Lucas

You make a cast to a fast seam, watching as your sighter line dissapears, not even grazing bottom. You can see ’em holding in place … Read more

Spool up some line on your five-weight, tune-up your rod and take a few steps onto bank. Make a cast. Nothing. Your line just hangs … Read more

A nymph won’t sink to the feeding lane on the noses of trout; it simply floats by. Frustration sets in for fly fishers. You have … Read more

So, you’re tying a bunch of dry flies and realize, I don’t have any idea how long these wings is supposed to be. So you … Read more

We all have had one slip through our fingers from a snarled hook. That is the moment where you set into the fish, go tight, … Read more

Reel it back to you without any resistance or cast it up there through the weeds and you find trouble. More times than not, that’s … Read more

Most fly tiers learn wire wrapping through trial and error. What happens? Hook eyes gets covered in tangles of metal and thread, or the body … Read more

When you see the bottom of a jar of dubbing and begin to panic because it appears only half full, that’s normaly just your perception … Read more

How many times have we had a jig head that looked great on the bench and just didn’t cut it underwater? The skirt would never … Read more

If you’ve attempted do-it-yourself soft plastics, you know exactly what I’m talking about. You measured the weight, melted down the mixture and poured it all … Read more