Hogan Brown’s Spring Fling Caddis Pupa has been a staple in fly boxes across the west for many years and is a super effective fly to swing or nymph in early spring.

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...

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.

Jeff Ching’s Bloody Maria is one of the most effective patterns for targeting American Shad. This fly was developed on the American River in Sacramento, CA and can be swung, dead-drifted, jigged, twitched, and everything...

Matt Callies shows us how to tie his Tungsten Golden Stone and shares some unique tips and tricks for creating the body and collar of this fly with our Gator Grip Dubbing Spinner.

Joshua Schwartz of Travel Creel shows us how to tie a Micro Spawn fly as winter steelhead season is just around the corner. This is an easy tie that is a very effective egg imitation.

Hogan’s Depth Charge is Hogan Brown’s take on the famous Hare’s Ear fly pattern that utilizes both tightline nymphing and soft hackle tying techniques to create a very effective fly that is easy to tie...