My philosophy on fly tying is to tie flies that resemble the naturals (fish food). This resemblance is more suggestive than an exact imitation which makes for a fine blend between the art of fly tying and the science of entomology.
A photo of the natural accompanies each fly pattern below. I hope you can see the similarity that I see.
Mayflies
Bull Trout flies
Stillwater flies
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Western Green Drake
CR Black Spinner
Maroon Leech II
Furry Foam Dragon
Gray drake
Blue Wing Olive
Mahogany Dun
Aqua Seal Boatman
Marabou Damsel
Pale Morning Dun
Brown Drake
Gingerstone
Northern BC Copper John
Whitefish Dynamite
Black & Silver Minnow
BT Grayling
PG Green Chromie
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Salmonfly nymph
TC Leech
Traveling Sedge
Bo3 pupa
Cinnamon Caddis
Skwala Stimulator
Stream flies
Isoperla Stone
Lime Sally
Isoperla Nymph
Pink Dot
October Caddis
Skwala nymph
Grannom caddis larva
BWO nymph
Clinger nymph
Stoneflies
Caddis
WGD nymph
Green Rock Worm
Late Summer Sedge
Black Dancer
Net-Spinning Caddis
Grannom Adult
Goldenstone
Salmonfly
Olive Sally
Winterstone
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