At the Vise
In winter you tie toward something. By June, you're just trying to keep up.
The Pattern That Changed Everything
I was twelve years old when I tied my first beadhead gold ribbed hare’s ear nymph. It was messy. The dubbing was uneven. The ribbing wasn’t perfect. The head was a little too big. But it caught a f...
There’s a box in my vest that I never open on the water. It’s full of flies I spent hours tying. Patterns I was excited about. Variations I was sure would work. Flies that looked perfect under the ...
Winter tying isn’t about urgency—it’s about craft, patience, and preparing for what’s next. A reflection on the rhythm of tying when there’s no rush.
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