VIDEO: GT’s Crushing…Birds?
This is not brand new footage, but for those that haven’t seen it yet this is probably one of the most mesmerizing things I’ve ever watched.
My Favourite Lens for Fly Tying Photos
First things first, I love taking photos but I don’t consider myself a great photographer. I am not pretending to be an expert on the matter, this article was written because I’m really excited I found something that allows me … Read More
Choosing a New Net
Nets are often an overlooked piece of equipment in the fly fishing world. Believe it or not there are a lot of nets on the market that are not safe for catch and release fish handling practices. Here’s a few … Read More
Fly Tying: Stripped Peacock Herl Chironomid
Peacock herl is a great material for an array of flies but often becomes too bulky & hard to glue without ruining its iridescence. One use for peacock herl that is often overlooked is stripping the fibres and using the … Read More
5 Tips for Fishing Bloodworms
Below the surface of the water on any of our interior lakes, there are a smorgasbord of options for fish to enjoy at any given part of the season. The tricky part is knowing how, when and why to imitate … Read More
Fly Tying: The Electric Lemon
By: Jordan Oelrich In this tutorial I will cover what turned out to be one of the most productive chironomid patterns for me last season, but first a little bit of a backstory on how it came to be.