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4 Inspiring New Tube Fly Tutorials in HDThe Eumer Tying Bench has released four brand new HD tube fly video tutorial. These instructions are the first step to a productive and exciting fly fishing season for any angler. Watch how effortless it is to tie a basic yet impressive tube fly that will generate great result! The Pike Tube Fly, Eumer Nymph, Black Streamer and Saltwater Tube Fly are all simple and effective patterns. Get in gear and tie one or all of these killer tube flies for your fly box this season. Thanks for watching! |
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Winging Material for Tube FliesKnowledge is the key to success even in fly fishing. To tie an effective tube fly, knowing what materials to use is your best weapon. There are several sufficient winging materials available to tube fly tiers, but two of the most popular are Finn Raccoon and Arctic Fox tail. Understanding when and how to use these materials will help your rate of success and make tube fly tying and fly fishing a more enjoyable experience. Eumer Tube Flies carries both Finn Raccoon and Arctic Fox Tail. Read the full tube flies winging materials article to learn more about each of these winging materials and how they are used. |
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Announcing the Winner of March's Tube Fly ContestEvert Eenhoorn is the winner of March's contest "Name that Tube Fly". He named last months coolest tube fly "The Kingfisher". We had TONS of creative submissions which made our decision very difficult. The Supernova, Eumer Eye of the Tiger and Bird of Paradise are just a few of the great names that were submitted. To view all the suggested names and to see how inventive everyone was visit us on facebook. You can also check out next months contest details there. Evert Eenhoorn was crowned the winner and he is now the proud owner of a $100 worth of Eumer Tube Fly Products. Next month's contest is "Where do you tie?" The details can be found on our tube fly contest details page. Thanks to all who participated! |
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Steelhead and Tube FliesSteelhead season is in full swing in many places throughout the midwest. With the weather cooperating lately, there are some big steelhead to be had. Patrick "Flybum" Robinson, of Steelhead Alley Outfitters, reports that the hot fly at the moment is in fact a tube fly. Senyo's Ice Man Minnow is an amazingly effective tube fly and is fun and easy to tie. Full tube fly tying instructions can be found in our classroom section. The guys at Steelhead Alley Outfitters sure know their fishing, and their blog has updated river and fishing reports. Visit their website to get the latest on the hot fishing spots and on what tube flies the fish are hitting. |
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Eumer Give Back to the CommunityFrom a small town business to an international success Eumer Tube Flies has grown at a phenomenal rate. Co-owners and brothers, Olli and Jaako Ojamo's innovation and dedication have brought the world of flyfishing and tube flies to a whole new level, but they have not forgotten their local community in their success. In their home town of Merkarvia they have given back in an inspiring way. Eumer Tube Flies employs many individuals of the local special-needs home. These resident help with many basic tasks such as counting and packaging tube fly products to help support the home. They take enormous pride in their work for Eumer and have a special bond with the Ojamo brothers. |
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10 Second Tube Fly Trick by The Magic ManYou don't want to miss this! Olli, Eumer's original Magic Man, performs his latest tube fly trick for the camera. He is known throughout the world for his magic tricks, and now you can watch him tie a tube fly in only 10 seconds - Eumer style. Watch closely as he stuns the audience with his amazing 10 second tube fly. The one and only "Discover the Magic of Tube Flies" mascot has many more tricks up his sleeve. Stay tuned for his next tube fly feat. |
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2 New HD Tube Fly TutorialsDo you need a shot of inspiration to hit the rivers this spring? The Eumer Tying Bench has produced two new tube fly video tutorial that you can now watch in HD. These step-by-step instructions can help motivate anyone from a beginner tier to an expert. The Steelhead Killer and the Clouser Minnow are both a simple and effective tube fly. Tie one for your fly box this season. Thanks for watching! |
