Fly tying websites

[seanengman]

I had an enormous amount of fly tying sites, hunting season rolled around and I lost track of fishing for a while. During that while I somehow lost all of the sites I had on my favorites. I was hoping I could get some references to some fly tying sites that have good detailed instructions and a large assortment of flies in their library. Thanks y'all.

[pittendrigh]

I had an enormous amount of fly tying sites, hunting season rolled around and I lost track of fishing for a while. During that while I somehow lost all of the sites I had on my favorites. I was hoping I could get some references to some fly tying sites that have good detailed instructions and a large assortment of flies in their library. Thanks y'all.

Here're two (of many more) good ones:

http://montana-riverboats.com/Pages/Fly-Tying/index.html

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

...forgot this before, a Swedish site that's one of the best on the net:

http://www.rackelhanen.se/eng/

[riseform]

One can never have enough!

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

[canyon45]

I agree with above on Danica.

Also consider:
http://www.charliesflyboxinc.com/flybox/index.cfm

[Daryle Holmstrom]

Don't forget WFF resources:

http://www.washingtonflyfishing.com/links/

[Richard Olmstead]

Here are a couple more.

http://www.akflyfishers.com/flyofmonth.html
http://www.troutflies.com/tutorials/

[seanengman]

You guys rock. Thanks a bunch.

[Loopy]

seanengman

You may like to consider looking at on or two UK forums which may be of interest.

Most flies for the new season are normally kept under wraps but here is a thread on a forum that will provide a glimpse at some of the future!

http://www.flyforums.co.uk/showthread.php?t=16819

They got a good list of step by steps within which maybe of interest.

;)

[seanengman]

Here are a couple more.

http://www.akflyfishers.com/flyofmonth.html
http://www.troutflies.com/tutorials/

These are my personal favorites. The troutflies tutorials are very in depth.

[Dinker]

Well, you guys took all my favorites so far, but here is another that isn't too bad. Not a whole bunch of flies, but better than some other sites. It's great to have so many resources on the web!

http://hipwader.com/flyfishing/oreillys-fly-tying/tying-fly-patterns/

[riseform]

Well, you guys took all my favorites so far, but here is another that isn't too bad. Not a whole bunch of flies, but better than some other sites. It's great to have so many resources on the web!

http://hipwader.com/flyfishing/oreillys-fly-tying/tying-fly-patterns/

Yikes, that eye fly would be good for a Halloween swap!
http://hipwader.com/2004/eye-fly-pattern

[mozart]

I like westfly.com.

[Dinker]

Yikes, that eye fly would be good for a Halloween swap!
http://hipwader.com/2004/eye-fly-pattern

That "eye fly" is pretty scary looking!:eek:

[Randy Diefert]

That is too bizarre!
Randy

[michiganFly]

I was recently directed to westfly.com, from another member. They have a nice Entomolgy area within the site as well a pattern-recipe area. Worth checking out for sure.

http://westfly.com/fly-pattern-recipe/fly-pattern-recipe.shtml

[Rory McMahon]

this website doesn't have a ton of flies but it has a good amount
cascadefly.com/flytying

[desertman]

try invictaflies.us

[seanengman]

A guy posted on a new website, theweeklyfly.com, it is awesome. This site is great as far as I've seen, hope they keep the flies rolling in.