FYI, this section does not get updated regularly. I’ll continue to post fly recipes and instruction for tying them as I get them. If it was historically a “Fly of the Month” or any other fly SBS featured on this blog, you can find it below. All tying & instruction credit goes to Blake Leblanc. If you have a fly that you’d like featured just get in touch with me and I’ll see about adding it to the library here.
February 2012 – Legged Mud Minnow
March 2012 – Rubber Legged Dragon
April 2012 – Fools Gold Crab Fly variant
May 2012 – Madam X variant
June 2012 – Bow River Bugger variant
July 2012 – Beck’s Sili Legs variant
August 2012 – The Redfish Intruder
September 2012 – The Veetle
October 2012 – Crab Slider v2.0
November 2012 – Jack Hammer Minnow
December 2012 – Articulated Crease Fly
January 2013 – Bull Red Wool Head
February 2013 – Hair Wing Minnow
March 2013 – Bass Bully variant
April 2013 – BP crab fly
May 2013 – CC Stonefly
June 2013 – Flashtail Minnow
July 2013 – Deceiver variant
August 2013 – SS Goby
September 2013 – Blake’s crabby clouser
October 2013 – Blake’s squid fly
November 2013 – Fukushima crab
December 2013 – The Tidewater Special
January 2014 – Rasta variant
February 2014 – Chubby Chernobyl
March 2014 – CDC Pheasant Tail
April 2014 – Woolly Pickle
May 2014 – BH Featherduster
June 2014 – VBF Stone
July 2014 – RLBHGRHE
August 2014 – The skullet
September 2014 – Ultra Shrimp Fly variant
July 2017 – Yaeger’s Neversink Green Drake variant
Great lookin’ patterns man!! I’m still dreamin’ about one of those Bulls on the Fly Rod, I’m on the bay in Walton Co Fl and can not find them! Plenty of trout and rats but no Bulls to date,
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Awesome flies! Fukushima crab and legged mud minnow are SERIOUS ammunition! Best regards – metiefly
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