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Super Strike Zig-Zag: The Essential Darter - by Gerry Audet

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Saltwater fly tying brings the joy of creation and the thrill of catching on a fly you tied. It is s lifelong pursuit for some. Many tiers have more than enough flies, but tying does help the off-season move more quickly.

It doesn’t take a lot of expensive equipment and materials to get started with fly tying. It can be as simple as a basic used vise, some precision scissors, a little thread, some feathers, a little fur, and some lacquer. And you can even use cheap clear nail polish instead of lacquer. Looking for inspiration? Check out our Fly Tying videos on YouTube. Click Here