Hi guys, this week I took some time to sort through and select a few batches of squirrel skins. As many of you know, here at Troutline we offer dubbing from three different squirrel species. I picked out the nicest colors and made some fresh blends. I kept the most popular mixes and made a Continue Reading

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In the world of dry flies, few patterns are as essential as the CDC sedge. It’s a reliable choice during caddis hatches and evening rises, and it has earned a place in nearly every serious fly angler’s box. But even the classics can be improved. In this article, I’ll show you how a small change Continue Reading

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Nothing too fancy to say—this super simple fly, often called a Frenchie by American anglers, is a minimalist variation of the classic Pheasant Tail, tied as a stimulator. It has everything you need: a well-proportioned tail for balance, pheasant barbs in the body for that natural brown tone, and a thorax made of synthetic dubbing Continue Reading

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