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Tobbe Hedin is the February Tube Fly Contest WinnerEumer's monthly contest series on facebook is off to a great start. February's contest theme was the "Coolest Tube Fly" where we encouraged Eumer fans to post photos of their favorite tube fly. The submissions were amazing, and it just goes to show there are some seriously talented tube fly tiers out there! Tobbe Hedin's Tube Fly was crowned the winner and Tobe is now the proud owner of a Eumer Tube Fly Vise. Next month's contest is "Name that Fly", and the details can be found on our tube fly contest details page. Thanks to all who participated! |
New Baitfish Tube Fly Tutorialfrom issuu.com by Simon Graham - February 28, 2010 Simon Graham has done it again! Don't miss his new tutorial for the Baitfish Tube Fly. "Pike on the fly is an addiction which has slowly consumed my life to an extent that I'm never truly happy until I've caught my next one, especially if its with a new fly I've tied," Simon writes in his blog. His dedication to fly tying is evident in this tutorial. Sit back and enjoy the Baitfish Tube Fly Tutorial - A Product of Replot Island, Finland. |
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Tying Tube Flies with Greg Senyofrom Steelhead Alley Outfitters Blog - January, 19, 2010 Greg Senyo of Steelhead Alley Outfitters was teaching a fly tying class at Colton Bay Outfitters in Ann Arbor, Michigan the weekend of January 16th. The fly tying focused on a number of designs including streamers and sculpins. Greg writes, "All tyer's involved in the class put together some beautiful fly patterns using Eumer tube fly vises and materials!" We want to give a special thanks to the Colton Bay Outfitters staff for their support! We can look forward to seeing Greg at a number of events this year. To see a list of these events and to read his full report please visit the Steelhead Alley Outfitters blog. |
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NEW Monthly Eumer ContestNow you can win cool Eumer Products each month! Each month the theme will change, and this month's is "The Coolest Tube Fly". It's so easy to participate, all you need to do is upload your coolest tube fly to our facebook page and that's it! If you're not a fan of our facebook page yet, now is definitely the time to become one. It might just pay off! (If you don't do facebook, you can just email us your photo). Please check out the full details of the contest here (don't worry - there are only 3 rules). The winner will be announced March 2, 2010! |
New Issue of e-magazine, Baltic Pike Fliesfrom issuu.com by Simon Graham - February 1, 2010 Another great issue of e-magazine, Baltic Pike Flies , is ready for viewing. Don't miss the opportunity to view the new collection of pike and saltwater flies. As usual Simon Graham's contributions are astounding. Sit back and enjoy Baltic Pike Flies - A Product of Replot Island, Finland. |
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Save Your Tube Fly Systemarticle by Toni Pagliei as printed on tubeflies.com Do you ever get tired of losing your tube flies? With this new tube fly rigging system developed by Ray Schmidt and Tony Pagliei, you'll never lose another tube fly again. The unique loop-to-loop connection offers a break-away point that leaves your hook in the snag area and your fly back in your hand. Tony was able to fish ONE fly for 60 days without losing it because of this simple retrieval system. Tubeflies.com hosts many informative articles on tube flies from tube fly leaders throughout the world. |
Flybum Media NEW Steelhead Alley Videofrom Flybum Media Productions The people at Flybum Media Productions really know Steelhead, and they really know how to put out quality video. This short video clip on Steelhead Alley is enough to get anyone excited to hit the river. To get out on the river with the guys from Flybum Media, visit the Steelhead Alley Outfitters website. |
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Eumer Finland Lodge & Factory - A Magical Placearticle by Juha Tissari as printed in Chasing Silver magazine The Eumer factory and fishing lodge has received many accolades over the last year or so, but this in-depth article about the company's operations is an interesting look into the evolution of Eumer Tube Flies. The article explains the process of creating Eumer Tube components, and features gorgeous photography of the new Fishing Center. Visit Chasing Silver's website for subscription information. download: Eumer Finland - Magical Touch.pdf |
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Tube Flies, Steelhead, & Salmon in BCfrom Walter Faetz, Speylodge.com Speylodge.com, Steelhead and Salmon Lodges of the Pacific Northwest, have had great success with Eumer Tube Fly Products. Wally Faetz, owner and operator of both of the lodges, has recently sent us a virtual photo album full of happy, successful anglers at his lodge who have achieved angling success with Eumer Tube Flies. Spey Lodge operates two lodges in Northern British Columbia, Canada. The Spey Lodge, on the banks of the Skeena River, caters to Steelhead, Salmon, and Trout enthusiasts between March and December. The Boundary Lodge caters to autumn Steelhead and Coho (Silver) Salmon from August to November. You can view all the photos in our Eumer Tube Flies Fish Gallery. |
