posted by Fly Fishing Action on Jun 22
Many people would call this style of fly a Spey Fly. I would prefer to call them North American Collar Flies. Spey Flies are very exacting in materials and style. This fly will work very well in all rivers where black and white are popular. Atlantic Salmon can only see black and white in low light situations. Blue is the last color that they can see before the light is lost.
posted by Fly Fishing Action on Jun 22
To shed some light on the pre-spawn fishery, Tight Lines Fly Fishing Co. has filmed this video on pre-spawn smallmouth fishing. We have decided to break it down into four 10 minute episodes to help you understand our early season fishery a little better. Signing up for our newsletter at www.tightlinesflyshop.com will ensure that you will be the first to get each installment. We hope you enjoy them.
posted by Fly Fishing Action on Jun 21
Fly Fishing Trout Creek June 2009 Part 3, Steamboat Flyfisher guide Rob Burden catches a nice little brown trout on a private section of Trout Creek. Located on a working ranch in northwest Colorado.
posted by Fly Fishing Action on Jun 21
These flashy NEW FLIES (Nuclee-r Emission Wig) Combined with Holo-Bellies on Polaris Flies Tube Flies will drive any game fish wild and can easily be tied by someone who has never tied a fly before. WWW.1A-FLY-FISHING.COM for Polaris Flies and Fly Tying Products.
posted by Fly Fishing Action on Jun 20
Wrightsville Beach Fly Fishing Charters & Fly Tying, The Flats Bunny tied by Capt. Matt Wirt of Reel Adventure Charters. www.reel-adventure.com