This is an article I wrote for the 2015 winter issue of  Fly Fusion  magazine. Fly Fusion is probably the most informative and artistic fly ...

A scene that normally plays out underwater, I flipped this log to find an adult caddisfly laying its gelatinous mass of eggs on the undersid...

If you are not familiar with the life-cycle of the Caddisfly, this photo series should give you a few fly tying ideas to go on.  A typical c...

Most of the larger species of caddisflies found in Alberta Lakes are in the families Limnephlidae and Phryganeidae. Both groups have some in...

When it comes to fly design it helps to have a good idea of what the actual bugs looks like. Being able to take your time to really assess t...

I have been working on some woven-body dragonfly nymphs this week. Reg Denny taught me how to do this many years ago. It makes for a very re...

Dragonfly hatches are a big draw for larger trout. But many fly anglers fail to notice when a hatch is in progress, or realize that the nymp...