Research Research Research!

I've been busy tying a few more streamers (hopefully you'll really like these) and researching some of the classics that will be included in the...

Published on Aug 31. 2011 - 13 years ago
Updated or edited 3 years ago

I've been busy tying a few more streamers (hopefully you'll really like these) and researching some of the classics that will be included in the project. Just a quick snap of some of my research material. Just 4 months to go until the streamers start... well flying!

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The Streaker

Joe Calcavecchia (www.saltwatercustomflies.com) is a US based production tier for the past forty years for fly shops in the New England region, a saltwater master fly tier, and the creator of many

Apr 21. 2025

Blue Dragon

Step by Step showing you how to tie the Carrie Stevens streamer the Blue Dragon.Join a growing fly tying community on Locals - Dressed Irons Guild - for more fly tying videos like this one: &

Apr 5. 2025

Nayat Goby

This small baitfish-fly is a pattern from the vise of danish guide, fly-fisher and tyer Jesper Lindquist andersen who is famous for effective – and easy to tie flies.

Feb 24. 2020

Kavik

The Kavik is a simple zonker-based streamer, well suited for a lot of different fish, and easy to adapt in color and material choice

Aug 1. 2019

Songo Smelt Bucktail Fly Tying Pattern

The Songo Smelt is a sweet little bucktail perfect for casting out in search of cruising landlocked salmon, brook trout and bass. The fly gets its...

Jul 16. 2019

Golden Pinner

Tom Bank's Golden Pinner Streamer Fly Tom is a New England fly tyer and angler who loves to fish the big lakes of Maine and New Hampshire. He's been...

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