Category: Fly Tying

Ahrex – Blue Dun Hackle – by Lars Chr Bentsen

The Blue Dun Hackle is a classic, subtle pattern for trout and grayling, mimicking emerging mayflies, especially Blue-Winged Olives (BWOs) or Iron Blue Duns, using bluish-grey or dun-coloured soft hen hackle and a muted body (like mole fur or dun wool) to imitate the insect struggling just below the surface.

The Blue Dun Hackle is a classic, subtle pattern for trout and grayling, mimicking emerging mayflies, especially Blue-Winged Olives (BWOs) or Iron Blue Duns, using bluish-grey or dun-coloured soft hen hackle and a muted body (like mole fur or dun wool) to imitate the insect struggling just below the surface. In this video we once […]

How to Tie the Slot Limit | Winter Steelhead Confidence Fly Pattern

This pattern is a single-stage leech built to push water, move well in cold flows, and stay castable even with a big winter profile.

This pattern is a single-stage leech built to push water, move well in cold flows, and stay castable even with a big winter profile. By blending natural materials with synthetics, this fly keeps its shape, sheds water efficiently, and holds up to aggressive fish.     We will walk through setting up a stinger, building […]

How to Tie the Curb Feeler | A Versatile Stinger Leech for Trout & Steelhead

Loon Outdoors: Today we’re tying the Curb Feeler - a slender, hydrodynamic stinger leech pattern designed to ride hook-point down, push water, and trigger aggressive eats from both trout and steelhead.

Loon Outdoors: Today we are tying the Curb Feeler – a slender, hydrodynamic stinger leech pattern designed to ride hook-point down, push water, and trigger aggressive eats from both trout and steelhead. This fly blends elements of trout-spey and steelhead flies, featuring a keel-friendly build, subtle UV weight, a flowing tail, and silicone “curb feelers” […]

How to Tie the Foam Stacker Skwala | Versatile Stonefly Attractor Fly Pattern

Loon Outdoors: In this video, Hogan Brown shows you how to tie the Foam Stacker Skwala, a new fly pattern built using a unique foam material from Loon Ambassador Blane Chocklett.

Loon Outdoors: In this video, Hogan Brown shows you how to tie the Foam Stacker Skwala, a new fly pattern built using a unique foam material from Loon Ambassador Blane Chocklett. This pattern was originally inspired by winter Skwala stoneflies, but can easily be adapted to golden stones, salmonflies, or even turned into a general […]

This Thursday at 3PM ET: Streamer Fly Tying With Scott Biron, Episode 8

On Thursday, February 19, 2026, at 3 p.m. EST, AMFF Ambassador Scott Biron will join Curator Jim Schottenham for an educational look at the Cosseboom fly pattern.

    On Thursday, February 19, 2026, at 3 p.m. EST, AMFF Ambassador Scott Biron will join Curator Jim Schottenham for an educational look at the Cosseboom fly pattern. Scott is an active fly-tying instructor and is a popular attraction when presenting his instructional tying lessons at national, international, and regional shows. Scott and Jim […]

Ahrex – Electric Sunray – by Ronny Lagoni Thomsen

In this video, Ronny Lagoni Thomsen ties a salmon fly he has great confidence in.

In this video, Ronny Lagoni Thomsen ties a salmon fly he has great confidence in. The fly is inspired by the classic Sunray Shadow pattern, but with an added twist: it’s weighted with a Pro Conehead, giving it a touch of weight and — more importantly — creating subtle turbulence around the long wing.   […]

Ahrex – Gold Bead Johnson Pupa – by Håkan Karsnäser

In this video Håkan Karsnäser will demonstrate one of his favourite flies for nymph-fishing - the Gold Bead Johnson Pupa.

The grayling – sometimes called “The Queen of the Currents” – is a wonderful and highly appreciated fly-fishing species, and for good reason. It prefers flowing water and feeds mostly on insects, often at the surface, making it a perfect target for a fly angler. Even though it lacks spots and looks quite different from […]

Ahrex – GP Zonker – by Mads Birkholt

Mads says about the fly: "The GP Zonker has been in my fly box for several years chasing salmon and seatrout. It works great in high and coloured water whether it’s in Norway during the summer fishing for salmon or in Denmark fishing for the earliest chrome seatrout in January."

Although it is widely believed that salmon flies rarely represent anything on the salmon’s menu, there is a family of flies that are designed to mimic an important food source, the shrimp flies. Without comparison, the best and most well-known is the General Practitioner. It was invented in England by Colonel Esmond Drury. In this […]

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