Hook:            Partridge Klinkhammer code GRS15ST. These have been developed since the original fly was tied and are bigger in size than you think. Size 18 is similar to size 14. You may also use Tiemco TMC 200R's but if you do bend it with flat nosed pliers about 3mm from the eye. Thread:         For the [...]
Here is the video tying sequence for this fly. The materials that you will need are as follows: CDC Loop Wing Hopper (Claret). Hook: Size 12 or 10 B400 Silk:  Claret or Red 8/0Rib: Fine red holographic tinsel.Body: Claret seals fur.Wing Buds: Natural CDC feathers (at least 5)Legs: Knotted pheasant tail fibresHackle: Red game cock [...]
This is the tying technique for tying post wing flies. This technique can be used to tie any number of patterns from bass flies through to salmon flies. The idea is for the wing to be given movement and for the profile of the fly to appear fish like. Below are detailed the materials to [...]
The materials needed for this patten are as follows: Hook: Size to suit B100 or B110 for heavier flies (the example is tied on a size 10 B100) Silk:  8/0 olive Breathers: Antron fibres (Optional) Body: Clear flexi floss or span flex. Rib: Stripped Peacock eye fibre Wing Buds: Orange dyed goose biots. Varnish with nail [...]
An Article by Alun Rees Although Seatrout are caught in daylight using a variety of methods, the most enjoyable and by far the most productive method used to catch this elusive fish is with the fly at night. To the initiated, this is quite an obvious statement. Night-time is when Seatrout come out to play [...]
 An Article by Alun Rees. Before I discuss tackle and tactics, I feel it’s necessary that I should first discuss the intended quarry. In military terms it would be described as ‘Know your enemy’ or in this case, know your sea trout! The more knowledge you have about your chosen quarry, the better prepared [...]
I have put together a number of video clips to show you how to do the following.This is for both novice and experienced fisher alike. I say this as I personally never stop learning about fishing every time I go out on the water.  1. Attach the backing line to the reel spool. {flvremote}66223419{/vimeo} [...]
Following a request by one of the members of the tying class the step by step photo guide has now been supplemented with the video of the tying.
Whilst fishing the Kharlovka river in Russia a couple of seasons ago Patrick Galvin from Neath was fortunate enough to hook a salmon on a dry bommer that his guide Kola had kindly given him. This video clip shows the battle.
This is a very good heavy nymph pattern which is a generic pattern imitating all manner of aquatic nymphs and caddis larva. It may be fished in the Czech nymph style or by more traditional upstream nymph or down stream nymph techniques. A comprehensive explanation of the weaving technique can be found on this web [...]
