Matt Wilhelm of the Yellowstone Fly Fishing school shows how to tie this spruce moth pattern developed originally by Bob Jacklin

Matt Wilhelm ties up another great trout pattern for us, the March Brown Soft Hackle. He also has some great info about the insects and how they shed their exoskeleton in this one. You can find more about Matt at Yellowstone Fly Fishing School

RECIPE:
Hook: DaiRiki #125 Size 12 Curve Shanked Eme...

Matt Wilhelm of the https://yellowstoneflyfishingschool.com/ ties up another great mayfly fly tying pattern for trout. Matt is no neophyte to fly fishing for trout and many other species. He's been teaching and guiding for decades. This dry fly pattern not only looks elegant to us but also to tho...

Matt Wilhelm is an educator and guide in Livingston, MT. You can find out more about him at https://yellowstoneflyfishingschool.com/
This pattern was originated by Paul Stimson and can be good as a hopper pattern, a bigger golden stonefly pattern, as a salmon fly, and as a skwala. This tutorial ...

RECIPE:

Thread: 6/0 Gray
Hook: Dai Riki #320 dry fly hook sz 12
Tail: Gray Z-lon
Body: Gray goose biot
Thorax: Gray dubbing
Hackle: Gray rooster saddle
Wing: Elk

RECIPE:

Thread: 3/0 to match
Hook: Dai Riki #710 streamer hook
Tail: Olive marabou
Body: Verigated Chenille
Wing: Rabbit super strip
Legs: Black rubber bands
Hackle: Hen hackle
Eyes: Medium barbell eyes

RECIPE:

Thread: 6/0 brown
Hook: Dai Riki #125 emerger hook sz 12-14
Tail: Pheasant tail fibers
Body: Turkey tail fibers
Rib: Small copper or silver wire
Thorax: Tan dubbing
Hackle: Hungarian Partridge