Flyfishing Blog

The hope of finding the first real hatches of the big mayfly lives in the heart of most fly fishers. The day with the large, swarming mayflies and trout feeding greedily on the surface is like Christmas for fly-fishers. A hatch that will bring even the largest and most shy fish to the surface. Here the Danish fly-tyer and fly-fisher Per Tofting will demonstrate his fa...

Prague will be the venue for next year’s EFTTEX.

The trade event, which this year takes place in Barcelona next month, will be held in the Czech Republic capital from June 23 to 25. The city has previously hosted the show once – in 2007 – and was due to do so again in 2020 before being cancelled because of the COVID pandemic.

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Do you want to get better at deer-hair and learn from one of the very best? We have asked Swedish deer-hair expert Andreas Andersson to give his best three tips for choosing the correct tools – both standard and more specialised and how to prepare and cut deer-hair before tying.

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In episode 7 of Loop’s fly fishing series: Wild Fish / Wild Places with Emilie Björkman, she kicks off the northern hemisphere fly fishing season in the Italian Dolomites. She’s targeting the marble trout – Salmo marmoratus – when the first few weeks of spring give fly fishers a better chance of catching this elusive fish.

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What if the wind rips and the river blows — would you still go? What if the hatch changes mid-afternoon and the fish stop eating what you tied on this morning? What if your secret fishing spot wasn’t where you left it? That’s fly fishing. And that’s exactly what ARROW was built for.

The all-new Sage ARROW rod series delivers r...