Now we are teaching how to tie FLIES! In association with Video Ventures and with some of the top-name fly tyers in the country we have about 90 excellent fly tying videos.

Caddis Flies Caddis flies are one of the most important aquatic insects imitated by fly fishers. The Elk Hair Caddis is a go-to dry fly pattern by many fly fishers. Caddis are found around the …

The dry fly is a type of fly that imitates an aquatic insect that floats on the surface of the water and is one of the most exciting ways to fly fish. The fish comes to the surface of the water to eat …

All of our knots are clearly illustrated with step by step instructions and animated for you to sit back and watch. You can pause and rewind the animation while you practice tying for yourself.

Instructions come with the tool but in case you have lost them, here is how to tie the Nail Knot. Scroll to see Animated Knot Tyer Nail Knot below the illustration and tying instructions.

Emerger fly patterns encompass aquatic insects when the nymph reaches the surface and the adult hatches out to its winged, flying stage. The emerging nymph is the single most important …

Click to get the Davy Knot on waterproof plastic Pro-Knot Fly Fishing Knot Cards. Scroll to see Animated Davy Knot below the illustration and tying instructions.

Scroll to see Animated Nail Knot below the illustration and tying instructions. Nail Knot Tying Instructions Lay a nail or hollow tube against the end of a fly line. Set the butt section end of a …

How to tie the Albright Special Knot. The Albright Knot is one of the most reliable knots for joining lines of greatly unequal diameters or different materials such as monofilament to braided line.

The loop connection to a fly or a lure can give the fly or lure more natural action. Some fishermen find the Kreh Loop easier to tie than the similar Rapala Knot and equally reliable. The Non Slip …