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Mar 29 2017

Anatomy of a Tube Fly – Video from HMH

Tube flies for salmon and steelhead
We love tubes. Photo: Kyle Shea.

On more than one occasion, we’ve told you how much we love fishing tube flies at our lodges. Not only are they super fun to tie, but they offer a number of advantages over conventional flies tied directly onto the shank of a hook.

However, despite their advantages, those new to tubes often find it a bit daunting to get started. After all, one of greatest advantages of tube flies is their versatile nature allows flies to be tied or rigged to accommodate a wider range of fishing situations. The possibilities are endless!

That’s why we were excited when the tube fly gurus at HMH released a chapter of their DVD, The HMH Tube Fly Method, highlighting rigging methods and basic anatomy of a tube fly. If you’re new to tubes, and want to see what all the fuss is about, make sure to check out the video below.

Enjoy!

Note: If you’re viewing this in a newsletter or a reader, click here to see the video on YouTube.

More on Tube Flies

  • Tube Flies – Why We Like Them
  • Tube Flies – Advanced Rigging
  • HMH Poly Tubes

Filed Under: Alaska West, Rapids Camp Tagged With: HMH, Tube Flies, video

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