Fly Fishing with Doug Stewart

How to properly attach the thread and materials. To ensure that materials will not slip and come apart, it’s important to tie them in ...

David holding up meal for a raccoon? . The Deschutes River was in good shape and very productive. Everyone in our party had action, but ...

Dark Max Canyon Steelhead Fly The Dark Max Canyon fly had its origin on the Deschutes River because of a chance meeting with an angler w...

Zug Bug This buggy looking pattern was developed by Chris Zug in Pennsylvania in the 1930’s. It can imitate mayflies, dragon flies a...

PMD and PED tied by Doug Stewart  Pale Morning Dun  The Pale Morning Dun is a dry fly in the order Ephemerella. It is found only i...