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23 Fish on Tube Flies!from Lori Nicholson, Angler's All shop in Littleton, Colorado Lori Nicholson, of the Anglers All Fly Shop in Littleton, Colorado, is not new to fly fishing, but she is new to Eumer Tube Flies. The folks at Eumer recently met Lori at the Fly Fishing Show in Denver, Colorado, and they were able to teach Lori the benefits of tying tube flies. She left with several flies for her upcoming trip to British Columbia and a great grasp of the Eumer Tube Fly system. Lori has since reported back about the amazing success she had with tube flies (23 fish!), and it is safe to say, she is no longer a skeptic. Lori writes, "Thanks for showing me how to tie these flies, and for being so helpful at the show. You have created another 'Eumer' monster(ette)!" |
Tube Fly Eye-Candy! New Pike Fly eBook Hits the Webfrom issuu.com by Simon Graham - Novemer, 15, 2009 Professional photographer and angler Simon Graham of Replot Island Finland, is known throughout for his innovative pike fly designs and his gorgeous photography. Now he has combined both into a beautiful new eBook. Baltic Pike Flies is definitely an enjoyable experience. The layout, photos, and eye-catching color are top notch. We wish it were not only an eBook, but a real book we could add to our library. Sit back and enjoy Baltic Pike Flies - A Product of Replot Island, Finland. |
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Tube Flies for Warm Waterarticle by Jerry Darkes as printed in American Angler magazine American Angler magazine recently featured a full-length article on Warm Water Tube Flies written by Jerry Darkes. Jerry has been a leader in the promotion and development of tube flies for warm water application for a very long time. His well written, informative article is a must-read for any warm water fly fisherman. If you are new to tube flies, or you think a tube fly doesn't have an application in warm water, then this article is for you. Many of Jerry's flies and fishing expertise can be found on his blog, www.acs-thefishdog.blogspot.com. |
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Tube Flies are Taking Salmon on the River Tweedfrom Kevin Patterson - Novemer, 09, 2009 According to well-known Tweed River Guide and professional angler, Kevin Patterson, the salmon are really responding to Eumer Tube Flies. Due to current river conditions, the heavier 5mm Eumer Cone Head Tubes are casting well and sinking fast. The bright orange color seems to be hot right now as evidenced by the catch rate. Both an 18-pound and 20-pound salmon caught on these tube flies in one afternoon should be evidence enough of their success. If you're heading to the Tweed anytime soon, be sure to have some Eumer Tube Flies in your fly box. |
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Amazing Pike Tube Flies from Simon Grahamfrom Pike Fly Fishing Articles Blog - Novemer, 06, 2009 Simon Graham is leading the charge with baitfish, saltwater, and pike tube flies. His passion for pike on the fly is evident in his innovative designs. His website is full of successful pike tube fly patterns. You will find many of Simon's Pike Tube Fly patterns in our Pike tube fly gallery page. We also have detailed tying instructions for many of his flies in our tube fly classroom section. Be sure to visit Simon's website to see all of his amazing patterns and unique insight into the Pike world. |
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More Steelhead on the Deschutes Riverfrom Joe Fitzpatrick - October, 22, 2009 Joe Fitzpatrick is an avid Eumer Tube Fly user. His innovative patterns have proven successful many times over. Joe's most recent trip was no exception. Joe writes, "I just got back from a week long trip at the Deschutes River in Oregon. I wanted to try out a couple of new steelhead patterns using the micro tubes. The pictures speak for themselves. 4 fish for 6 days. Not too bad." You can see many of Joe's Tube Fly patterns and his fish photos on our tube fly gallery page. |
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Orivs Manchester takes on Tube Fliesfrom Steelhead Alley Outfitters Blog - October, 21, 2009 Greg Senyo of Steelhead Alley Outfitters was on hand at the Orvis flagship store in Manchester, Vermont, this past weekend demoing Eumer Tube Flies. It turned out to be a great weekend in a beautiful location that was perfect for demonstrating the benefits of tube flies. Thanks to all of the folks at Orvis for getting out the tube fly message! To see all of Greg's pictures and to read his full report, visit the Steelhead Alley Outfitters blog. |
