Worms are cool but balanced ones are cooler! the perfect fly for presenting close to the bottom and eliminating most of your snags.Fishing well now and into the spring as rainbows start to think about the spawn.
In today's video Our good friend Jack Allen brings his Minnesota flare to snake river fly. The pokisota craw when wet is hyper realistic but doesn't require a bunch of crazy technique or materials. If you fish the snake or anywhere with fish eating crayfish this is your bug. Swing it, Strip it, or dead drift and your in fishy business!
We have been using soft eggs for our patterns for a long time and fish love them but the biggest issue was durability. The new Glo Egz from masu have finally solved that problem for us. Still gives the buoyancy and soft texture as others but super durable and have a really unique translucent shine to them.
Our newest Leech Lace is finally here and ready for your fly tying bench. Everything you love about mohair but with a metallic core that gives your balanced leeches a heavy metal twist. Check out the six new colors and the fly tying tutorial on the metalicore leerm here.
Love them or hate them egg pattern are highly effective patterns in the fall and spring. Whenever you have spawning fish in a system other fish are going to take full advantage of an easy high calorie meal. Larry showcases his top three egg patterns and shows how to rig them using the vertical nymph rig system.
1- Glo Bug
2- Nuke Egg
3- Yolk Egg
