by: Hatches Magazine

From the founder of the popular Fly Tying Forum, Hatches Magazine’s first annual issue features 13 articles spanning a total of 96 pages. The unforgettable photography and information–pack... More>>

by: Bob Clouser

Bob Clouser’s approach to fly design is based on careful observation of the behaviors, habitats, and physical features of the foods fish eat. The patterns also must pass rigorous standards of du... More>>

by: Ted Leeson & Jim Schollmeyer

Renowned writing team Ted Leeson and Jim Schollmeyer have set another milestone with the first beginner’s book of fly tying to allow readers simultaneous access to fly recipes, tying steps and e... More>>

by: Terry Hellekson

This is a serious, substantial, well–researched book, billed as "The Encyclopedia of the Fly Tier’s Art". It starts with a general overall history of fly fishing that is almost a... More>>

by: Gary Soucie

The Woolly Bugger and Woolly Worm are among the most versatile and widely used flies; they’re easy to tie, require no expensive, exotic materials, and most importantly, they catch fish. Woolly W... More>>

by: Skip Morris

In this DVD, Skip Morris takes you step-by-step through tools, materials, hooks, the tying of some excellent fly patterns; and gives you valuable insight into how to avoid problems and tie fine flies.... More>>