3 Fly Tying Hacks to Tie Better Flies TODAY! Fly tying is difficult for beginners. When you first start out, it can be overwhelming to know what skills you should focus on, and which ones you can tackle later down the road. Today, we'll go over 3 fly tying tips that will help you become a better fly tier faster. So grab your vise, tools, and materials... and let's start tying flies! #flytying #flytyingjunkie #flytyingaddict #flytyingtutorial #flytyingvideo #flytyingnation #flytyingphotography #f

This is my third attempt at a realistic worm pattern. Thanks to @The Fly Smith and his Ties Flies Latex (Natural), this is by far the most realistic looking worm fly that I have ever made. The thickness and width of this latex is perfect for wrapping around a hook and its hard to argue with the finished product. Go check out his website www.theflysmith.com to get your own pack of Ties Flies Latex if you want to tie realistic worm patterns. Tools/Materials: Vise: Renzetti Clouser Traveler 2300 Ho

The Blood Red Wooly Worm. If you’re like me and you have a lot of fly tying materials, a great way to stay creative is take a step back from your fly tying bench and force yourself to use at least one material you haven’t used in a long time and then look in your discard basket for the remaining materials of a potentially new pattern. Materials: Hook: @orvis Nymph Hook (Size 10) Flash: Red Krystal Flash (not sure where it is from) Feather: Rooster Cape (Grizzly) Scissors: @Anadromous Fly Company