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FireLine for Stinger Loops
Fireline stinger loop. Photos: Kyle Shea. Our guides are in the process of turning out a whole bunch of flies for the upcoming season. We use...

Fly Tying Tip – Securing Lead Eyes
Those aren't going anywhere. Photo: Kyle Shea. Ever wonder why the eyes on your fly keep rolling around the shank? You're not alone! Whether you're tying bead...

Selecting King Salmon Flies
Color matters. Photos: Stuart Foxall. In just over a month we kick off our summer seasons at our Alaska operations. That means it won't be long...

Eric Robbin’s Nymphing Rig
Eric and trout, probably caught sub-surface. Photo: Ben West. Last week, we presented you a clever way to rig up when digging deep for western Alaska rainbows...

Repairing a Broken Fly Line Loop
Uh oh, now what? Photos: Kyle Shea. For many anglers, nail knots are a thing of the past. Most fly lines available today come with a welded...

Articulated Egg Sucking Bunny Leech – Tying Instructions
The articulated egg sucking bunny leech. Photos: Kyle Shea. Few fly patterns have caught more fish in Alaska than the egg sucking leech (ESL). Whether tied...

Tying Intruders – Funky Blob Fritz
Stuff you need. Photos: Stuart Foxall. We've been spinning up a lot of king salmon flies lately in anticipation of our upcoming season, and that means big flies for big...

Modern ‘Spins’ on Classic Flies
Old school fly, new school tie. Photos: Stuart Foxall. Last week professional fly designer, Stuart Foxall, shared with us a brief background on two classic styles...
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