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Algonquin Fly Tying Supply
Registrace 17. 12. 2014
Algonquin Fly Tying Supply is an on-line shop that caters to the fly tyer's needs. Look us up at algonquinflytying.com
Catch and release
This short video clip shows a brook trout being released after taking a white woolly bugger. It's one of my first underwater shots with my GoPro.
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The Straggle String Micro-bugger.
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This micro-bugger has bead-chain eyes and uses Semperfli Straggle String,
Tying a simple turkey feather nymph
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This is a generic nymph pattern utilizing the fibres of a turkey's secondary wing feathers, some dubbing, fine wire and a hook.
Fly tying basic: Adding weight the rotary way.
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Here's a quicker way to add weight to a hook for all those who own rotary vises.
The McMillan Stone
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This is a simple stonefly pattern introduced by the famous west coast steelheader Bill McMillan.
The Cat's Whisker
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The Cat's Whisker is a pattern that's well known in the United Kingdom but lesser known in North America. That's too bad because it certainly catches fish.
Algonquin Fly Tying Supply Jig Challenge
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Enter our contest and showcase your favourite jig hook fly pattern. Note: The entry must be a fly pattern tied on a similar hook. Jigs not eligible.Contest ends August 15, 2015.
The Elk Hair Caddis
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This video describes how to tie Al Troth's ingenious dry fly the Elk Hair Caddis.
Five tips to better fly tying
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Thuis video discusses 5 ways to make your fly tyingmore enjoyable while producing better results.
Basic skills: Creating a thread base
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This video describes the most basic and used technique in fly tying building a thread base.
Fly tying and substitution
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This video is about how to make the most of the material you already have.
A black micro-bugger
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This is a pattern that works very well for rainbow and brook trout in central Ontario.
Tying a simple caddis larva pattern
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This video shows how to tie a green weenie nymph. This imitates a caddis pupa that's fairly common and well-known to most fly anglers.
THANK YOU so much for your pattern.I have ton's of these feathers and have only used them for wing casings. Now I have a new fly to tie with them ,so I thank you.
Nice fly
Funny you should mention being able to pick up something from everyone else who ties flys. You turning your vice away from you to protect against nicking your thread on the hook point while dubbing will help me out immeasurably,and I’ve Ben tying for almost 50 years. Great little tip. Thanks.
I love the glasses 😂 where can I get a pair of those?
Well said.
wow...don't know what to say.
Enjoyed the tips, thank you sir.
I like 1 or 2 material flies. I have bags of feathers I pick up from the lake and a bag of turkey feathers,
Are you thread wrapping counter clockwise !.
Love it
What size you using, can I use a size 10,12 or even 6 on this fly.
''MY what big eyes you have'' all the better to see my fly with!!!
Bubbles! Trailer park Boys! Lol!
steve, I want to know are you ra pping the thread towards you ? and why?
Nice tie. I tie what I call a micro bugger, but it's on a #18 dry fly hook. I often use them as droppers in stillwater, behind bigger, more typically sized #8 buggers pr #6 streamers and it's always interesting when I get a hit how often it's the tiny bugger the bigger fish take.
what you catch on this? Brown trout .. Rainbows?
Ivan Bundy Rainbows, used a lot for Stillwater (lake) fishing in the UK, deadly in the winter. The chenille is usually Chartreuse in colour.