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BWO Barr Emerger Fly Tying Tutorial 0

Blue Wing Olives are one of the most common hatches found on both freestones and tailwaters in our region. This emerger is a simple/effective tie that makes it a no brainer to have in your box. 

Material List

Thread - 14/0 Veevus

Hook - U-Series U202

Tail - CDL

Body - Superfine Dubbing

Flash - Med. Opal Mirage

Legs - CDL 

Flying Ant Fly Tying Tutorial 0

Simple ant pattern that combines sparkle yarn, squirrel dubbing and a bit of grizzly hackle for a deadly combination. Primary colors are cinnamon and black that fish effectively in our region from late July into August.

Material List

Thread - 8/0 Veevus

Hook - U-Series U001

Wing - Sparkle Yarn

Legs - Micro Silicone Legs

Body - SLF Squirrel Dubbing

Hackle - Grizzly Dry Fly Hackle

Ice Wing Soft Hackle Fly Tying Tutorial 0

 

Brandon Dwyer tying a functional, simple, very effective soft hackle pattern imitating a March Brown. Swinging patterns like this for trout has certainly seen increased popularity throughout our region, tie yourself up a few and give it a try!! 

Material List

Thread - 70D UTC Thread 

Hook - TMC 5263

Tail - Gadwall 

Body - Supefine Dubbing

Ribbing - Small Amber UTC Wire

Thorax - Brown Hareline Dubbin

Wing - UV Pearl Ice Dub

Hackle - Hungarian Partridge

Dual Wire Copper John Fly Tying Tutorial 0

New twist on a classic. John Barr has created a number of patterns, this being one of the most widely known/versatile patterns. Offering a level of realism combined with weight to get down to the fish, this is definitely one that you will want to tie up.

Material List

Thread - 8/0 Veevus

Weight - .020 Lead Wire

Tail - Stripped Goose Biots

Body - UTC Wire (Small/Brassie)

Thorax - Peacock Eye

Back - Thin Skin

Flash - Holographic Silver Flashabou

Collar - SLF Dubbing

Legs - Centipede Legs

Epoxy - Loon UV Thick 

 

 

CDC Golden Stone 0

 

Golden Stones are a very prevalent hatch that occurs in Montana starting mid-June continuing throughout July. The CDC Golden Stone holds all of the characteristics of a realistic pattern, yet is very simple to tie. 

Material List

Hook- TMC 5262

Bead - Gold Tungsten

Thread - 8/0 Veevus

Weight - .020 Lead Wire

Tail - Dyed Yellow Pheasant Tail

Flashback - Large Opal Mirage Tinsel

Rib - 3x Mono Tippet

Body - SLF Dubbing

Under Collar - CDC

Collar - Brahma Hen 

Zug Bug Fly Tying Tutorial 0

 

Far too often we forget about the classics. The Zug Bug is a combination of peacock that simply just produce. 

Material List

Hook - TMC 3761

Weight - .015 Lead

Thread - 8/0 Veevus

Tail - Peacock Sword

Body - Eyed Peacock

Wing - Teal Flank