Fly Pattern Archive?

[David Prutsman]

Wondering if anyone knows of online sites archiving fly patterns. It's always fun to check out different patterns and get new ideas.

[steve s]

This site has some patterns from some great tiers.

http://www.danica.com/flytier/



Steve S

[riseform]

Here are a couple I look at now and then. I hope it's ok to link to them.

http://www.flytyingworld.com/flyindex.shtml
http://www.flyanglersonline.com/flytying/fotw2/archive.html

[David Prutsman]

This site has some patterns from some great tiers.

http://www.danica.com/flytier/



Steve S

That Robert Culver has some sexy looking flies! Good sites guys, thanks!

[Ron Eagle Elk]

My buddy in Scotland has a nice site. Good patterns and some history lessons too. www.dtnicolson.dial.pipex.com

Also, my wife found www.flytyingforum.com The tiers there take tying to a whole new level. I'd be afraid the fish those fllies.

REE

[yuhina]

http://www.westfly.com/cgi-bin/listForFly?fly=3053

Westfly.com
I found this website give me lot's of ideas and creativities to make a fly. The reason is they provide insect's information and tell me how to match and fish them...

Yuhina

[kodiaksalmon]

http://www.traflyfish.com/tying/index.htm

Fairly extensive, complete with recipes.

And I'll second the vote for Westfly. They've got a pretty good hatch and fly chart.

[freezerburn]

www.charliesflyboxinc.com

Great tutorials.

[canyon45]

danica (as above) has the clearest photos and is a remarkable resource; charlie's fly box has good step by step instructions

[Swandazi]

i'll secound westfly.com, great sight.

[SteelieD]

http://www.troutflies.com/tutorials/

Lotsa detail

[Michael Brady]

Our own site has an archive, but just go into the patterns forum. Its just as good.