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fly tying tip- make use of old head cement

Old Head Cement for Tougher Flies

Liquid durability. Photo: Stuart Foxall. A couple months back, our pal and world renowned fly tyer, Stuart Foxall, showed us a clever way to repair split...

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river etiquette

River Etiquette

Be respectful out there. Photo: TU screenshot. Fly fishing is a fraternity, and the level of camaraderie that can develop between two complete strangers upon learning...

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the stain remover - steelhead fly tying instructions

The Stain Remover – Tying Instructions

Stain free. Photos: Daniel Cope. A while back our pal, Daniel Cope, gave us a great fly tying step by step on his go-to pattern for...

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better backcast presentations - part 5- forgotten fundamentals

Better Backcast Presentations – Part 5: Forgotten Fundamentals

Don't forget the fundamentals. Photo: Hollis Bennett. Today is our fifth and final post of our tip series on better backcast presentations. So far we've touched...

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blood knot

The Finer Points of Tying Blood Knots from Hatch Outdoors

Tie 'em right! Photo: Kyle Shea. When it comes to tying leaders or attaching tippet, the blood knot is one of the most widely used knots...

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Intruders for steelhead and salmon

Fly Tying Step by Steps – Roundup

Get tying! Photo: Stuart Foxall. Way back in 2014 we started putting together detailed fly tying step by steps on how to tie some of our...

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better backcast presentations - part 4- trajectory

Better Backcast Presentations – Part 4: Trajectory

Forward stroke high, backstroke low. Photo: Hollis Bennett. We're back again with part 4 of our blog series on better backcast presentations. Whether you're stalking the...

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Testing how sharp your hook is

Is Your Hook Sharp Enough?

Sharpness test. Photo: Kyle Shea. It goes without saying; sharp hooks catch more fish than dull hooks. Not only do they allow for better penetration into...

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