Wanted to show you guys what flies we used during our last fishing trip in the ponds of Thailand. Click Fly fishing for arapaima to see one of the post. The flies were used to target arapaima, amazon redtail catfish, alligator gar and a myriad of others. If you look at these flies and think they’ll […]
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A reader asked what ‘lure’ we use for fishing sebarau (Hampala macrolepidota in scientific lingo or Hampala Barb by IGFA) in Malaysia. The answer is we use many artificial lures, especially spoons. But one very successful and trilling way we catch them is by fly fishing and the go-to fly is the split-tail.
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IFFF MCI Yusaku Tsutsui, owner of Drag Free Fly-fishing Shop based in Osaka Japan ties some very awesome flies. It is hard to judge how good these foam flies are until you start casting them and discover just how light they are and how little wind resistance they create – which makes them easy to
Tying the foam popper fly with Yusaku San Read More »
Tandem hook flies for sailfish tied by Dron Lee of Fly Tying Nation Single and tandem hook flies for sailfish tied by Nick of Tacklebox Adventures
The Woolly Bugger is one of the most effective fly pattern and catches a wide variety of fish species. What is it? Categorised under streamers – the life-like action of the Woolly Bugger makes it a versatile fly that can be used to give the impression of a large number of food sources such as
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WAITER! THERE’S A FLY IN MY… ERRR… POND. Among the intriguing allure of fly fishing is the fly itself. If fly casting is an art-form, then the fly tying is an art. The dry flies pictures here are real tiny and they are tied by Nick Ooi of Tacklebox Adventures. The flies are so small
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