My name is Tommy Solberg and I am from Norway. I have been fly fishing and tying flies since the age of 12. As a young boy I would tie flies which I would sell to the old boys, during the summer. Then I would use the money I earned to buy fishing and tying ...
Im Raul, 23 years old flytyer and flyfisher from Finland. Been fishing as a little kid but then i had a long break till 2017. Now my fishing and tying is pretty much focused on euronymphing. What's better than cup of coffee and tying some bugs? Well probably swinging them but its 50/50. Feel free to ...
Hi guys, Would you like to share your guess about what is in this photo? :) Just for fun :) Cheers, Lucian
Green Nutria caddis bug nymph is good to be used in fast flowing waters. As probably you know, in strong currents all delicate materials used like CDC, partridge and other similar tying materials will loose their attractiveness. CDC and Partridge hackles will not pulse and will not work like they do in normal ...
Another simple to tie and effective for river fishing is the Grey Squirrel Zonker. I love to tie this fly, it is simple and fun and it is effective on trout in super fast flowing currents and big rivers. Two things to take in consideration at this fly: -front collar hackle - you can make it ...
This is a superb Sedge Dry Fly tied by Thomas Roos. It is well known in Scandinavia under the Dyret name. This model is a fantastic version of sedge flies tied in pure Swedish style. The fly is tied in this unique way to float well on super fast flowing rivers from Nord Scandinavia. *Hooks ...
This is a super simple squirrel zonker streamer. The brown color is very popular for trout flies. It is a must fly for all those who love to fish with streamers. Zonkers are not a full of life flies like marabou flies are. They are better in medium and strong currents when the silhouette of ...
It is one of my favorite dry fly for grayling fishing. It works great for trout to, there is no doubt about that but is tied especially for grayling. What is the difference? Here it is: sparse hackle, delicate silhouette, delicate materials. Trout will brake this fly in parts because is not ...
Grayling Peacock Quill is a simple fly but in the same time quite complicate if you want to catch grayling. The problem stays in how delicate is tied. Grayling is very picky what he eats in Autumn time and he eats what flies in this season: delicate and small flies. The most important rule in ...
Hi guys, Did you know that Patagonia is very involved in recycling and protecting our nature on entire glob? For example they are turning fishing nets into something you can wear forever. They work very close with Bureo who collects these otherwise polluting nets from local fishermen along the coast of South America and repurposes them ...
