Flies for Sea-Run Cutthroat Trout DVD

Meet the Sea-Run Cutthroat Trout

Flies for Sea-Run
Cutthroat Trout DVD

California, Oregon, Washington, Alaska, British Columbia—a migratory form of the cutthroat trout haunts beaches, points, creeks, and rivers along most of the west coast of North America.

Fly-fishers know him as the sea-run cutthroat, a muscular slab of spotted silver that can grow to several pounds. And among cutthroats there may be big Pacific Salmon.

Born in Rivers, Migrates to Salt Water

Cutthroat trout are born in rivers but migrate out of them into salt water to feed on its abundance. Sea-run cutthroat trout can be caught at certain tides and in specific sorts of structure in salt water, and in particular kinds of holding water when they return to rivers to feed or spawn.

Five Solid Flies for Sea-Runs, and
the Techniques to Help You Catch Them

In Flies for Sea-Run Cutthroat Trout DVD, fly-fishing celebrity Skip Morris will show you how to tie such proven sea-run cutthroat flies as the Raccoon, Jim Dandy, Spruce Fly, and others—and then show you where and how to fish them.

He'll take you from tying the patterns at the vise to walking a beach or wading a river and working them for sea-runs and salmon.

Why these particular flies for sea-run cutthroat?
For two very important reasons...

Skip choose these particular flies for two important reasons:

• these flies have been around a long time—they're proven and deadly,


• by tying them you learn basic tying techniques that are the basis of
  tying sea-run flies in general.

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