The Canadian Tube Fly folks have thrown a great saltwater tube fly tying kit into the prize stash! With enough materials to make several hundred salt water flys… Very cool! Maybe it’s time to enter the contest?
War Path Flys has all sorts of interesting goodness… Check out the Mako Dragon above!
For me the whole secret of tying flies on a boat in somewhat limited space is organization. Regal in my view has always built some of the best fly tying vises anywhere so hardly a surprise that when the do a travel kit it rocks!
Now here is a rod that makes sense for us boat folk. Designed to be street legal in Bass tournaments which have a 7’11’ rule on rods Ross has come up with a bass oriented fly rod in their FlyStik series that follows the rule and also makes a lot of sense for salt water …
The new “This is Fly” is up and waiting for you…
The Canadian Tubefly Company has a truly awesome website… Not only do they have a pretty wonderful and growing selection of tube flies but they also are a wonderful resource for folks wanting to learn to tie Tube flies. I was greatly impressed with their saltwater patterns and most likely will be picking up one …
The new issue of This is Fly is online… It just keeps getting better and better!
An “awe” some saltwater fly… Just the thing and available from Puget Sound Fly Company!
The new issue of This Is Fly is up and as usual a GREAT issue!
I quit fly fishing for awhile. When we lost our sailboat Loose Moose 2 all of my fly fishing and fly tying gear went with it. I always meant to get back into it but the selection of fly fishing gear in the Caribbean is so bad that I never got around to it. Something …
Fly fishing from a sailboat and some 20/20 hindsight… Read More »