BWO’s often hatch in big numbers and sometimes the parachute patterns don’t cut it. This pattern is easy to tie and always has a place in our boxes. This BWO emerger pattern can be tailored to match the mayfly naturals in any river. While fishing a small tailwater in Montana I came across a small […]

Davie McPhail shows how to tie an Olive Pheasant Tail Upright Nymph. This unique fly design allows the hook to fish point up. Be sure to watch Davie’s tips for rigging as well.

This machined bobbin has a hardened steeltip insert and countersunk feed that willallow thread to glide through the tube forthreading and tying. The drag control has alarge adjustment zone for fine tuningthread tension to your personal like. Have an opinion about this product? Share your comments and rate this product in the comment section below

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John Kavanaugh joins us again and twists up the Last Chance Cornuta Cripple. This is fly is John’s take on Rene Harrop’s deadly Western pattern. It has been adapted for an East Coast hatch, the Cornuta or Large Blue Winged Olive.