Category: Fly Tying


  • Great demo by Matt McHargue last night. New and innovative tying ideas along with frosty beverages provided by Lewis and Clark Brewing. Come by at the March 20th Tie-One-on (last one of the season). Brandon (sorry, I didn’t get his last name) offered to come up from Pocatello to do the demo. Details to follow.

  • [gview file=”https://snakerivercutthroats.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/2018-Feb-Tie-One-On-2.docx”] Come on down to experience Matt McHargue’s tying expertise and have a frosty beverage. Also, Lewis and Clark Brewing will be there doing a Brewery Launch. So, Come on down.

  • Fly of the Month – Syl’s Midge Syl Nemes, of soft hackle fame, contributed a pattern for every aquatic insect that completes its life cycle by emerging upward through water. This was Syl’s soft hackle pattern for a midge pupa. This pattern should be ideal for presentation during winter midge activity. It is also easy…

  • The Bug Club through the Years by Buck Goodrich In the 1990s, some Snake River Cutthroats fly tiers wanted to improve their tying skills, so they formed a small group. To improve these skills, the group decided to tackle Atlantic salmon flies, the most difficult flies to tie and requiring certain techniques uncommon in tying…