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Salmonfly.Net Salmon and Steelhead Fly Tying Guide
Dickson Flyfishing
Steelhead Guides
The Flies of Monte Smith
It has been a few years since Monte Smith sent his last flies to Salmonfly.Net, but these remarkable new submissions were well worth the wait. Monte's flies are the perfect blend of utility and artistry and his photography is at times stunning. I hope these submissions will bring a second look for the readers of Salmonfly.Net to all his flies. MORE...
David Swart Orange Admiral
David Swart wanted you to know about one of the flies he has found very successful and contributed his version of the Orange Admiral by filling out and submitting the Salmonfly.Net Submission Request Form. We would like to show your flies too. Simply fill out the form and submit your request and we will be in touch with you soon. MORE...
Fly Fishing Tales
by Dennis and Mike Dickson
Recently, while a rare northwest storm ravaged our normally mild
climate, and we found ourselves snowbound, I needed a good book to
spend the time. I had just found out that a great new collection of
fly fishing stories was available so I downloaded Dennis
Dickson and his son Mike's
Fly Fishing Tales
The Flies of Per Hansen
I think you will really enjoy these new submissions from Danish Fly Tyer Per Hansen. Many of these are his own creations, designed for Seatrout, Grayling, and Atlantic Salmon. Even if you are fishing for other species, I am sure you will find them fun to look at and potentially useful as crossover flies. I know I am going to tie a few for my box. MORE...
William Lovelace Flies
Pitcroy Fancy Spey and Stockholm
Fly Variations
William Lovelace begins this pictorial essay with a lesson about how lots of practice can pay off for tyers striving to perfect their craft. It encourages those of us who have a tendency to give up, just to have a little persistence and we will be rewarded. MORE...
These William Lovelace variations of flies that he picked up in fishing shop in Gamla Stan (Old Town) Stockholm, are a lesson in the crossover potential of flies developed for a different purpose, on a different continent. Bill sent me several of these variations, which I used with great success on the late Chum Salmon run. I think they might have equal potential for other salmon species and steelhead. MORE...
The Flies of Ken Broadhead
Ken pays tribute to the late Yuri Shumakov with his rendition of Yuri's tube flies and his to new contributor Gary Tanner with his rendition of his Celtic Beauty. Ken shows beautifully how tube flies for Pacific Salmon and Atlantic Salmon flies can be modified to steelhead flies with classical form and utility. MORE..
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