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Jun 09 2018

The Stain Remover – Tying Instructions

the stain remover - steelhead fly tying instructions

A while back our pal, Daniel Cope, gave us a great fly tying step by step on his go-to pattern for coastal steelhead; the Steelhead Phantam. For those who don’t know Daniel, he’s one heck of a fly tyer. He’s also a frequenter of our humble little blog, so naturally we were honored when he…
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Jun 08 2018

Better Backcast Presentations – Part 5: Forgotten Fundamentals

better backcast presentations - part 5- forgotten fundamentals

Today is our fifth and final post of our tip series on better backcast presentations. So far we’ve touched on techniques for increasing strength and power to the backstroke, the importance of staying square to track straight towards your target, how exaggerating your haul can help bend the rod the necessary amount on the backcast,…
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Jun 04 2018

The Finer Points of Tying Blood Knots from Hatch Outdoors

blood knot

When it comes to tying leaders or attaching tippet, the blood knot is one of the most widely used knots in fly fishing. That being said, we find many anglers (even experienced ones) are intimidated by the blood knot, and to that we say; don’t be! Like any skill worth learning, knot tying takes practice…
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Jun 02 2018

Fly Tying Step by Steps – Roundup

Intruders for steelhead and salmon

Way back in 2014 we started putting together detailed fly tying step by steps on how to tie some of our favorite fly patterns for salmon, steelhead, trout, bonefish, and more. We’ve accumulated quite a few since then, so we thought it was time to put together an updated roundup of all of our step…
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Jun 01 2018

Better Backcast Presentations – Part 4: Trajectory

better backcast presentations - part 4- trajectory

We’re back again with part 4 of our blog series on better backcast presentations. Whether you’re stalking the flats or banging the banks, the ability to deliver the fly effectively on the backcast is a extremely valuable tool in nearly all avenues of fly fishing. Today we’re covering another one of the most common faults…
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May 28 2018

Is Your Hook Sharp Enough?

Testing how sharp your hook is

It goes without saying; sharp hooks catch more fish than dull hooks. Not only do they allow for better penetration into the hard mouths of tough fish, sticky-sharp hooks also allow for a greater margin of error for poor hook-sets as well. Regardless, we find many anglers still regularly fish hooks that are not nearly…
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May 25 2018

Better Backcast Presentations – Part 3: Haul Big

better backcast presentations - part 3- haul big

Today we continue on with our third installment of our Better Backcast Presentations series of posts where we cover some helpful tips and tricks for making more effective presentations, that’s right, on the backcast! Last week we talked about the importance of staying square while presenting the fly on the backcast. Before that, we touched…
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May 21 2018

How to Rig for Bonefish – Hatch Video Series

how to rig for bonefish - hatch video series

Our friends at Hatch Outdoors recently launched their how-to video series featuring tips and tricks from some of the most recognized guides and anglers in the industry. A couple weeks ago we shared their inaugural video on how to rig for tarpon. Last week, they also released great video on how to rig for permit…
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May 18 2018

Better Backcast Presentations – Part 2: Stay Square

Presenting the fly on the backcast

We recently kicked off our series of posts dedicated to improving one of the most important casts on the flats; the ability to present the fly on the backcast. Last week we touched on bracing; a useful technique to add power to your backstroke when casting into heavy winds with big rods and/or wind-resistant flies….
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May 12 2018

Better Backcast Presentations – Part 1: Bracing

backcast presentation tips for bonefish

Presenting the fly on your backcast is one of the most important casts on the flats. Not only does it allow you to make effective casts without the need for the guide to adjust the boat, its also a great option for presenting the fly under one of the most difficult casting scenarios; casting with…
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