Video – Fly Casting – Single Hauling

You are going to watch a video that is the third in our casting series and the focus this time is on single hauling. Single hauling is a quick movement of the left hand (right handed) or the line hand to speed up the line while casting. It is an integral part of the cast […]

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Video – How To Tie A Perfection Loop Knot

Knowing how to tie a knot correctly can make the difference between a successful day of fishing or “knot”, pun intended! In this video I’ll show you how to tie what’s called a “Perfection Loop”. This knot is one that I use to attach leader to tippet and even sections of tippet to tippet. It […]

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An Outdoor Camera

If you are like me and spend most of your time in the outdoors then you want to take note of a new series of cameras that are out there and ready for your use. This past June 11th I turned the big “50”! I am not a big person on gifts and have always […]

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Ross Reels and Ross Worldwide Alert

I have a few Ross rods and even a couple reels and have always liked the equipment. Recently, though, my Ross Flystart 1 spool began free-spooling while I was fishing. I took it home and removed 4 screws to find a small plastic bushing used to aid the drag system. I had yet another spool […]

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How To Make Your Own Brushes For Fly Tying

This video will show you how to make your own brushes for various flies … but especially for the deadhead minnow and the deadhead crayfish pattern that are both here on the website. Getting the brush right will take some time and a little work but in the end you can make your own brushes […]

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Video – How To Tie A Deadhead Minnow

The video you are about to watch is of me tying a deadhead minnow. I have taken this technology from Casey Smartt and changed the color patterns a bit to match our waters here in southern Indiana. You can either buy the brush pre-made or watch other videos on how to make a brush….but you […]

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