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 […]
This is my first blog of the year – and I’m opening 2014 with a slight rewritten statement from the old 80’s television series X-files. Partly because Ulla and I during the holyday have been enjoying Mulder and Scully’s supernatural mysteries once again– but mainly because… uhm… I couldn’t resist the temptation :0) The weather […]
