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Episode 42
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10:24:00 07/31/09

For this weeks Fly Tying video, John Collins gives us an Eastern take, on a Western staple. The Amber Stimulator imitates an Egg Laying Stonefly, but in a size and...

Episode 42

Added 07/31/09
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Episode 42

[LESS INFO] 21 VIEWS | ADDED 14:24:00 07/31/09
For this weeks Fly Tying video, John Collins gives us an Eastern take, on a Western staple. The Amber Stimulator imitates an Egg Laying Stonefly, but in a size and shade more appropriate for Eastern Streams. For the East use a Dai Riki 270 #12 thru #16, for the West tie this in the #6 range and in the appropriate colors. For Eastern streams and rivers this is a fantastic pattern to fish at dusk and in to the dark. Remember to try some action on this fly. Egg Laying Stoneflies land and take off many times in this process, making a commotion on the water. Skittering your fly and ignoring traditional dead drift presentation can be the key to triggering the rise.

Episode 39
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13:01:38 06/11/09

For this week’s Fly Fishing Video Catskill Legend Dave Brandt joins us up on the Battenkill. The plan was to do some Trout fishing and maybe a little filming. The ...

Episode 39

Added 06/11/09
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Episode 39

[LESS INFO] 23 VIEWS | ADDED 17:01:38 06/11/09
For this week’s Fly Fishing Video Catskill Legend Dave Brandt joins us up on the Battenkill. The plan was to do some Trout fishing and maybe a little filming. The sun got bright and the fish went down, so we decided to do a segment on the Roll Cast. Apart from being an amazing fly tyer, Dave is also a fantastic casting instructor. In this instructional fly fishing video Dave breaks down the Roll Cast and gives some great insights in to when and how you should employ the technique. This video will not only benefit beginners with the basic steps to learn the Roll Cast, it will help seasoned anglers take a closer look at cleaning up their casting technique.

Episode 38
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11:30:35 05/29/09

For this weeks Fly Tying Video we have the triumphant return of Catskill legend Dave Brandt. Dave ties up one of the coolest takes on the Coffin Fly (Green Drake S...

Episode 38

Added 05/29/09
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Episode 38

[LESS INFO] 18 VIEWS | ADDED 15:30:35 05/29/09
For this weeks Fly Tying Video we have the triumphant return of Catskill legend Dave Brandt. Dave ties up one of the coolest takes on the Coffin Fly (Green Drake Spinner) I have ever seen. It is named the Econo Betts, which is a nod to fly tier John Betts. This one falls in to my favorite category of flies, “guide Style.” This means it is quick to tie and catches fish. Dave’s idea for the extended body is so simple and light, I can only describe it as genius. Tie some up!

Episode 37
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12:52:28 05/15/09

For this weeks fly fishing video we travel to the Catskills to do some fishing. We met up with our good friend and Upper Delaware River Fly Fishing Guide Darren Ri...

Episode 37

Added 05/15/09
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Episode 37

[LESS INFO] 14 VIEWS | ADDED 16:52:28 05/15/09
For this weeks fly fishing video we travel to the Catskills to do some fishing. We met up with our good friend and Upper Delaware River Fly Fishing Guide Darren Rist. The initial plan was to fish the Hendrickson Hatch but Mother Nature had other ideas on the subject. This turned out to be a good thing because Darren broke off some sage like advice that will help any angler get more out of a fly fishing trip.

Episode 36
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08:56:02 05/01/09

For this weeks Fly Tying Video we visit with the creator of Walts worm, Mr. Walt Young. In our last segment we harvested some Pheasants for fly tying materials. So...

