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Recent Videos

Black Bear Leech
tied by: navigator36

leech wobbler
tied by: kidtyer

The Taz Sucker
tied by: tbhflytyer415

Zebra Bugger
tied by: jaaf

Brown DDH
tied by: Wellman

Zonker (V.)
tied by: FishyboY

Bugger black
tied by: avelino

Magic Head Burgundy
tied by: john adams

Bloody Monster
tied by: Wellman

Bloody Leech
tied by: Jaydub

peacock bugger
tied by: Keegan

Teeny Leech (copper v.)
tied by: Old Hat

Mohair Leech
tied by: Old Hat

Hares Leech
tied by: Wellman

bead head leech
tied by: Blackriverbowyer

Walleye Bugger
tied by: Wellman

Spey Bugger
tied by: Old Hat

Fire Mouth Bugger
tied by: Pocono

Adams Bugger
tied by: Pocono

Boss (skinny)
tied by: Old Hat

Marabou Monster
tied by: Wellman

Black/Chartreuse Egg Sucking Leech
tied by: tbhflytyer415

zonker leech
tied by: skier266

Rabbit Fly
tied by: Wellman

mohair leech
tied by: bowlover

Wooly killer
tied by: Ivanbogda

Little Tuffy Micro Leech
tied by: navigator36

Rabit hair leech
tied by: Andrewfly fishing

ES Inline Leech
tied by: Old Hat

Black Flash Leech
tied by: navigator36

DDH Leeches
tied by: Wellman

No name 9/0
tied by: trouthunter

Waste Troll Leech
tied by: jdavis

Rabbit Leech
tied by: jdavis

Moe Egg Sucking Leech
tied by: alsickles

Slumpbuster Steelhead V.
tied by: Old Hat

Furled Mohair Muddler
tied by: Old Hat

The Wookie
tied by: Old Hat

Ice Bugger
tied by: oxquo

Spectrum Leech
tied by: letumgo

pheasant rump leech
tied by: coulee fishing

Bunny Leech
tied by: letumgo

DDH Leech
tied by: flyfisher anonymous

E.S.L
tied by: wickedcarpenter

Flatwing Leech
tied by: letumgo

Wooly Bugger
tied by: Joe Hard

DSV 'Bou Leech
tied by: dsaavedra

DSV Baby 'Bou Swimmin' Leech
tied by: dsaavedra

Triple Threat
tied by: dsaavedra

TYR's POISON IVY
tied by: TYR

CQ Little Brown Trout
tied by: Chad Trout

Bleeding Leech Soft Hackle
tied by: deeky

Disco Leech
tied by: Joe Hard

Egg Sucking Black Buggerd Blood Leech
tied by: Joe Hard

Marabou Leech
tied by: Joe Hard

Black E.S.L
tied by: Joe Hard

Flashback Bead Bugger
tied by: deeky

Purple Mangler
tied by: siestafred

grey strip leeche
tied by: duckydoty

Redheaded Step leech Tube
tied by: OLB

Headstander Marabou Leach
tied by: Robert Burton

SweetPea
tied by: Davy

Bunny/Flash ESL
tied by: sage8wt

Number Seven
tied by: Davy

Number Seven
tied by: Davy

polar bunny leach tube
tied by: day5

steelhead leeches
tied by: abbra

cross cut leach
tied by: day5

Blood Mary
tied by: Gregor

Purple bugger
tied by: Gregor

Articulated leach
tied by: day5

Surrogate Leach
tied by: OLB

OLB's Leech
tied by: OLB

BH Mohair leech
tied by: fishinwrench

Lead eye Leech-weedless
tied by: bassgitter74

Bradley's Olive Woolly Bugger
tied by: CapeBSalar

Marabou bugger
tied by: Gregor

Ostrich Leech
tied by: wayne SW/MO

Y U Little Bugger
tied by: fishyfranky

Ballsy Bugger
tied by: fishyfranky

Simi-Seal Leech
tied by: fshfanatic

Muir Lake Bugger
tied by: pacres

Bill's Hellgrammite
tied by: Pujic

Bunny Bugger
tied by: lanvaettir

Bass Seaducer
tied by: Jim Hester in MD

Leadeye bunny leech
tied by: steven berry

Pike Snake
tied by: SalmonSlayer

Introducing Hatches Magazine

Hatches is an annual publication with a strong devotion to professional writing, beautiful photography and informative articles pertaining to both the artistic and practical aspects of fly tying. Each issue features 13 featured articles that span a massive 96 pages.

I agree with the feedback you have received about Hatches. This is by far the best magazine I have seen that shares the wealth of knowledge without the additional 30 pages of vendor advertisements. I understand they are needed revenue but it is refreshing to see the quality of your articles etc. without having to thumb through all of the ads. I also take three other periodicals that are OK but no where nearly as good as Hatches. I wish you continued success and would like the opportunity to have 3 year subscriptions some time. Thanks again for all of your hard work and excellent presentation in Hatches. Best of luck, I wish you a long life and can't wait until you are recognized as the number one periodical presenting fly fishing knowledge.
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