s Pumpkin Head is a staple pattern in the interior of British Columbia and its renowned still waters. I have always seen this fly as a damsel imitation, but it is very universal and has proven effective time and … Read More
Fly tying video showcasing a slightly updated version of the Cranberry Larva bloodworm pattern.
The Blue Steel chromie tied with Togen’s Blue Steel Chronie Skin
UV resin is a commonly used cure for fly tying in today’s world, we are determined to find the best UV resins available for a multitude of applications!
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