Water-time is easy to write about, but in real life it is hard to do. To get more river time I was forced to let my gym membership go. It’s hard to...

   You may disagree with some of my aggressive strategies in a competitive steelhead environment. And, yes, if you are a ma­ture adult, you may be...

This second part of the book concentrates on the flies used for steelhead, the sea-run rainbows of the West Coast of North America and, more recen...

Gills Gills, particularly on nymph patterns, are not an anatomical feature that most American tyers typically seek to imitate in much detail. There...

A large number of tyers prefer this approach; it is quite simple and forms a symmetrical dressing since the hook shank runs through the center of t...

Affixing materials to the sides of the hook shank or fly body is one of the most common techniques for forming legs and is used on a variety of pat...