Fly Tying Golden Rules - Fly Fishing Tips

If you’re new to fly tying, you’re probably feeling excited about tying your own flies. Tying flies is rewarding and will save you money, so it’s a great skill to have! There’s nothing like catching a fish with a fly you tied yourself!

You don’t need to feel overwhelmed by the prospect of fly tying. And even if you’re an intermediate or advanced fly tyer, there’s always something new to learn. That’s why we’ve put together this detailed guide of the golden rules for fly tying!

In this guide, you’ll find all the tips you need to get started. We’ll cover how to tie flies and become a better tyer. Plus, a few handy tricks for even the most advanced fly tyer to further hone your skills.

In this book you'll learn:

The 7 Golden Rules To Fly Tying

Essential Materials for Fly Tying

Synthetic Materials for Fly Tying

Hot Spots on Nymph Flies
Glass or Silver Beads
Mylar Tinsel
EP Fibers
Krystal Flash
Spectrablend Dry-Fly Dubbing
Ultra Wire

Natural Materials for Fly Tying

Hare’s Ear
Rabbit’s Foot/Snowshoe Hare
Deer Hair
Cul-de-Canard
Hairy Ice Dub
Wiggle Nymph Dubbing
Turkey Tail Feathers
Other suggestions for natural fly tying materials:
A Quick Tutorial: How to Tie the Body of the Cased Caddis Fly

Fly Tying Tools

The Future of Fly Tying: New Trends