Videos

In todays fly tying video I show you how to tie a basic scud pattern using a plastic bag for the back of the...

Show Notes: https://www.wetflyswing.com/jimteeny/ Some of the first sinking fly lines were developed by my guest, Jim Teeny back in the 1970's.   In Episode 005 of the Fly Fishing Show I had the pleasure of interviewing Jim Teeny who is one of the most influential people in fly fishing over the last 60 years partly due to Jim's contribution of sinking lines for fly fisherman around the world back in the 1970's. We talk about sinking lines, the Teeny Nymph and a bunch of other tips and great stories about how Jim has caught so many fish species over the years on the fly he originated - the teeny nymph fly.

I show you how to tie a skunk, one of the most classic steehead flies that was created in the 1930's. There has since been...

  In todays fly tying video I show you how to tie a classic wet fly, the Picket Pin.  Click on the link below to...

Show Notes: https://www.wetflyswing.com/35 I had a great interview with Davy Wotton on Wet Fly Fishing and his long history around fly fishing.  He guides on the White River in Arkansas where he has been for 20 years. We talk about what the biggest struggle is with wet fly fishing and ways to overcome these concerns.  Davy talks about fishing a "cast" of flies that might include 4 flies on one leader.

In today's fly tying video I show you how to tie a stinger hook onto a waddington shank.  This is a popular method for...

The open clinch knot has probably helped me hook more fish than any other knot.  Super simple to tie and strong, the open clinch...

The wooly bugger is one of the easiest and most effective flies to tie for a vast number of fish species.  I demonstrate how...

I show you how to tie the Green-Butt Skunk Dark in today's fly tying tutorial.  The green butt is a classic steelhead fly and...

In todays fly tying video I show you how to tie an Undertaker steelhead fly pattern which was originated by Wayne Duncan for Atlantic...