Articles in the Hatches Category
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Follow along as a group of friends camp, fish, and explore while another groups explores swamps in Norway for Pike.
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Davie McPhail shows an innovate fly with a very unique tailing method.
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If you’re looking for an easy variation of the MOAL Leech, look no further. Jay Nicholas demonstrates step-by-step instructions for tying this great steelhead fly. For more fly tying videos, check www.OregonFlyFishingBlog.com. Materials Front hook: stainless steel streamer hook Rear hook: Octopus hook Eyes: dumbbell eyes Body: cross-cut rabbit stip over super braid Glue: tearmender […]
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The gambusia minnow or mosquito fish as it is commonly known is a small forage species that inhabits many bodies of fresh water from drainage ditches to open lakes . It gets it’s common name from being a voracious predator of mosquito larvae . These minnows prefer to feed near weeds and shore lines where […]
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We are very excited about the four new waterproof fly boxes that we have added to the store for 2012. The new extra large waterproof boxes can hold a massive amount of flies. In addition, you can purchase optional inserts that allow you to double the capacity and quickly change out groups of flies for specific hatches, water conditions, etc. The three styles are easy grip foam, slit foam and our first fly box dedicated to streamers. At the other end of the spectrum we have also added a pocket sized waterproof fly box for those quick trips or when you just want to get out without carrying a massive amount of gear.
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This is the package for the serious tyer. A full-size, professional-quality tool. Comfort and stability to carry you through extended tying sessions without fatigue. You know what you need to tie, so we let you choose the jaws that are the best for you. No clutter; no gimmicks. Nothing to get between you and quality […]
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A great Scud pattern by Tightlines Productions (http://www.tightlinevideo.com). Along with the great detailed tying, be sure to check out the informative underwater view of a swimming scud! Hatches Fly Tying [email protected],,USA
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Tail waters are a funny and finicky mistress. Many times in several states I have come to realize this cold hard truth. The rewards that are available on these little slices of moody heaven are often worth the aggravation and headache, but sometimes I feel as though I would rather cane pole fish in the back of a farm pond.
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The goal of this rod series was not to make the cheapest on the market, but to create the best value we possibly could. What we accomplished was a rod that not only looks, feels, and performs like the top line of rods on the market, but is also built with the same level of […]