Video: How to tie your hair for a comparadun

Video: How to tie your hair for a comparadun

(embed)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Lq_R4PM0Dc(/embed) Here is the latest in an ongoing series of videos entitled “Fly tying tips and techniques in a minute” by Tim Flagler of Tightline productions. Each video teaches a single binding skill, from the simplest to the most advanced. Ultimately, the series will serve as a sort of encyclopedia of tying skills that will

Video: How to tie a non-slip loop knot

Video: How to tie a non-slip loop knot

(embed)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MGTgvAvm64(/embed) We’ve featured a few videos on how to tie a great non-slip loop. Those were solid, helpful videos. But no one makes how-to videos like the folks at Tightline productions. And coincidentally, Tim Flagler was working on this video when we released one of the others. If the process of making this useful, excellent

Friday Fly-Fishing Film Festival 05/19/23

Friday Fly-Fishing Film Festival 07/21/23

Welcome to the Orvis News Friday Fly-Fishing Film Festival! Every week we scour the internet for the best fly fishing videos available and compile them for you. This week we have nine amazing videos, mostly from right here in the US, capturing the action in freshwater, warmwater and saltwater. Far-flung destinations include New Zealand and

Video Pro Tips: 2 or 3 weight rod for euro nymphing?

Video Pro Tips: 2 or 3 weight rod for euro nymphing?

(embed)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXOerHH9f5k(/embed) Which rod should you choose if you are into fly fishing or looking to add to your fly rod arsenal? Orvis Ambassador George Daniel walks you through the ins and outs of 2 and 3 weight models and explains when and why he prefers each for specific fishing situations. So think about what waters

Pro Tips: Damsels for big summer trout

Pro Tips: Damsels for big summer trout

by William G. Tapply Damselflies provide exciting summer action for a variety of game fish.Photo by fir0002 | flagstaffotos.com.au I thought I found a pond full of carp. Its surface lay flat and still under the blazing Montana morning sun, and I spotted the great swirls, sloshes and boils from a hundred yards away, still