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Blue and White Temple Dog Tube Flyarticle by John Nagy as printed in Eastern Fly Tying magazine John Nagy is a recognized expert in Steelhead fishing and often contributes his expertise in magazine articles. His own book, Steelhead Guide, is the authoritative voice on all things related to Lake Erie Steelhead fishing. His article on the Blue and White Temple Dog fly utilizing Eumer Tube Flies is a definite must read. Visit Eastern Fly Fishing's website for magazine subscription information, and visit John Nagy's Steelhead Journal for up-to-date reports and information on purchasing his book. download: Blue and White Temple Dog Tube Fly.pdf |
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Joe Fitpatrick Catches 72 Pink Salmon on a Tube FlyPuget Sound - August, 2009 Joe Fitzpatrick had an epic experience fishing for salmon in Puget Sound near Vashon Island. Using a 5wt. single hand rod and a simple tube fly, Joe was able to land 72 fish over a 3 day period! In Joe's words, "It was unreal how many pink salmon are returning to the northwest. They are saying millions--yes millions of fish--will be making their way through the waterways to return to the rivers. All you need to do is locate an area where they are traveling, which usually is apparent by the fish rolling on the surface, cast your line and hold on." Joe used a a fly called a 'Bubble Gump' tied on a Eumer micro teardrop tube, and it was fished on a full intermediate line. The recipe for the fly is: Tube: 17mmx3 Silver Micro Tube |
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Stop Losing Your Tube Fly to River Debrisfrom Schmidt Outfitters website - December, 2008 Ray Schmidt, owner and operator of Schmidt Outfitters in Wellston, Michigan, is well known in the fly fishing world for his innovative steelhead techniques. When it comes to tube flies, Ray is not afraid to embrace the growing popularity of this aspect of the sport and its application to the world of fly fishing. Jay Niederstadt and Ray have developed a breakaway fly method that will help to eliminate the frustration of river debris stealing your fly. According to their website, "Logs and gravel have long struck fear in the hearts of anglers because those flies they spent tying in the winter end up being "donated" to the river. Jay Niederstadt's new tube fly technique will offer relief." Ray Schmidt designed 'Ray's Fearless Zonkora' tube fly using Jay's Fearless Fly method. Complete tying instructions can be found on the Schmidt Outfitters website. Jay Niederstadt is a fly designer and a staff guide at Schmidt Outfitters. |
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No More Missed Hook-Ups with Tube Fly Poppersfrom Pike Fly Fishing Articles Blog - July 20, 2009 If you use poppers, and you've ever had troubles with your hook-ups, you must read Simon Graham's post that will put an end to that frustration. Simon attributes 90% of lost fish to two reasons: The lull in movement that occurs when you are stripping a popper back across the surface, and the popper head is generally too big for the hook. According to Simon, the second problem is easy to correct by tying your poppers on tubes. "You can see here in this example (left) how much surface area you gain by having the hook placed further back from the popper head. You can still tie the same amount of material on to the tubes as what you would have tied on to your hook for hardly any extra weight." Read the enitre article on Simon's website. |
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Eumer Tube Flies for Pike are Making Headwayfrom Pike Fly Fishing Articles Blog - July 13, 2009 Since Simon Graham has teamed up with Eumer, he has been quite innovative in his pike tube fly designs. Simon posted on his blog, "Tube flies aren’t new by any stretch of the imagination, especially with the Blueliner (Hollywood) Trout & Salmon brigade, but for us Snotrocketliners its not something that is widely used and yet is something which has fantastic possibilities for development. I’ve already seen the great potential they have in improving hook ups in poppers and other surface lures as well as deep trawling flies, but it’s the mid water table area I’m looking at being able to develop their products further." His post includes both his full article and several very good pictures of Simon's latest tube flies for pike. |
