57 min
Fly Tying Patterns for Steelhead wit Joel Hill Wet Fly Swing Fly Fishing Podcast
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- Wilderness
Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/297
Presented By: Dette Flies, Lake Lady Custom Rods, Reyr Gear
Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors
Joel Hill is here today to dig into some steelhead fly tying patterns. Joel shares some tips for marrying wings, how to get your proportions just right, and some of his favorite flies that work great for sea-run and steelhead fishing. We pick some random flies on his Instagram and talk about how he tied them. He has a unique way of using tubes to tie his favorites. There are a few resources that Joel mentions like books and Facebook groups that can help you get better at fly-tying. Another Instagram fly tying phenom!
Fly Tying Patterns Show Notes with Joel Hill
04:41 - Jason Miller was on the podcast at WFS 235
05:30 - Check out Joel and Jason's fly tying video here
07:31 - One of Joel's favorite flies to tie is the Moonlight Dee
09:07 - Dec Hogan's Skagit Mist Variation
09:19 - Dec Hogan was on the podcast at WFS 020
12:31 - The Snow Queen Variation - Joel breaks down the materials
16:25 - Muddler Size 8
17:37 - Joel uses Firehole hook for his muddlers
18:15 - If Joel is going for summer steelhead, his go-to fly is the Purple Muddler
18:29 - The Herl wing GP idea
19:23 - Benn's Black Prince
25:15 - Black King Spey
26:56 - They don't make McNeese hooks anymore
28:29 - One of Joel's favorite hooks is the TMC 700 - another one like this is the Firehole 839
38:20 - John Shewey was on the podcast at WFS 296
39:01 - Joel's fiberglass drift boat
43:23 - There's a group on Facebook called The Spey Tyer and people there are very helpful - click here to join that group - also the group The Dee Tyer
44:50 - Joel mentions some of his influences in fly tying
47:29 - Joel recommends watching Davie McPhail YouTube videos
48:29 - Joel is getting into photography
50:53 - Joel uses a Kona bike
52:01 - John Wells dyes feathers
54:46 - Puget Sound Fly Co in Tacoma WA is where Joel gets most of his materials
Fly Tying Patterns Conclusion with Joel Hill
Joel and I dug into some steelhead fly tying patterns and he shared some tips for marrying wings, how to get your proportions just right, and some of his favorite flies that work great for sea-run and steelhead fishing. We picked some random flies on his Instagram and talked about how he tied them. It's amazing how Joel puts together colors for his patterns.. truly an artist.
Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/297
Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/297
Presented By: Dette Flies, Lake Lady Custom Rods, Reyr Gear
Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors
Joel Hill is here today to dig into some steelhead fly tying patterns. Joel shares some tips for marrying wings, how to get your proportions just right, and some of his favorite flies that work great for sea-run and steelhead fishing. We pick some random flies on his Instagram and talk about how he tied them. He has a unique way of using tubes to tie his favorites. There are a few resources that Joel mentions like books and Facebook groups that can help you get better at fly-tying. Another Instagram fly tying phenom!
Fly Tying Patterns Show Notes with Joel Hill
04:41 - Jason Miller was on the podcast at WFS 235
05:30 - Check out Joel and Jason's fly tying video here
07:31 - One of Joel's favorite flies to tie is the Moonlight Dee
09:07 - Dec Hogan's Skagit Mist Variation
09:19 - Dec Hogan was on the podcast at WFS 020
12:31 - The Snow Queen Variation - Joel breaks down the materials
16:25 - Muddler Size 8
17:37 - Joel uses Firehole hook for his muddlers
18:15 - If Joel is going for summer steelhead, his go-to fly is the Purple Muddler
18:29 - The Herl wing GP idea
19:23 - Benn's Black Prince
25:15 - Black King Spey
26:56 - They don't make McNeese hooks anymore
28:29 - One of Joel's favorite hooks is the TMC 700 - another one like this is the Firehole 839
38:20 - John Shewey was on the podcast at WFS 296
39:01 - Joel's fiberglass drift boat
43:23 - There's a group on Facebook called The Spey Tyer and people there are very helpful - click here to join that group - also the group The Dee Tyer
44:50 - Joel mentions some of his influences in fly tying
47:29 - Joel recommends watching Davie McPhail YouTube videos
48:29 - Joel is getting into photography
50:53 - Joel uses a Kona bike
52:01 - John Wells dyes feathers
54:46 - Puget Sound Fly Co in Tacoma WA is where Joel gets most of his materials
Fly Tying Patterns Conclusion with Joel Hill
Joel and I dug into some steelhead fly tying patterns and he shared some tips for marrying wings, how to get your proportions just right, and some of his favorite flies that work great for sea-run and steelhead fishing. We picked some random flies on his Instagram and talked about how he tied them. It's amazing how Joel puts together colors for his patterns.. truly an artist.
Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/297
57 min