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Fly Pattern of the Month: May 2016

Spring and summer are exceptional times to grab your lightest rod, a floating line, beverage of choice and ramble on over to your favorite spiny ray lake for an afternoon […]

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Fly Pattern of the Month: April 2016

The Willy Whitefish began nearly a decade ago, the product of much fiddling and tinkering at the bench as I sought to come up with a faithful bull trout fly […]

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Fly Pattern of the Month: March 2016

March typically ushers in the first major chironomid hatches of the spring season and with them, scores of hungry trout awaken to scavenge the lake for an easy meal. Chironomids […]

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Fly Pattern of the Month: March 2016 Part 2

Black and Pearl Chironomid Hook: Teimco 200, #16 or Tiemco 2312 #14 Thread: Black 8/0 UNI or comparable Tail: None Body: Black 1/8 scud back, Flashabou, or cut 1/16 VCR […]

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Fly Pattern of the Month: February 2016

As a follow up to last month’s time consuming yet incredibly shrimpy Prawn Solo pattern, I thought I’d share a very straight forward, efficient and very effective everyday steelhead pattern […]

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Fly Pattern of the Month: January 2016

I have been tying some variation of this wonderful prawn pattern for the past decade and have been really pleased with its latest incarnation. The Prawn Solo remains a confidence […]

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Fly Pattern of the Month: December 2015

Jerry Wells was a long time fixture at H&H Outfitters in Bellingham and long before our humble little shop came on the scene, Jerry was your local go to guy […]

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Fly Pattern of the Month: November 2015

The Manhatten Beach is patterned after the Alaskabou series of salmon and steelhead flies developed by George Cook while guiding in Alaska during the 80’s. It is a style of […]

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Fly Pattern of the Month: October 2015

The spectrum of traditional and contemporary steelhead patterns runs rich with brilliant neons, contrasting dark tones dressed in flashy tinsels and wiggly parts. These catch plenty of fish and certainly […]

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Fly Pattern of the Month: September 2015

This month’s pattern is Brandon’s 12th Man and as any ardent Seahawks fan will know, derives its name from the signature blue and green color scheme. It’s hard to beat […]

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