Glen & Wayne give you a sneak peak into their fly boxes and reinforce that a well-stocked fly box is a necessity for successful spring creek fly fishing.
Category: SJRVFF Library
Working with Hair – Tips & Techniques for dry flies with Chris Helm & Glen Weisner
Chris Helm & Glen Weisner tie an assortment of very popular flies using a wide rage of different hair, including calf body hair, calf tail, moose body hair, elk hair, whitetail […]
Working with Hair- Stacking & Spinning with Chris Helm & Wayne Sampson
Two dear hair experts provide detailed instruction on stacking a bass bug. The Rattlesnake, as well as spinning “mixed” hair for The Rubber Tailed Popper.
Terrestrials, The Other Hatch with Glen Weisner & Wayne Sampson
“ The Other Hatch” is compilation of their most productive Terrestrial patterns that are durable enough to withstand a 50 bluegill afternoon in your favorite farm pond and creative enough to […]
Charlie’s Fly Box: Signature Flies for Fresh and Salt Water By: Charlie Craven
Learn to tie 17 best-selling patterns for trout, bass, and saltwater flats species such as bonefish and permit. Over 750 step-by-step photos 60 pattern recipes, with author’s favorite variations
Rotary Fly Tying Techniques By: Al & Gretchen Beatty
Whether they use one or not, most tiers do not understand the full potential of a rotary vise–including many of the leading fly tiers in the industry. Most tiers are […]
Fly Tying: 30 Years of Tips and Tricks and Patterns By: Joe Healy and Ted Leeson
Readers will discover the most effective, most original, and most historic flies published in the 30-year history of Fly Rod & Reel magazine. The book is filled with fly-tying tips […]
Spring Creek Strategies: Hatches, Patterns, and Techniques By: Mike Heck
Strategies for selective trout in clear water. New patterns designed for spring creeks and how to fish them. Simple explanations of the major hatches on spring creeks across the country […]
Fishing the Film By: Gary Borger
Fishing the Film still holds the greatest attraction for the fly rodder in any water type. Fish feeding at the surface film are not necessarily eating “dry flies”; they might […]
Brook Trout Forest By: Kathy Scott
Kathy Scott’s Brook Trout Forest is a simple, journal-style essay book covering a year in the life of the author, and Scott focuses on the themes of teaching, bamboo fly […]