Articles in the Hatches Category
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Holger Lachmann ties a CDC Snack Sea Trout Fly. This wet Sea Trout fly utilizes CDC for extra movement and a nice buggy look
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Eric Jackson and Vantage Cinema present a story about snowboarding, fly-fishing and finding alignment in the mountains.
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The Swing Season is a series of videos promoting Steelhead Conservation
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A Micro Intruder fly mixed with a baitfish best describes this one. This is a goto fly when swinging to fish who eat baitfish. For most of the Great Lakes steelhead, this is it!
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A collection of important fishing knots with detailed videos of how tie tie each fishing knot
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An easy to follow fly tying video of a Zonker style pattern for trout or bass.
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A sparse version of an Intruder Fly, this spider style Intruder only has one station. The single station of materials still makes use of the intruder fly mechanics to give a large profile and movement with minimal materials. Designed primarily for winter steelhead fishing, this fly could be tied unweighted and various colors to chase other species.
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A Double Deceiver tweaked with Marabou. Original Pattern by Mike Schmidt of Anglers Choice Flies.
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A quick look at some new wading boots from Korkers. There are two new models to look at the Darkhorse wading boot and the Hatchback Wading boot. The Darkhorse is a more traditionally styled wading boot, while the Hatchback has a unique and cutting edge design of rear entry.
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Oregon’s North Umpqua River is one of the most important ecological areas in the Northwest, providing more than many miles of high-quality habitat for salmon, steelhead, trout and other native species. And Steamboat Creek is the most productive steelhead tributary on the North Umpqua. It deserves protection as a steelhead sanctuary, and it is only fitting to also honor World War II veteran and conservation legend Frank Moore in doing so.