MOW Tips are based on the type of sink tips that Skagit maestros Mike McCune, Scott O’Donnell and Ed Ward have designed and used for years. Not only are the MOW tips exceptionally easy to cast, but they also give anglers far more precision in depth control than has ever been possible in the past. …
Switch Style: Switch style incorporates rods and lines that can be used to cast over the top, under the tip, with one ore two hands. The basic switch cast is what is refereed to as a “touch and go cast.” The basic switch cast is important to learn before you can move any farther. Steps …
Single Spey Casting Instructions Much the same as the switch cast only adding a change of direction. The first movement is a rotation of the hips towards the casting target. This will allow you to get your body out of the way on the backcast and behind the cast on the forward delivery. The direction …
Snake Roll Cast The snake roll is an extremely useful cast that allows you to quickly change direction to almost any angle when your casting shoulder is facing down stream. It also works very well for picking up heavy nymph rigs, streamers, sing tips, and/or lots of line from down stream. With the line down …
Scandinavian or “Scandi” Style Casting This style was developed in…you guessed it… Scandinavia for casting great distances with little back-casting room. This style of casting still utilizes the touch and go style of casts as in traditional spey but with shorter rods (11-13′) and shorter “shooting heads” attached to running line. Another difference is that …
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Herman DeGala tying his new Ghost Midge pattern for fly fishing Colorado lakes such as Aurora, Qunicy, Spinney, Antero, Delaney Buttes and every where chironomids thrive! Herman is a masterful tier that consistently produces flies that Colorado trout have never seen and simply can’t refuse. For those who live in the Denver area, you can …
Part 2 of Herman DeGala tying his new Ghost Midge pattern for fly fishing Colorado lakes such as Aurora, Qunicy, Spinney, Antero, Delaney Buttes and every where chironomids thrive! Herman is a masterful tier that consistently produces flies that Colorado trout have never seen and simply can’t refuse. For those who live in the Denver …
Tying the Glass Stone fly Nymph The glass golden stone was developed on an idea sparked in my head from a customer of ours. (thanks Joe!) This fly is very subtle and streamlined to match a variety of yellow sally nymphs we have in Colorado trout streams. Give it a shot next time you find …
Tips For Knots and Rigging This is a great rig and knot to use for fishing a variety of our shallow high gradient trout streams. The rig first came to me from friend and Guide Brandon Soucie of Taylor Creek fly shop in Basalt. the rig was developed for fishing out of a boat in …
James Spicer developed this Palomino Midge variation to match the massive amounts of caddis in the Deckers area of the South Platte. This quick and easy tie fly is very buggy and catches fish even when caddis flies are not present on the surface. Fly Tying Materials List: We are happy to mail you any …
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