Thread Shredders — Dry Flies
Quigley Cripple Fly Tying Tutorial 0
Bob Quigley developed this pattern back in 1978 while fishing the Fall River in Northern California. The Quigley Cripple represents a mayfly emerging from the nymphal shuck. It can be tied in a range of colors/sizes to match your local hatches.
Egg Laying Caddis Fly Tying Tutorial 0
The Egg Laying Caddis is one of many effective patterns developed by Craig Matthews of West Yellowstone Montana. Craig Matthews patterns are standard fare and commonly used on lakes, rivers, and spring creeks in the Yellowstone area.
Klinkhammer Callibaetis Fly Tying Tutorial 2
Dave demonstrating a variation of Callibaetis tied on a Klinkhammer style hook.
Material List
Thread - 8/0 Veevus
Hook - Daiichi 1167
Tail - Pheasant Tail
Body - Turkey Biot
Post - McFlyon/Krystal Flash
Hackle - Whiting Dry Fly Hackle
Thorax - UV2 Dubbing
Parachute Adams Variant Fly Tying Tutorial 1
Pretty hard to top a classic, but the variations are endless. Dave puts a twist on it by using CDL fibers for the tail and turkey biot for the body.
Material List
Hook - TMC 100
Tail - CDL Rooster Cape
Body - Turkey Biot
Post - McFlyon & Krystal Flash
Thorax - UV2 Fine & Dry
Jack Cabe Fly Tying Tutorial 0
- Beau Bolton
- Tags: Dry Flies Fly Tying Hoppers/Attractors
Rusty Spinner Fly Tying Tutorial 0
Commonly fished in sizes ranging from #14-#22 from April all the way into October here in Montana.
Material List
Hook - TMC 101
Tail - Mayfly Tails
Body - Goose Biot
Wing - Clear Sparkle Yarn
Thorax - Superfine Dubbing