Tim Fox’s “Poopah” is a well-known caddis pupa pattern that has been a staple in fly boxes throughout the west. In this tutorial, Hogan Brown shows us how to tie an early-spring variation that’s sure...

In this tutorial, we’ll be going back in time to tie a traditional steelhead fly that is best used when fishing estuaries for winter steelhead and swinging in low and clear conditions.

In this tutorial, Matt Callies shows us how to tie his Micro Soft Hackle using some unique techniques for spinning small dubbing loops.

The Black ‘n Gold streamer can be tied in a variety of colors and utilizes a dubbing loop technique to remove the hide of the rabbit strip to create a rabbit fur body that is...

The Red Brassie is a variation on the famous Brassie Midge, and this version utilizes a jig hook and oversized bead to get down deep. The UV Clear Fly Finish gives the pattern a buggy,...

The Glass Caddis uses glass beads covered in a layer of UV Clear Fly Finish to create a glossy, buggy, realistic caddis nymph imitation.

Whether or not you're open to tenkara fishing, there's a lot of fishing and tying techniques and tactics that can be utilized by western fly fisherman. The Sekasa Kebari style of fly uses a reverse-hackle...

The Fall Favorite is an old school classic California steelhead fly that is very effective when swung on a floating line in the summer and fall months, or on a sink tip in the late...