Episode 36

Added 05/01/09
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Episode 36

[LESS INFO] 44 VIEWS | ADDED 12:56:02 05/01/09
For this weeks Fly Tying Video we visit with the creator of Walts worm, Mr. Walt Young. In our last segment we harvested some Pheasants for fly tying materials. So, we figured it might be a good idea to tie a few flies with those materials. This one is called the Hen Pheasant Soft-Hackle. I fished it as a Hendrickson Emerger last week and it killed! The really cool thing about this fly is that we use a hen neck/head feather instead of partridge for the Hackle. You can find allot more useable smaller size feathers off the hen Pheasant than you can with the Partridge. I had no idea you could substitute hen for partridge. I tie a few Soft-Hackle patterns down to a size 18 so this is going to make my life much easier.

Episode 34
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08:15:43 03/31/09

For this week’s Fly Tying Video John Collins twists up a Black Ribbed Scud. The one he is tying in the video is colored Grey but we also tie these in Tan, Olive, a...

Episode 34

Added 03/31/09
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Episode 34

[LESS INFO] 27 VIEWS | ADDED 12:15:43 03/31/09
For this week’s Fly Tying Video John Collins twists up a Black Ribbed Scud. The one he is tying in the video is colored Grey but we also tie these in Tan, Olive, and Orange. You can also weight these with lead wire or a bead. One of our favorite variations is a Tan scud tied with a Gold Nymph Head Bead. Scuds are a major food source for Trout in many River Systems. Make sure you have a few of these in your box…

Episode 33
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01:13:58 03/10/09

For this weeks Fly Tying Video, John Collins twists up a new variation on one of Gary Lafontaine’s classic patterns. The Emergent Sparkle Pupa tied electric style....

Episode 33

Added 03/10/09
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Episode 33

[LESS INFO] 48 VIEWS | ADDED 05:13:58 03/10/09
For this weeks Fly Tying Video, John Collins twists up a new variation on one of Gary Lafontaine’s classic patterns. The Emergent Sparkle Pupa tied electric style. John came up with the electric style of patterns a few years ago. I have had the good fortune of stream testing many of these flies. Last spring he gave me a few of these and I have to tell you, they are killers. Fish it deep and let it swing up at the end of your drift. If you don't grip the cork tight, you may loose your rod!

Episode 32
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08:59:31 02/23/09

For this weeks fly tying video John Collins twists up a new spin on an old classic, the nymph head partridge and orange. We are big fans of swinging soft-hackles i...

Episode 32

Added 02/23/09
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Episode 32

[LESS INFO] 26 VIEWS | ADDED 13:59:31 02/23/09
For this weeks fly tying video John Collins twists up a new spin on an old classic, the nymph head partridge and orange. We are big fans of swinging soft-hackles in the spring when trout are eating emergers. This is one of our favorite searching patterns when covering allot of water before the hatch starts. The cool thing about using the nymph head tungsten bead is that it gets the fly deeper to cover more of the water column.

Episode 31
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10:43:25 02/04/09

For this week's fly fishing video we travel to PA to meet up with our good friend Eric Stroup. We filmed a segment detailing how Eric and I read the water to find ...

Episode 31

Added 02/04/09
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Episode 31

[LESS INFO] 33 VIEWS | ADDED 15:43:25 02/04/09
For this week's fly fishing video we travel to PA to meet up with our good friend Eric Stroup. We filmed a segment detailing how Eric and I read the water to find likely holding spots for Trout. Eric and I both like to dissect the water we are going to fish by identifying the seams where fast and slow water meet. We also throw in a few common sense pointers that will help any angler get an edge over the Trout.

Episode 30
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15:31:24 01/13/09

For this week's Fly Tying Video, extra special guest tyer Charles Meck ties up my all time go to attractor pattern, the Patriot. The first thing that is great abou...

Episode 30

Added 01/13/09
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Episode 30

[LESS INFO] 44 VIEWS | ADDED 20:31:24 01/13/09
For this week's Fly Tying Video, extra special guest tyer Charles Meck ties up my all time go to attractor pattern, the Patriot. The first thing that is great about this pattern is all of the hackle. It floats like a cork and will not sink when you fish a good sized nymph under it. You can also see it from a mile away. The Trout also LOVE to slam this fly.It seems to make them angry. I have caught fish all over with the Patriot.

