Fly Fishing

Epoxy has a wide variety of uses in tying flies. It can be used to create a glossy wing case on nymphs, as in Umpqua's "Micro Mayfly," designed by Mike Mercer, or, as in most cases, to create a...

For some fly fishermen, the goal of fishing is to catch fish using only on the most natural-looking flies possible. But for others, the goal is to have fun and catch fish on any fly that works....

Fly tying is an art form and a science that requires selectively placing various materials on a fishing hook in an attempt to imitate an insect. The hook is rigidly held by a vise while the fly...

Tying fishing flies is a rewarding activity for many anglers. Although there are a wide variety of specialized tools for tying flies, only a few basic tools are really necessary. You can tie most...

Tying fishing flies at home is both a source of fishing lures as well as an interesting and relaxing hobby enjoyed by many people. Fishing flies are either dry, wet or nymphs which are tied to...

Tying flies for fly fishing is a rewarding and money-saving hobby for any angler. If you buy flies they can be costly and often they will get hung up around objects such as rocks and trees,...

Mash barb and secure hook the vise - Learn how to use a pheasant tail nymph for fly fishing with these video instructions.

Put a hook in a vise to make fly tying easier. Learn fly fishing tips in this free instructional video.

Learn about how to use a vise when fly tying and other fly fishing tips in this free instructional video.

Mash barb and secure a fly fishing hook. Learn tips and techniques for making a fly fishing clouser minnow with these video instructions.

Mashing the bard and securing a hook to a vise in fly tying. Learn about fly tying, leeches, lures, and fly fishing equipment in this free video.

How to mash bard and secure a hook in a vise to tie a woolly bugger. Learn how to go fly fishing with a woolly bugger fly in this free video on fly tying.

When a sportsman becomes really interested in fly fishing, he/she will inevitably decide to tie their own flies. As insects can differ in size, shape, and color from one region to another, its...