Blue Steel Chromie | Fly Tying Video
The Blue Steel chromie tied with Togen’s Blue Steel Chronie Skin
2019 UV Resin Shootout
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’s Balanced Bruised Leech
Phil Rowley ties his Balanced Bruised Leech, a deadly effective fly pattern throughout the Stillwater season
Fly Tying – How to tie a Zucchini Chironomid
The Zucchini is one of the most consistently productive chironomids you can have in your box
3 Quick Tips to Save Time at the Vice
Spend more time tying flies in an organized setting with these three simple tips!
How to Tie a Straggle String Scud | One Minute Fly Tying Video
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
How to Tie a Booby Fly
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
Fly Tying: The G.B.D Micro Leech
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
3 Essential Stillwater Ice-Off Patterns
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
How to Tie a Flashback Marabou Damselfly Nymph
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