Here is a little drowned ant.  I love fishing the ant.  Hungry fish love these little guys on small inaccessible streams.  The variations a...

Almost forgot to post a fly today.  I broke out the wet pencil for a quick dry fly post. It's been a long time since I've sketched w...

As promised here is the second Partridge Peacock wet fly. 

Suggested by Anthony from castingaround.com here is a peacock partridge wet fly sure to hook fish. I did two versions of this fly so I wil...

The Sawyer Killer Bug was suggested by Chris over at TenkaraBum.com   This fly was created by Frank Sawyer many many years ago and from wha...

Here is a wood burning I did yesterday of a fly.  The fly is burned onto the end of a rod case I have working on for a friend and I think I...

Via my request for flies to render as somewhat artful creations, I recieved this 'poor sally' from Alan over at http://Smallstreamre...

Fly number 270 for the year.  With less than 100 posts to go I am running out of juice looking for flies to paint so I am asking my blogging...

"There is no greater fan of fly fishing than the worm."  ~Patrick F. McManus, Never Sniff a Gift Fish , 1979 I thought of this q...

Here is a ink sketch of a brookie streamer.  Best used in those remote mountain plunging pools that often hide beautiful fish.  I particula...

Yesterday I took my new Tenkara setup for a test run and was immediately impressed with the way it performed.  On my third cast a nice 10 i...

Ok, so I got your attention and you are expecting some fish photos but you are going to be disappointed....for today.  No time to load them...

Here is a quick fly and a few words. Unfortunately the little trip I had planned with Jason from Killbillies.com fell through due to other ...

Check back later today for a few new prints to be available. I am hopping to get enough free time today to work on the blogs look as well as...