Pike flies

Flies for pike, musky, northern pike - the fierce northern hemisphere predator

Pike flies - videos

Video Samurai Feb 22. 2024 This is the Samurai Streamer developed in house at Root River Rod co fly shop. Watch until the end because that is where the magic happens.	Video Grey & White Easy Cast Pike Fly Dec 12. 2023 There are opposing forces at play when fishing for pike with a fly rod.	Video Easy Cast Pike Fly Nov 15. 2023 There are opposing forces at play when fishing for pike with a fly rod.
Video Black & Red Pike Popper Jul 31. 2023 Surface or topwater fishing for predatory fish is probably the most adrenaline-fuelled kinds of fly fishing.	Video Orange Hot Tail Bunny Apr 14. 2023 Hot tail version of the Bunny Fly. Full tying SBS and underwater swimming action. Bunny flies wil catch any predator.	Video Green Frog Popper Mar 17. 2023 Full tying tutorial and surface action footage! For warm days and nights and surface feeding predators. Bass, pike and even large trout love frogs and other amphibians.
Video Paolo's Articulated Double Tail Mar 8. 2023 In this episode pike fly tying tutorial, Niklaus Bauer will show us how to tie "Paolo's Articulated Double Tail" - a variation on one of Paolo Pacchiarini's favorite patterns.	Video White & Chartreuse Bunny Feb 24. 2023 Pike musky bass trout predator fly tying tutorial.	Video 7 predator flies - underwater special Feb 17. 2023 In this video we take a bunch of my biggest and baddest predator streamer flies underwater in a local lake.
Video Beginner Pike Fly Sep 28. 2022 So here it is, a simple beginner’s pike fly which you can variate in different colors, sizes and if you don have the exact same materials it’s going to be fine anyway.	Video Brown & Orange Waterpusher May 20. 2022 The movement of the fly and the disturbance in the water is the key to trigger predators. A fly that pushes the water is the big effort in flies tied “Buford-style”.	Video Easy Piecy Pike Fly Apr 18. 2022 Fishing for pike and other predators has gained a large popularity, and we sure understand why - the take of an agressive pike is breathtaking, and the fish often has a decent size.