Tying season just started and Pontus has a great mayfly pattern as a proposition. Not too complicate, versatile and high visible, thys Mayfly model should be in any dry fly fisherman box :) Materials: Demmon Hook $12-16 CDC for para post wings in white guard hair from Hare for legs Tail and body made of genetic ...

Troutline came with a new UV resin called UV Perdigon Resin that seems to work the best for perdigon nymphs. What I find exciting  is how easy is to work with this  resin.  this resin the resin provide a low profile, not a bulky one because is very thin, has a fast and deep penetration ...

I start playing with colored uv resin to develop new models and to increase the durability of my flies. I'm quite a lazy tier and I don't like to tie more than 10 flies in the same size from the same pattern. When I'm out in north Lapland I have to stay at least one ...

Here are a few of my favorite Autumn emergers that I like to fish on ginger clear waters. These flies are tied with CDC and that helps me to provide the best presentation in front of the fish. Usually when we talk about grayling Autumn fishing we look for parts of the river where the ...

A new riddle for you guys:) -What kind of material was used for tying the body bellow. Is from a bird , common bird, just guess the material and the bird :) Oh, I forgot to mention that the winner will receive a coupon code of 15% discount for ordering products from Troutline Shop cheers!

May Fly Swimming G Nymph is tied based on the old model made in 2008 as you can see bellow: Unfortunately the blog was hacked during years and the old articles ( hundreds) where lost. This new version is made for fishing in Spring time in high waters. The jig off tungsten beads used will let ...

Hey guys,  here is a new tying riddle :) Which are the materials used for this trout bug: The winner will receive a nice set with materials needed to tie this 10bugs like this one. By the way, the video details about how I tie this buggy nymph: PS: Until on 21.12.2017 we do not have a correct answer here ...

Hello guys, We received a new material based on requests from our friends and clients from North Countries. Unfortunately we do not have big experience . So we need your help in giving us ideas about patterns tied with this material. Of course that we will award the most beautiful fly because we appreciate your effort! Everybody of ...

We made a poll on our Facebook page regarding these flies bellow. Too see what model is preferred. The buggy looking fly seems to be on the fishermen taste more than yellow juicy model:)

All the time I like to have caddis flies in my boxes. Especially caddis nymphs because are big and juicy trout food very appreciated by fish Bellow is an old fly used by many years tied more simply without bead. I like to tie it with a tungsten bead to go down in the trout ...