New to Fly Tying? Try THESE Easy Fly Patterns for Success!

Welcome to a collection of beginner-friendly flies tailored for those venturing into fly tying. These patterns are simple, easy to tie, and require minimal materials. I recommend selecting a couple of patterns that appeal to you or suit your local waters and starting with those. While some may seem more intricate than others, they all serve as excellent entry points into the art of fly tying. What's even better is that these patterns have proven to be highly effective on the water! Remember, regardless of your skill level, keeping things simple will not only help you success on the vice but also the water.

Thanks for all the support!

Best,

Jesse R.
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[HockeyKid_HockeyKid_-jrtm]

I’m new to fly fishing, I’m still young and trying to learn to make flies and these videos are helping so much.👍

[PensWoods]

The second most important thing to remember when getting into tying is, less is more.

The first, of course, is to make sure to brush it out, and give it a nice, buggy look.

[KeaveMind]

Honestly.. I don't think I will ever try to catch any fish but making these looks fun and I wanna try

[ZacharyBobbie]

Show love for the longer videos! Thank you for posting! Happy holiday, and tight lines!! 🎣😎

[Fishing_withRick]

Excellent. Simplicity with excellent results.

[mariocalderon]

yOU MAKE APPEAR FLY TYING SO EASY. THANK YOU.

[nanas_tackle_box]

Thanks hook type and size would be helpful

[jonfillion]

#flies was wondering with your longer format videos with the multiple flies, could you add bookmarkes? though have to say your work is great and i can't wait to get into tieing.

[shanewomackwomack]

Were do you get your caps for the hackel the ones I always get are different from yours

[ehrenwells]

Instead of forming the head with thread, why not use Bone Dry Black UV resin?

[jonasbittel]

Very interesting video, lots of nice #flys

[dougspreher]

#flies As a new fly tyer, I'm definately going to try a few of these.

[dcskamau]

great video and super helpful!!! #flies

[missionmafia]

I think the red and yellow are good combos #flies

[Gordon_River]

Good choice of patterns for beginners. It would make it easier to see if you used a lighter background colour. Black background and black thread is not a great combination.

[timhackman]

It would be a BIG help if you would indicate what type and size of hook you use in you tutorials

[Outdoorslife]

Im just starting fly tying, anybody have any suggestions on materials, i already have a vice, bobbin, and whip finisher.

[gabesfishingadventures]

Hey @mainelyFlies this upcoming week I’m taking a trip up to the Catskills would you happen to know any good spring flies for the Catskills?