We are all anticipating the opening of the trout fishing season; but here are some guidelines that we should follow to ensure safety. Travel separately, unless you are with someone who already resides with you. Arrange any meeting times and
Rob Heal’s Bass Fly selection
In this series Rob ties four recommended bass flies. #1 Steve May’s Full Motion Hex #2 Dave Whitlock’s “NearNuff” Crayfish #3 Harry Murray’s Hellgrammite #4 Rob’s own “What’s its Name” Fly david williams 29th Feb 2020
Leo Aslanian-Sculpin patterns.
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Mayfly Research
Recent studies are sending warning bells about Mayfly populations. How much more do we need to convince us that this is part of an ecological disaster? david williams
Beadmaster review
Do you have issues in dropping your metal beads, or have issues retrieving a hook from its package? This little gadget may help. This little rocket-shaped tool has a magnetised head that will pick up and retain your hook: It
Rob Heal ties the X-Caddis
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Caddis Flies (Trichoptera)
Caddisfly larva and emerging pupa are literally all the buzz on the trout stream throughout much of late spring, summer and fall. The adults typically live for about a month, just long enough to mate and lay eggs. Adults usually stay close to the water, and adult females lay eggs
Dimitri Ristic’s Isonychia patterns
Pollution in the Humber River, presented by Rachel Giles.
Rachel discusses the major pollutants in this S.W. Ontario river, with emphasis on salt runoff and particulate plastics and rubber. Recorded at the Izaak Walton Fly Fishing Club on the 21st January 2020. david williams
Kids Fly tying at Runnymede Scouts and Guides.
About two dozen kids had a blast tying some awesome and awfully gangly flies. Thanks to everyone who helped david williams