Episode 28
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01:58:49 11/25/08

For this weeks fly tying video our Resident Fly Tying Guru John Collins ties up one of his own creations JC'S Conehead Crawfish Leech. This fly kills for both Smal...

Episode 28

Added 11/25/08
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Episode 28

[LESS INFO] 43 VIEWS | ADDED 06:58:49 11/25/08
For this weeks fly tying video our Resident Fly Tying Guru John Collins ties up one of his own creations JC'S Conehead Crawfish Leech. This fly kills for both Smallmouth Bass and Trout. Change the body to black, and the cone for a pink or orange bead and throw it at winter Steelhead. Tying season is here so you better hit the bench hard...

Episode 25
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12:24:00 09/16/08

This week we drop some footage from the Delaware River with fly fishing guide Darren Rist. Darren said he would put us on the Green Drake hatch and Coffin Fly Spin...

Episode 25

Added 09/16/08
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Episode 25

[LESS INFO] 33 VIEWS | ADDED 16:24:00 09/16/08
This week we drop some footage from the Delaware River with fly fishing guide Darren Rist. Darren said he would put us on the Green Drake hatch and Coffin Fly Spinner fall. Darren does not lie and we had an amazing day so check it out.

Episode 24
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22:36:35 08/21/08

For this week’s Fly Tying Video, extra special guest tyer Charles Meck ties up the Green Weenie. This is one of those great patterns that falls into the category w...

Episode 24

Added 08/22/08
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Episode 24

[LESS INFO] 24 VIEWS | ADDED 02:36:35 08/22/08
For this week’s Fly Tying Video, extra special guest tyer Charles Meck ties up the Green Weenie. This is one of those great patterns that falls into the category we call “Guide Style” and Charlie calls “One Minute” flies. This is my favorite style of fly because they are cheap, easy, indestructible, and they catch fish. Take 5 minutes and tie up a dozen of these bad boys.

Episode 23
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12:50:22 07/31/08

For this week's fly fishing video we travel to PA and fly fish with Charlie Meck! Charlie shows us his strategy for using attractor patterns in still water. Learn ...

Episode 23

Added 07/31/08
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Episode 23

[LESS INFO] 29 VIEWS | ADDED 16:50:22 07/31/08
For this week's fly fishing video we travel to PA and fly fish with Charlie Meck! Charlie shows us his strategy for using attractor patterns in still water. Learn to set up an attractor rig using a Patriot and Green Weenie. These two patterns are super effective and versitle-a must have for your fly box.

Episode 21
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13:52:47 05/31/08

This week we travel to Central PA and fish the Sulphur Hatch with Eric Stroup. Eric shows us his strategy for fishing the hatch. Learn to set up the three rigs tha...

Episode 21

Added 05/31/08
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Episode 21

[LESS INFO] 5 VIEWS | ADDED 17:52:47 05/31/08
This week we travel to Central PA and fish the Sulphur Hatch with Eric Stroup. Eric shows us his strategy for fishing the hatch. Learn to set up the three rigs that all work on his modified Harvey slack leader (see episode 14 for the formula.) We catch a bunch of beautiful PA Wild Brown Trout in some of the most stunning public water I have ever seen...

Episode 20
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20:12:06 05/19/08

This week we travel to the cradle of American Fly Fishing and meet up with Dave Brandt. Not only are we super excited that Dave is gracing our little podcast with ...

Episode 20

Added 05/20/08
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Episode 20

[LESS INFO] 5 VIEWS | ADDED 00:12:06 05/20/08
This week we travel to the cradle of American Fly Fishing and meet up with Dave Brandt. Not only are we super excited that Dave is gracing our little podcast with his skills, but he also arranged for us to film at the Catskill Fly Fishing Center and Museum. How cool is that? Dave ties us up a sweet traditional Catskill March Brown Dry Fly and lays down some serious knowledge on how it is supposed to be done.

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