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An Epic Day for Both Small Mouth and Eumer Tube Flies in Pennsylvania.from Steelhead Alley Outfitters Blog- June 11, 2009 As always, the boys at Steelhead Alley Outfitters are sure to be where the fish are. For Will Turek and Greg Senyo, this meant a quick trip over to Pennsylvania to fish the Elk Creek for some trophy small mouth that came out in force. As Will writes, "I personally have spent a number of my years of fishing going after this trophy fish. I have fished them around the midwest and in Canada, and I assure you I have never seen this many fish in every pool we came to! Numerous holes were occupied by nothing other than this gamefish." As you can see, many smallies, including some trophy caliber, were taken on Eumer Tube Flies in various patterns of Greg's design. Make sure you read the full article on Steelhead Alley Outfitters Blog due to Will's engaging writing style and some very amazing photography. |
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Eumer Fishing Center "..one of the most stunning fishing lodges in the world."from Pike Fly Fishing Articles Blog- June 28, 2009 Simon Graham, author of the popular Pike Fly Fishing Articles Blog and owner of Baltic Pike Tours, recently visited the Eumer Fishing Center in Merikarvia, Finland. Simon was able to discover, first hand, what many of us have known for a long time - the Eumer Fishing Center is perhaps one of the world's finest fly fishing destinations. The Center is located on the Merikarvia River on the west coast of Finland. When we say that it is "on the river", we mean the river flows underneath the main building and through the grounds. The village boasts an all-inclusive fishing lodge complete with a stunning terrace and beautiful river views. The full-time river guide is always on hand to ensure a perfect catch. There is also a traditional Finnish-style sauna building for the perfect way to end any day on the river. The village also houses the Eumer factory and product testing grounds where visitors can test and try any and all of the Eumer products. At all times, several fly rods are ready and waiting to be tested. You can often times find the Eumer Product Development Team running back and forth from the river to the factory testing and modifying new products. Please read Simon's full accounting of his time at the Eumer Fishing Village by visiting his Pike Fly Fishing Blog. It is complete with many beautiful pictures. If you would like more information on visiting the Fishing Village yourself, just drop us a line. |
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Finn Raccoon Fur Pulls Through for Pike in Canadafrom Orgeon Fly Fishing Blog - June 16, 2009 The guys from The Caddis Fly in Eugene Oregon, recently made their annual pilgrimage to Lake Esnagi in Ontario, Canada for some great Pike fishing. From the report and the associated youtube video, it sure looks like they had a great time - and landed some amazing fish. The boys tried many different patterns and materials. They used Eumer's Finnish Raccoon Fur on a dubbing loop. Once again, the Finn Raccoon Fur really pulled through and fished well, especially when compared to craft fur dubbing. The full blog post is a must read, and the youtube video will definitely get you tempted to head to Ontario for your own epic Pike fishing trip. |
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Design Your Own Eumer Tube Flyfrom Deer Creek Blog- Sunday, May 31, 2009 It seems as though Nicholas Wright, operator of the Deer Creek Blog, has taken a keen interest in Eumer Tube Fly components. Throughout his blog you will find many instances where he uses and mentions Eumer products in his fly tying. His recent post showcases Eumer in an interesting way. You can design your own Eumer Tube Fly. The details can be found on his blog. |
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Greg Senyo creates a lethal Crayfish Patternfrom Steelhead Alley Outfitters Blog- Friday, May 15, 2009 Greg Senyo and the boys at Steelhead Alley Outfitters are always coming up with inventive, successful tube fly patterns. Greg's latest, the Elk Creek Craw, is no exception. Greg originally created this small mouth bass pattern to be used on the Elk Creek in Pennsylvania. According to Greg, "This is a simple Crayfish Tube pattern that has just enough weight to get you down, yet is still small enough and easy to cast." You can find the complete tying instructions in both our tube fly classroom section and on the Steelhead Alley Fly Tying Blog. |
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Eumer Tube Fly Folks are now on twitterTwitter is fast becoming one of the internet's most fun and exciting ways of keeping up with our favorite people - no matter where they are in the world. Since the folks at Eumer are always off on some type of interesting adventure, our presence on twitter means you will be able to join in our fun no matter where we are. If you are new to twitter, it's easy to get started. Just sign-up for a free account, visit our tube fly twitter page, and click "follow". We look forward to seeing you there.
