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Old Definition: Dressing a hook in the imatation of an insect for use in fishing.

New Definition: Creative use of natural and/or synthetic materials to replicate any food source that fish feed on as well as realistic imitations of insects.

Here at The Angler's Net we encourage all types of imitation and look forward to see what you have been creating at your vise. Whether it's a classic pattern, one that you have tweaked to fill a niche in your own flybox or something off the wall. Upload a step by step video or just add a picture with a recipe. New videos will be highlighted on our home page and we will keep your fly in our searchable archives. You can search by target species, category of fly, or by member name. Check back often to see what new fly is featured and upload your latest creation.

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Author:  Shaq

Description:  An Albie Fly From Martha's Vinyard guide Jamie Boyle.

Hook: Saltwater
Body: EZ Body Braid Pearl
Tail: Pearl Flashabou Tied Through the Braid
Underwing: White Craft Fur
Over Wing: Grey Craft Fut
Eyes: Prism Eyes
Head: Clear Cure Goo (A coat of rubbing alcohol will t... Read more


Author:  Shaq

Description:  Legendary Saltwater tyer Dave Skok's EZ Zonker.

Originally tied with epoxy for the head however, I have used Clear Cure Goo. It cures within 3-5 seconds with the UV Light. Video is real time.

Hook: Saltwater Hook
Thread: White
Body: small pearl E-Z Body tubing
Underbody ... Read more


Author:  Shaq

Description:  

Fran Better's iconic Adirondack fly developed on the banks of the Ausable River in New York State. Any mountain fly box would be incomplete without a few in various colors.

Tail: Snowshoe Hair
Body: Rabbit Blend Dubbing
Wing: Snowshoe Hair

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Author:  Shaq

Description:  Hook: Nymph or streamer
Tail: Red Hackle Stems or Red Wool
Body: Chenille
Hackle: Grizzly Saddle
Thread: Black

Woolly Worms are great for trout, bluegills, just about anything. You can change up the colors to fit your need. A simple all around fish catcher... Read more


Author:  Shaq

Description:  

Hook: Nymph 3x Long Bent Upwards 2/3 through
Tail: Marabou
Body: Marabou Spun Into a Rope
Rib: Copper Wire
Eyes: Mono Eyes Burnt Colored Black
Legs: Slip of Chickabou
Head: Peacock Ice Dub
Thread: Olive... Read more


Author:  Shaq

Description:  
Hook: Mustad 3906b size 8
Tail: Mottled Turkey Matched
Body: Flat Gold Tinsel
Rib: Round Silver Tinsel
Underwing: Squirrel Tail
Wing: Mottled Turkey Wing
Collar: Deer Hair
Head: Spun Deer Hair... Read more


Author:  Shaq

Description:  Hook: Mustad 3906b
Tail: Golden Peasant Tippet Feather
Body: Peacock Herl/Red Floss/Peacock Herl...Short cut shown in video
Hackle: Brown Saddle
Wing: White Mallard Quill
Thread: Black ... Read more


Author:  nushranger

Description:  Shane Stalcup's take on the no hackle fly. Tie up in any color or size one needs. The swiss straw or medialion sheeting lasts longer than feather. ... Read more


Author:  nushranger

Description:  An effective western pattern that has been around for a long time. Its high floating and great for fishing in riffles. There are many variations of the wing including using calf hair or other high visibility materials. I have also seen the wing tied parachute style. ... Read more


Author:  Nushranger

Description:  This is one of Gary LaFontaine's unusual but effective flies. It excels as an attractor especially on water with stone flies. With its foam head it floats forever and will get the attention of every fish nearby. They don't always hit it but they will often boil on it. Another bonus of this patte... Read more


Author:  AlexC

Description:  

Hook: 2x Long Nymph
Thread: 6/0 Light Olive
Tail: Light Olive Marabou
Abdomen: Light Olive Marabou
Wing Case: Olive Swiss Straw
Thorax: Peacock Ice Dubbing
Eyes: Damsel Bead Eyes

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Author:  Shaq

Description:  Quigley Cripple

I tied this one on a size 10 and in march brown colors. While the march browns hatch sporadically on certain rivers, this pattern can be a great searching fly.

Hook: Dry Fly
Tail: Brown marabou
Body: The Marabou butts twisted into a rope
Rib: Copper WireRead more


 

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