Flies we’re tying 

An exclusive look at Taites go-to flies: four nymphs and a streamer! These five patterns cover a range of attractor, imitative, and searching patterns to ensure you’re prepared for any condition that surfaces on the water. 

The Elements 

1. Unique: These patterns are by no means standard flies. They are either an improved variation of an established pattern, or an entirely new, custom patterns. 
2. Durable: The more durable your fly is, the more fish you can catch and trees you can tangle in before it falls apart. As a guide durability is essential, especially when fishing with beginner anglers who will be slapping the rocks on their backcast.  Taite will teach us several tying techniques that make his flies practically indestructible. 
3. Simplified: Intermediate tying techniques that produce advanced looking flies. The ideal scenario! 
4. Proven: Good looking flies may look nice in the box, but will they catch fish? These flies are proven to catch lots of fish, and have repeatedly fooled many 20 plus inch trout on some of the words toughest streams such as the techy Silver Creek and the famous Henry’s Fork. 
5. Fun: These flies incorporate cool-new material combos and techniques that make it even more enjoyable to tie flies.