Sep 14, 2011 · It’s extremely easy to tie, is quite durable, and has proven its effectivness wherever anadromous fish are found. This video, by Tim Flagler of Tightline Productions, offers clear, step-by-step instructions for tying a Popsicle.

Fly tyers worldwide attest to its versatility and animation. From freshwater to salt marabou is tough to beat. The sensuous flowing motion of marabou has seduced steelhead and salmon tyers.

Oct 14, 2008 · My all time favorite Pike fly is a white Popsicle leech with an orange cone head. I've caught a ton of Pike fishing the popsicle leech in an assortment of colors but the white seems to work best for me.

RIO fly designer, Patrick Kilby explains and demonstrates how to tie the Popsicle – a deadly winter steelhead fly. ...more. "Tying The Fly" is a series of videos that show fly tiers how to...

Popsicle. Learn how to tie the Popsicle fly. The Popsicle was created by George Cook in the 80’s. It belongs to a group of patterns he created ...

Feb 6, 2025 · This guide covers the most effective steelhead fly patterns—egg patterns, nymphs, swing flies, and dry flies—and how to fish them successfully. Learn why they work, the science behind steelhead behavior, and expert tips to hook these powerful, chrome-clad fish.

The Popsicle has a color combination like no other silver fly and is a first rate fish catcher. A selection of Alaskabou’s should be in your fly box. Learn how to tie the Conehead Alaskabou in our tying video, get all materials needed to tie it on your own, or simply buy the fly.

Mar 10, 2008 · Phil has confirmed that the fly is indeed a Popsicle leech and here's what you'll need to tie it. To see the video, go to Phil's site, sign up (free), and search for popsicle leech. Hey, looks like someone decided to make a couple bucks off of my X-Mas Chironomid pattern. I found it for sale on ebay.

Detailed video with instructions for making a dubbing loop by Tim Flagler of Tight Line Videos. Watch Tim Flagler of Tightline Productions, as he shows us how to tie the ever popular Popsicle Fly.

The DLT is a fly for all seasons but steps up to the plate during the cool crisp days of fall. On so many of our interior lakes damsels and or leeches are a preferred food source. The DLT is a simple durable design created with this preference in mind.