Three Dollar Dip Fly Tying Video Instructions The Three Dollar Dip is a variation of the serendipity fly. The Three Dollar Dip is heavily used on the Upper Madison River near Slide Inn, Reynolds and Three Dollar Bridge. The Three Dollar Dip is traditionally tied in the red variations (and that is widely accepted as the most effective… Continue Reading
Stalcup’s Emergent Cripple Fly Tying Video Instructions The Stalcup’s Emergent Cripple is a great cripple pattern. The cripple stage of a mayfly is the most venerable stage in a mayflies life cycle. The cripple stage is the point when the mayfly has transformed into a dry fly, but is not fully developed yet. The wings… Continue Reading
Stalcup’s Emerging Dun Fly Tying Video Instructions The Stalcup’s Emerging Dun is a great dry fly emerger pattern. Shane Stalcup’s flies combine natural materials and life like profile, making them very “buggy” patterns for large wary trout. Shane’s flies are designed to be tied in a variety of colors and sizes. This variation of colors… Continue Reading
CDC Emerging Dun Fly Tying Video Instructions Developed by Shane Stalcup, the CDC Emerging Dun is a great dry fly emerger. The CDC Emerging Dun imitates a dun mayfly in the dry fly stage, but still struggling to get off the surface of the water. The CDC Emerging Dun can be tied in many colors… Continue Reading
CDC Captive Dun Fly Tying Video Instructions Developed by Rene Harrop, the CDC Captive Dun is a great emerger style pattern for picky fish. The CDC Captive Dun is designed to sit in the surface film and imitate a stuck or emergering mayfly dun. The trailing shuck sits just below the surface of the water,… Continue Reading