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Eumertube Classroom helps tube fly tiers learnfrom the daily fly paper blog- Wednesday, May 2, 2009 Eumertube has been getting noticed all over the fly fishing world. People from EVERY continent on the planet have used eumertube over the past 2 months alone! Here is some of the latest buzz our detailed tube fly classroom section is getting from The Daily Fly Paper Blog: "Eumer has the right idea by putting the pro-staff to work and supporting its product with instruction. Start your education by going to http://eumertube.com/classroom.php. Eumer offers a vast array of tubes that may be confusing or even intimidating to the uninitiated tyer. Video and images are available in the classroom to help guide students to the correct use of each type. Some other basic tasks suck as mounting the hook in the tube, using the tube vise and adding cones are also covered. In addition to the basics, there is also fly tying instruction. The tying classes are divided into 3 skill categories and let the tyer choose form a good selection of tube patterns to mimic. Get schooled." Check back to our tube fly classroom section often because we are constantly adding new and exciting tube fly tying instructions. |
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Steelhead, Suckers, and Smallies - On Tube Flies!from Greg Senyo, Steelhead Alley Outfitters Blog - Wednesday, April 29, 2009 The boys at Steelhead Alley Outfitters sure now how to swing tube flies. In one day, Greg caught 5 different species! As the boys write on their blog, "Today no matter where our guides were, it was hot!!! This is the time of year when you have your shot at massive mixed bag of fish who will come to the fly. Today, Greg alone brought 5 different species to the net. From Steelhead clear down to the rare Quillback, the fish were slamming swung flies in force." Greg's patterns as well as some AMAZING pictures from the day are available on the Steelhead Alley Outfitters website. |
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Eumer Micro Tubes and a 3wt. rod are a lethal combination for Brook Troutfrom Greg Senyo, Steelhead Alley Outfitters Blog - Monday, April 20, 2009 Greg Senyo has proven once again how lethal tube flies are when it comes to catching brook trout. Greg's Ice Man Minnow tube flies (tied on Eumer Micro Teardrop Tubes and fished with a 3wt. rod) caught an abundance of brookies in the pristine streams near his cabin. They also ended, once and for all, the notion that tube flies are only for salmon and steelhead. According to Greg, "...Yes that's right - tubes flies on a 3wt! The challenge for me was that on our everyday steelhead trips we catch fish on an array of tube designs of varied sizes, so why can't I use similar patterns ties in micro designs and catch trout around the region. The results were much more than I could have ever ask for, and for me very rewarding." Greg's blog gives a complete wrap-up from the weekend and is loaded with some amazing spring brookie fishing photos. |
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Steelhead Winding Down, Almostfrom Jerry Darkes, ACS-The-Fish-Dog Blog- Monday, April 20, 2009 Although it's getting late in the Steellead season in Ohio, Jerry Darkes got his best fish of the spring on Boa Minnow Tube Fly while fishing the Chagrin River. Jerry writes, "While using a new Scott A3 13 ft. 8-wt., JD got his best fish of the spring and a few others swinging a white & chartreuse Boa Minnow pattern tied on a Eumer Ballhead tube. The Boa Minnow can be tied in a multitude of colors, but baitfish and leech versions have been most productive." Jerry's complete post and the recipe for a Boa Minnow Tube Fly can be found on his blog. |
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Finn Raccoon Fur = Incredible Swimming Actionfrom Greg Senyo, Steelhead Alley Fly Tying Blog -Thursday, January 1, 2009 In Europe, anglers have known for years about the incredible life-like swimming action that Finn Raccoon gives a fly. The soft, breathable hairs of the Finn Raccoon come alive in the water to create great movement. Eumer carries only the most premium fur and treats it to our unique dying process. The result is a first rate fly tying fur in a variety of vivid colors. Greg Senyo, of Steelhead Alley Outfitters, has used Finn Raccoon on many of his flies. As he says on his blog, "Finn Raccoon has such great motion in the water, and provides life like action that steelhead can't resist! Couple that with the profile of a bait fish eating a steelhead egg!!! Watch Out!!" You can learn more about Finn Raccoon for Tube Flies here, or you can also see detailed tying instructions for the fly on the left by visiting the Steelhead Alley Fly Tying Blog. |
