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Search Results for: tube flies

Mar 07 2016

The Templedog – Tying Instructions

How to tie the Templedog Tube Fly for Salmon and Steelhead.

If you’ve been following our blog for some time, odds are you recognize the name Stuart Foxall. That’s because Stu has put together a bunch of great fly tying posts for our humble little blog. Today he’s back with another great step by step on how to tie an extremely effective salmon/steelhead pattern – The Templedog….
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Dec 21 2015

Fly Fishing Stocking Stuffers

Fly Fishing Stocking Stuffers

Christmas is right around the corner, and while there are many great holiday gift guides out there, what about the stocking stuffers? Fly rods don’t fit too well in a stocking, so to help you out this holiday season, today we present you with 15 inexpensive stocking stuffer ideas for the angler on your list….
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Sep 02 2015

Rigging Tip: Bunny Tails and Stinger Hooks

Rigging articulated bunny flies

We fish a lot of articulated ‘leech’ style flies at our lodges. Why? Because they work really well! In fact, we just ran a step by step fly tying post on one here. However, one down side to most stinger style leech patterns is that once the stinger hook becomes dull or straightened, the hook…
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Jul 25 2015

Angler’s Image Magnetic Hook Boxes

Angler's Image Magnetic Hook Boxes Review

We fish a lot of tube flies for everything from salmon to trout. We think they offer a number of advantages over a traditional long shank fly, one of those advantages being the ability to quickly change out a dull or bent hook without changing flies. However, the size stinger hook suitable for salmon is not…
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Apr 17 2015

Three Good Articles

Fly fishing for trout at Alaska West.

We write a lot of articles about fly fishing, but we also read a lot of articles about fly fishing too. That’s why every once in a while we like to take a day to share a few articles, from other websites, that we really enjoyed. Today is one of those days. Enjoy! Three Good…
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Mar 16 2015

Stay Classy

Traditional Steelhead Flies by Stuart Foxall

Modern intruders and tube flies are cool, and we fish a lot of them. However, today we’re coming at you with a friendly reminder that the classic patterns still work too! In fact, it’s safe to say that anglers have been catching steelhead and salmon on classic style flies for far longer than they have with larger…
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Mar 04 2015

What Do You Want Us to Tie?

Fly Tying

We like to stay in touch with what you, our readers, want to see (or see more of) on our blog. So, every once in a while we like to run a post asking what you want us to write about? Without fail, one of the most common requests is for more step by step…
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Jun 21 2014

Nautilus Monster Reel Review at G&G

Nautilus Monster Review

This time of year a lot of us have tarpon on the brain, and our friends over at Gink and Gasoline apparently do too.  They just posted a really thorough review of a great tarpon reel, the Nautilus Monster.  Yes, they really like it, but there’s a ton of detail for you gearheads out there….
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Feb 28 2014

Tying Nail Knots Without a Tool: Video

Fresh King Salmon From Alaska West

Recently, we posted an article explaining how to tie a nail knot without using a knot tool, tube, or nail. However, we received a few suggestions that a video would aid best in explaining this method. We couldn’t agree more! Here’s a quick video on how to tie a nail knot using nothing but your…
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Jan 11 2014

Monofilament or Fluorocarbon?

Tippet Spools

While fluorocarbon leader and tippet materials are no longer a new discovery in the fishing scene, lots of us are still uncertain of the difference between newer fluorocarbon and traditional nylon monofilament. If you are in this category, before stocking up on tippet spools for the coming season, keep reading and we’ll try to clear…
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