A rather simple but effective baitfish streamer fly that i use in fresh- and saltwater. I this video you can see it swimming underwater. On my YouTube channel you can find a tying video on this fly as well. This fly is tied with only one material (not counting hook, thread and 3D eyes) – […]
Baitfish imitation tied with Woolly Sparkle Dub. Find more info, fly patterns and tying- and fishing tips on Woolly Sparkle Dub here… Watch Woolly Sparkle Dub videos here… You can buy Woolly Sparkle Dub right here… You can buy Natural Sculpin Wool here…
I’m running on pure adrenalin and coffee at the moment, developing new fly tying materials and tying woolly streamer flies. Today I spent a little time converting my Woolhead Sculpin to an upside-down weedless type of fly. Using a Partridge Saltwater Shrimp hook size 6, Natural Sculpin Wool, Woolly Sparkle Dub and dumbbell eyes it […]
Short video of my upside-down sculpin imitation under water. The fly is tied by Michael Jensen, using Natural Sculpin Wool.
Short video of one of my favorite sculpin imitations under water. On my YouTube channel you can find a video with tying instructions for Mic’s Woolhead Sculpin. The fly is tied with Natural Sculpin Wool by Michael Jensen. See full fly tying SBS on Mic’s Woolhead Sculpin. Click here… Or see full fly tying SBS […]
In this video I show you how to tie a super simple and effective Sculpin imitation. The material used is Natural Sculpin Wool and a pinch of dubbing, made from the same material. You can combine Sculpin wool with any other material, like marabou, flash fibers, polar fox, bucktail and stuff. See more flies with […]
The current was pressing hard against my legs. The river felt cold and fast, but the weather was sunny and warm. I was standing hip deep in River Rena in Norway. It was early June, 2014. The bank side vegetation was light green, dense – and hanging out over the river. There was absolutely no […]
Being a streamer fishing addict, I find myself fishing quite a lot with different kinds of sculpin imitations. Recently I have experimented a bit with a new fly tying material. I wanted something like the sheep fleece material, but finer in structure. Most of the sheep fleece I have in my possession is fairly coarse, […]
A storm hit Denmark yesterday and today… well it’s still raging. Going fishing was not an option. So I’ve spend the day at the tying desk – making 2 dozen shrimp eyes. They are made on 20 pound monofilament dipped in UV-curing resin. After that the eyes are painted with nail lacquer in red, green, […]
Some fly fishing tackle manufactures offer a lifetime warranty on their products. But warranty is one thing – long time relationship to one brand is another. And to be faithful for life… well that sure is a long time. Any high profile brand has got their dedicated followers: People who are dying to get their […]
