by renzetti | Mar 26, 2020 | Uncategorized
Adding glue to your streamer heads is nothing new. It’s been done a lot, using an array of different glues and resins to achieve different swims, sink rates, shape profiles, etc. Between the glues and materials available to the modern tyer, the sky is literally the...
by renzetti | Mar 5, 2020 | Uncategorized
By: Matt Grajewski It is safe to say that all modern day fly tiers have influences. Similar to a band. We have people that taught us how to tie our first fly, and we have people that help us push the limits of the flies we tie. I still remember when my older...
by renzetti | Feb 19, 2020 | Uncategorized
By: Sonder Selvig This style of sculpted baitfish is a great fly for a large variety of species. It can be shaped or colored in a plethora of ways to imitate almost any type of baitfish. Sculpting Flash Fiber is great choice for this fly as it holds its trimmed shape...
by renzetti | Feb 13, 2020 | Uncategorized
Giving back to the sport we love is important to us as a company. It is something we require of our ambassadors. Next Tuesday, February 18th, Matt Grajewski will be helping to raise money for the Northview HS Fly Fishing Squad in Michigan. Each year, the club heads...
by renzetti | Feb 5, 2020 | Uncategorized
By: Katie Demuth Photographing a fly is more than just pointing and shooting. In my experience, I have learned the best photos are the ones that really capture the talent and artistic capabilities of the tier. Every tier has their own unique style. It can often be a...
by renzetti | Jan 21, 2020 | Uncategorized
By Nick Groves I’ve been tying streamers for a while now, and have encountered numerous challenges over the years. Things like vise stability and wobble, ease of hook placement, jaw capacity and hook grip have all been things that seem to have been taken care of in...
by renzetti | Jan 16, 2020 | Uncategorized
By Matt Grajewski Every year, trout anglers flock to Cotter, Arkansas in pursuit of big trout. The White River not only hosts a high population of trout, but also some of the largest browns swimming in North America. Now, anglers also come for another reason. The...
by renzetti | Dec 18, 2019 | Uncategorized
By Bob Popovics Some of Bob’s original Big Fleyes from the early 70s Back in 1970 when I began fly fishing in saltwater, the sport was in its beginning stages. Bamboo rods were giving way to fiberglass. Fly lines evolved to meet new casting demands. Reels were...
