Our goal is to publish fly recipes and patterns that our club members, the local fishing guides, and our friends tie and use. The recipes here have been sorted into two kinds of groups: insect imitated and fly type.

Fly Tying Recipe: The Klinkhammer Special. Note: Change the colors to match the naturals. Hook: Orvis Czech Nymph Hook, size 12. Thread: Black, 6/0. Post/underbody: White polypropylene yarn. Body: Tan Super Fine dubbing. Thorax: Peacock herl. Hackle: Ginger dry-fly hackle, slightly oversize

Elk Hair Caddis Fly Recipe by Kim Schultz. Hook: dry fly hook, straight shank, down eye, size 10 to 20 Thread: light green Tensile: pearl flashabou Hackle: Grizzly Yarn: light yellow Elk Hair. Lay thread base on hook shank to beginning of bend in hook. Tie in tensile. Tie in hackle by the base.

2015年7月6日 · Click on the PDF file below and to download to your computer. Once downloaded, find in your Download File. Click on it to open. This is an Internet Fly Tying Guide with over 3,000 www.adresses for videos, recipes and patterns. Fly Tying Guide 7-6-2015

Home / Resources / Fly Tying Recipes – Patterns / Shrimp / Scud / Sowbugs / Freshwater Shrimp / Scud (with video) from Fling & Puterbaugh: The Basic Manual of Fly-Tying Hook: #14 – 20 scud or nymph

Home / Resources / Fly Tying Recipes – Patterns / Midges / LI’L Easy Did you know that this pattern “LiL Easy” was created in 1996 by Carolyn Parker of River Run Outfitters? She created it as a dry fly or just sinking under the surface.

This fly recipe is a generic emerger pattern that can be modified to imitate a number of insect variations. The shuck could be sparkle emerger yarn, antron, or any substitute of your choice. John used sparkle emerger yarn for this one because it was …

Recipe: Hook: #12 – 18 Thread: tan, brown Rib: fine wire Body: dubbing, floss Thorax: dubbing Leggins: soft hackle, length twice hook gap

Another Pat Dorsey fly from his book, Tying & Fishing Tailwater Flies, called the Buckskin. Seeing how I have a lot of Chamois Strips, this was a fly that I wanted to tie and try. To me, it looks like a maggot with tail.

Home / Resources / Fly Tying Recipes – Patterns / Worms / Chamois Worm We have two Chamois worms to tie. The Chamois Worm Variation and the traditional Chamois worm with a bead.