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Brook Trout and Tube Flies are a Perfect Fitfrom Greg Senyo, Steelhead Alley Outfitters Blog - Sunday, April 5, 2009 Greg Senyo, Eumer Pro Staff member and owner of Steelhead Alley Outfitters, headed to the hills of Pennsylvania this past weekend for some fishing. Here's Greg's report: "We fished streamers most of the day as conditions weren't conducive to fishing dries. As we pounded the fish, we had an idea.....let's give those tube designs some additional exposure. In other words, let's see if they have what it takes to be more than a steelhead tube.....well, you've already seen the proof. On the second cast in a deep hole, fish on......Note to self: Tubes are deadly and can be used for all kinds of situations, so keep them close by!" |
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The Steelhead take Eumer Tubes in BCfrom Brian Niska, Whistler Fly Fishing Blog Brian Niska of the Whistler Fly Fishing Shop in Whistler, BC, posted a great article about a Eumer Steelhead Tube Fly on his blog. The fly on the left is tied on a Eumer teardrop tube and uses a Eumer Moster Cone for the head. Brian posted the complete recipe for the fly on on his blog. |
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Arctic fox tail is perfect for salt water..from Jonny King, StripersOnline SurfTalk Forums Jonny King, a renown jazz pianist and fly fishing angler, has found another perfect use for Eumer's arctic fox tails. According to Johhny, "The fox tail is best because it’s got a little bit of stiffness to keep it’s shape, just enough in fact....Any of the darker colors over white, both underfur and guard hair, make a nice back half of the baitfish body, especially if you have some bulk up front to make the tail kick." Be sure to read Jonny's full post, which has several good photos, for the complete details. Thanks Jonny! |
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Warm Water Tube Fliesfrom ACS - the FISHDOG blog Maybe the next fly tying CRAZE? These river smallmouth hit tube fly patterns tied on Eumer Pro Fishing Accessories tube fly tubes and fly tying materials. Made in Finland, Eumer products are the craze "across the pond". They have just recently become available in the U.S. and are currently represented by ACS in the Midwest. |
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Weighted Eumer Plastic Tube Flyfrom The Daily Fly Paper Blog Here is a sweet 2 part video tutorial walking through the steps of tying a Scandinavian Style tube. There are some interesting techniques used here and it's well worth the watch..... |
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Eumer Teardrop Tubefrom The Daily Fly Paper Blog I love the Templedogs and I've been tying a few of my own. I've been doing a lot of tying the last couple weeks with fox fur, subbing it for marabou in streamers and even doing some dubbed flies. Here is another TD styled fly to admire and try..... |
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New Age Tube Flies For catching all kinds of fisharticle by Juha Tissari as printed in Chasing Sliver Magazine Tube flies have developed enormously over the last few years. You can easily tie all sorts of traditional flies from new materials, but what effect do tube patterns and tying materials have on the fishing qualities of tube flies? This article is an intersting look into tube flies and features beautiful photography. Visit Chasing Silver's website for subscription information. download: NEW AGE TUBE FLIES.pdf |
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Tube Flies For Steelhead Alleyarticle by Greg Senyo as printed in Chasing Sliver Magazine Steelhead Alley is a large section of Lake Erie's southern shoreline spanning from Cleveland, Ohio to Buffalo, New York. Many anglers who have heard of these waters get the impression that because they are man-made with 1.2 million steelhead smolts stocked each year, it is unworthy of mention in the same sentence as our legendary western, wild steelhead rivers. Visit Chasing Silver's website for magazine subscription information, and visit Greg's website for more Steelhead Alley updates. download: TUBE FLIES FOR STEELHEAD ALLEY.pdf |
