Fly Fishing Knots
“Seeing Double”
ALTHOUGH MULTI-FLY RIGS have been around for centuries and have always remained popular in Europe, fishing more than one pattern was nearly a forgotten science in this country until about 15 years ago.
Read more...The Last Link
GENERALITIES ABOUT KNOTS are generally wrong or, at best, true only part of the time. But we can rely on one general statement: There is no single best knot for attaching every hook to every type of line.
Read more...“Making the Connection”

NOT ALL line-to-leader knots are created equal. It pays to know which one to use for the line on your reel.
Read more...All Wired Up

"USING A WIRE SHOCK tippet on your fly rod always feels a bit unnatural, and certain fish do often shy away from the rig. But, if you are after toothy critters, such as mackerel, kingfish, barracudas, or sharks, then you are better off with wire."
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Useful Tandem Fly Combinations
Once you've mastered tying the in-line dropper rig, your options are wide open. Here are just some of the common situations and strategies in which two flies work better than one. Read more.








