fly tying

The ‘Skullpin’
Skullpin indeed. Photo: Ed Novinsky. We say it all the time, but one thing we really like about our fisheries is that our fish aren't overly...

Tying The Cascade Intruder – Video
Watch the video below! Photo: Loop Akademi Video. If you haven't already noticed, the folks of Loop Tackle have been putting out some pretty killer content...

The Retro Smolt – Tying Instructions
Modern fly, old school styling. Photos: Kyle Shea. If you're planning on targeting early season Alaskan Rainbows this year, it is in your best interest to...

The Sculpzilla – Tying Instructions
The Sculpzilla. Photos: Stuart Foxall. Sculpins make up a large part of the diet for trout in our neck of the woods. They're also available all season...

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...

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...
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