Seven Stillwater Fly Fishing Patterns to try and tie in November! 

Always great value lindsay I've caught on plenty of patterns that I tied after watching your vids.

Enjoying these videos. All very helpful as I try to figure it all out! 👍🏻

I like your head shot set up, with the "mood lighting" behind

Very helpful great video 👍🏼

Nice video, thanks Lindsay.

Thanks for the tips Mate 🎉 ✨🎣💫

Great information for the winter fishing, can't argue with your choice of flies as l use most of them. I would maybe add a squirmy under the bung if the fish aren't interested in the others 👍🎣

some very good advice for the late season, thanks for sharing

Thanks Lindsay. Stay safe,Big Davie

Morning Lindsay, my boat partner and I like the egg flies ... and no I didn't whisper it!!! We have developed one in particular and this year we have had numerous days where we have had our catch and release limit of 12 fish each in under 4 hours using the egg and the bung. If the fish want them we give them it if not well we go more subtle! Take care ... atb Jim

so true king , keep it up

Good stuff. I would have to include a Hummie

Interesting choices!! I tied my very first snake a couple of days ago, tricky is an understatement!!, used your video to get me in the right direction but after a lot of swearing and some dumbell eyes(on the underside) it worked out ok. Cheers for that!! ATB Chris.

Cheers Bud, great video and an interesting list. The only comment I have is regarding the size of buzzers. Here in the north west of England a size 14 or 12 during peak buzzer time would be regarded as standard with us occasionally dropping down to an 18 or 20 to suit the hatch. When we go down to Rutland or any of the midland reservoirs we can’t believe how big the insects are down there. We’ve even been known to duck when one flies our way. Many thanks.

Great stuff and great choices. Would have to find space for a cormorant in there myself... ;)

That grunter is sly killer of a fly. Also the scud is to often flashy and too darn brightly coloured. Buff grey brown olive or black will tend to bring in the better fish. Conversely hot spots and pink can tempt grayling

Great information. Fortunately confirms I’m more or less on track. Reference buzzers. I have a lot to learn and my choice is somewhat arbitrary. Is there an accepted seasonal process you go through when choosing buzzers to use or is it ‘suck it and see’?

I fished a snake under the bung one day for a laugh as the rules allowed it !! Had a 15lb on it 🙈🙈🙈🤣🤣🤣

Where would I get some of the gunter flys?

Its a sub n thumbs from me cheers

When and who invented the booby fly?