Fly Tying Blog
Fly Tying Bead Size to Hook Size Guide
Simplify your fly tying! Our bead to hook size guide helps you match beads to hooks for optimal balance, realistic presentation, and faster sinking nymphs.
The Underrated Workhorse: Pine Squirrel
Discover why pine squirrel is a must-have fly tying material. Perfect for small streamers, leeches, and nymphs with lifelike, natural movement.
The Mosquito Dry | An Overlooked Summer Fare
By Guest Blogger - Clint Bova Mosquito larvae exist wherever there is standing water, and their hatch rates are staggering. From May through October, these insects are prolific across most...
My Journey into Fly Tying: From Fuzzy Fur Balls to Feathers That Fish
By John Swezey, Guest Blogger I started fly tying three years ago. Sick of these extended cold spells, just staring out the window, I needed something to keep busy and...
The Cutting Edge: A Fly Tyer's Guide to Scissors
When it comes to fly tying, few tools are as essential and underrated as scissors. Every fly tyer, whether beginner or pro, knows the frustration of dull blades or poorly...
Stonfo Steeltech Bobbin Review
Son Tao reviews the new Stonfo Steeltech Bobbin. This bobbin has amazing micro adjustments to achieve the exact thread tension that you prefer. It is a fantastic bobbin that is a great addition to any fly tyer's desk.
Choosing A Fly Tying Vise
Fly tying is an art, and every artist needs the right tools. Selecting your first fly tying vise is a pivotal step, as it will shape your experience and success in this rewarding craft. Here's a guide to help you navigate the key factors, features, and price points to consider when buying your first vise.
