We are very happy to announce you that we have a new Pro Team member from Czech Republic: Jan Tomeček . He is talented fly tier who is very active in tying world from Czech Republic. He is a great photographer and his flies are beautifully photographed and published on Instagram and Facebook. I invite you ...

I think I have an interesting tying riddle here: Guess the body material used for this fly below. This fly is tied based on old model received long time ago. My dear wife asked me to take care of my old things and clean my "non useful stuff. So I found an old metal box where ...

With this situation almost of us we have plenty of time to make flies. Of course my wife put me to take care of noisy doors, vacuum, take care of stuff from house. After I finished all these tasks I received the"green light" to take care of my tying things. I was thinking ...

Here is another beautiful sedge tied by Thomas. The small sized dry sedges are for picky fish, big sized sedge are perfect for fast flowing rivers and strong currents With a superb water-print, this fly will be a great favorite pattern for lots of us :) Materials: CDC grey for bodyhackle and legs made of ...

Hi guys, We have a new tying riddle: just guess the materials used :) The guy/girl who will answer first ( hook, body material, tail, back and coating ) will receive a set of 2 colors of Troutline UV resins in Hot orange and Black. Ok, unfortunately nobody guessed the recipe so ...

Trilobal Dubbing is a new spiky synthetic dubbing from Sybai. The material is super brite colored with translucent look when gets wet. The texture is perfect for tying collars for nymphs or for making bodies for English and Irish type of loch flies. I personally like it because has a nice spiky texture, can be ...

For those in loved with nymphing Sybai , the well known Czech producer, hasa new and innovative material for making bodies of nymphs. Lately, backs and hot spots are made with new generation of materials like pearl foils, uv strips or thin strips made of silicone or latex. Sybai have a new material that ...

Picric is used in fly tying for many years. Partridge dyed in Picric acid have a nice bright yellow-lemmon color. I use these kind of feathers on my wet flies and I really love how they look. No mention that trout and grayling love my flies tied with Picric. I do not know if are ...

Ceramic nymphs are known in France and became popular with the help of a French tier - Stan. These flies are developed for fishing in rivers with high fishing pressure, where educated fish are very  careful in what they pick from water surface or  from the river bed. Beaded flies are not so effective in ...