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May Fly of the Month: Hot Butt CDC Caddis

May in the Pacific Northwest not only signals the annual reappearance of the sun and a handful of days where the sensation of actual warmth can be experienced outdoors, but […]

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April Fly of the Month: Murdich Minnow

The Murdich Minnow was originally designed by Bill Murdich for east coast striped bass, though has proven its worth as an equally effective smallmouth bass fly throughout North America. I […]

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March Fly of the Month: Chum Fry Skater

Fly fishers are often event oriented, setting their calendars to capitalize on some fleeting occurance in nature that makes the fish go bonkers. We have the Salmonfly hatch on western […]

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February Fly of the Month: Insta Balanced Leech

Balanced Leeches have been around for a spell. If you’ve not fished them you’re missing out, particularly during these colder months when trout are less inclined to run down a […]

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January Fly of the Month: The Blob

I’ll admit, it took me a little while to come around to the Blob and its close cousin the Boobie. Afterall, so much of fly fishing focuses on matching the […]

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December Fly of the Month: Bonefish Squimp

Everybody should experience bonefish at least once in their life, and chances are if you do it once, you’ll be chomping at the bit to do it all over again […]

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November Fly of the Month: Coho Christmas Tree

Flash and coho salmon go hand and hand and I’ve maintained some iteration of a Flash Fly in my salmon fly boxes for as far back as I can remember. […]

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October Fly of the Month: Reverse Cutthroat Spider

Mike Kinney’s Reverse Cutthroat Spider goes back several decades to its proven inception as a heavy hitter in the sea run cutthroat hall of fame. It’s been catching cutthroat on […]

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September Fly of the Month: Duracell Nymph

Good flies come and go but the better ones eventually earn a permanent spot in your box. For me, a relative late comer to the popular Duracell Nymph, this pattern […]

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August Fly of the Month: Thin Mint Bugger

The Woolly Bugger is a stillwater staple and most effective lake boxes are stocked with a variety of sizes and colors. Indeed, you’ll find countless iterations of the Woolly Bugger […]

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