This pattern was originally designed for the salt but has quickly become one of the shops favorite baitfish for smallmouth. Check out our online store to find all the materials . Recipe Hook: TMC 811S size 2 Thread: Danville Flat Wax Hot Orange Tail: Natural Bucktail Flash: Silver and Pearl Flashabou Lateral line: Grizzly Rooster Hackles…
By popular demand, this class will revolve around giant flies for Pike and Muskies. Join Tight Lines manager, Charlie Piette, for this one night tying extravaganza. The class will cover three patterns showcasing techniques poplular in the modern Essox game. Students will work on articulation, bucktail collars and heads, using u.v. epoxy, and fashioning synthetic minnow…
The shop was lucky enough to have Brule River guide Damian Wilmot from Fly By Night Guide service at the shop to tie his favorite Brule River flies for both Steelhead on the lower river and upper River Brook trout flies. Give Damian a call to book a trip on the the famous Brule River at www.fbnguideservice.com
We finally completed a full series on basic knots for the fly fisherman. We have been asked to do this for many seasons and Charlie and Tim completed it this week. We hope you enjoy. Subscribe to the shops youtube channel to get all the newest shop videos. Basic Fly Fishing Knots-Setting up a new…
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Hook: TMC 5262 Size 4
Thread: GSP White
Bead: Gold
Tail: White Marabou/Pearl Flash
Body: EP Sparkle Brush
Weight: Lead .030
The Tim’s Moppet
Hook: TMC 8089 Size 10
Thread: Uni 6/0 black
Eyes: Medium Yellow Dumbell
Tail: Crawfish Rabbit Strip
Body: Gold Diamond Braid
Head: Dubbing Loop of Rabbit
Flash: Yellow Krystal Flash
Recipe:
Hook Base: Fish Skull articulated shanks
Thread: Uni Orange 6/0
Rear Shank: Black maraboua and pearl flashabou.
Front Shank: Purple and black marabou, purple flashabou
Tag: Hot pink Estaz
Body: Purple diamond braid
Wing: Grizzly Hen Hackle
Eyes: Jungle Cock
Tight Lines 2010 Guides year in review. It’s October and it’s hard to believe I’m writing yet another Guide Year in Review. As I look back on the last couple years, I notice a common thread. Every season we run into some sort of adversity that our guides need to overcome. In 2008, it was…