The magazine of fly fishing and fly tying. American Angler, with a circulation of 63,000 hard-core fly fishermen, provides solid "how-to" information for those seeking to master this most sophisticated of angling sports. Articles written by well-known experts and laymen alike cover every region, every technique and every species of fish that can be taken on a fly.

Innovative, instructive, inspirational, and original, with articles from the sport's best and most respected fly fishing writers and fly dressers. Articles Technique Fly Tying Patterns Reviews Saltwater Travel Forums and more. Based in Aberfeldy, Perthshire, Scotland, UK

Fly Tyer Magazine is Fly Tying, Fly Recipes, Fly Patterns, Fly Fishing. Fly Tyer is owned by MCC Magazines, LLC (Morris Communications Company) of Augusta, Georgia. It was relaunched in the summer of 1995 as a quarterly in its original fly-tying-only format, with a goal to eventually achieve a circulation of 30,000. Readers immediately recognized that Fly Tyer offered more accurate, easy-to-follow, step-by-step tying instructions than any other publication in the marketplace. They also found well-written articles about history and fly-tying tools, materials and new patterns. As a result, circulation has rapidly risen to more than 44,000. Fly Tyer is now the fourth largest fly-fishing magazine in North America. It appeals not only to novice fly tyers, but to the most experienced as well.

Fly Tying Forum. World wide Fly tying resource for fresh and saltwater fly tying.

Lots of information for fly tying. Site has many forums, photos, articles, videos and more. FlyTyingForum.com is the largest fly tying community in the world and we hope you take a moment to register for a free account and join this amazingly friendly and helpful group of anglers. FTF has over 12,000 registered members that have made over 300,000 posts and have uploaded over 6,000 patterns to our exclusive fly pattern database!

This site was developed to share an interest in aquatic entomology with other flyfishers.

Flytying video clips and tutorials.

The Largest and Best Place to go for Online Fly Fishing and Fly Tying. Fly Fishing And Fly Tying on the cutting edge. We are trying to make the best site there is on flyfishing and fly tying. End of story. All the great fly patterns, Fishing methods, species, ways to catch more fish, fly fishing pictures, Fly Fishing Videos, product reviews, forum, and much more.

Whether it’s camaraderie, creativity, art—or simply a device to catch more fish people are passionate about tying flies for a lot of different reasons. For me, it's all those reasons and more. Tying is an important part of my daily routine. And teaching others the art of fly tying is one of my favorite activities. My goal for this site is to create a vehicle for sharing ideas on fly pattern development as well as a clear, easy to follow educational resource for tyers of all skill levels. The aim is to teach fly tiers how to effectively mimic the shape, size, color, and specific movements of saltwater prey items and learn which materials will best achieve these characteristics. Knowing how to select the right fly tying materials and learning proper tying techniques is key to creating productive saltwater - and freshwater - flies. Fort Myers, Florida

The finest in saltwater fly fishing. Saltwater flies, fly tying material, and saltwater fly fishing and tying information. Housatonic, Massachusetts

Our mission is to provide professionally produced fly tying videos from the best tiers we can find and provide that content to beginner, intermediate, and advanced tiers for free. Over the years, the site has evolved technically from self-hosted videos to videos hosted on our YouTube channel. We have also set up a store to allow you to go ad-free or download full resolution copies (mostly 720p) for a nominal fee including several video collections not available on this site. We’ve made over 5 years worth of weekly fly tying videos and are currently working to restart our weekly schedule.

Founded in 1959, United Fly Tyers is the oldest continuously active Fly Tying organization in the United States. The organization is dedicated to the development and promotion of the art and science of designing and producing artificial fishing flies. We are continuing a long standing tradition of the exchange of information and instruction of fly tying skills to the expert and novice alike. Based in Dunstable, Massachusetts