by IWFFC | Jun 21, 2014 | Fly of the Month
Hook: Trout, size 14 to 18. Thread: 8 O Black. Legs: 6 Paint Brush bristles, each one overhand knotted 1/4 inch from end. Body: 2 Pheasant tail fibres. Wing: 1/2 inch of oval shaped saran wrap. Thorax: Olive brown spectra dubbing. Debarb the hook. Wind on thread to...
by IWFFC | Jul 17, 2013 | Fly of the Month
JUICY STONEFLIES (Kaufmann’s Stonefly) by Sandeep Tilva I am a novice at tying flies, and this is shown in my crude finishing. The inspiration for my stoneflies is from the recipe by Randall Kaufmann. If only mine looked half as good, I would be happy. Tying...
by IWFFC | Jun 30, 2013 | Fly of the Month
3F Frogs (fast, fun, foam frog) by Elliott Deighton Thread: Yellow 6/0 for tying & clear mono thread for the weed guard Hook: Mustad bass stinger #37187 size 6 Weed Guard: 20lb. mono Back Legs: 4 strands of round yellow rubber hackle 8”...
by IWFFC | Jun 17, 2013 | Fly of the Month
My inspiration for tying foam bombers came from many years of using foam for every type of floating fly there is, especially to replace deer hair in bass bug patterns. I figure if it can be tied using deer hair then it can be done with foam. Foam is lighter, easier to...
by IWFFC | Jun 16, 2013 | Fly of the Month
This is an original pattern that is designed specifically for the Rainbows of the Credit River, in Ontario. The concept is to emulate a minnow chasing a floating egg sac. The center of the egg sac is comprised of two, back to back tungsten cones, glued together,...
