This section provides information about tying saltwater flies for striped bass fishing.
Tying flies is fun. There is nothing as exciting as catching a striped bass on a fly you tied yourself.
One of the best ways to learn saltwater fly tying, or to increase your proficiency
in fly tying,
is to join a saltwater fly fishing club. Some of these clubs provide
fly-tying lessons as part of, or in addition to, their monthly
meetings. Some even provide online videos showing step-by-step procedures for tying particular fly patterns.
Two good clubs in the New Jersey area are:
South Jersey Coastal Fly Anglers
Link to: South Jersey Coastal Fly Anglers
Atlantic Saltwater Flyrodders
Link to: Atlantic Saltwater Fly Rodders
There are many other fine clubs along the striper migration route. Find one and join!
To see about some good books on fly tying follow this link: Fly Tying Books
YouTube also has videos on fly tying. Follow this link to see them:
You Tube Fly
Tying Videos.

Bob Popovics demonstrating how to tie a Hollow Fly at an Atlantic Saltwater Flyrodder's Fall Classic at Island Beach State Park, NJ.
To find out about the Hollow Fly follow this Link:. Hollow Fly