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You can get patterns any number of places on the web. Harry Mason has some
nice tying instructions on his website, Orvis has the patterns for most of what they sell up on their website. After a while you should be able to look at a fly and tie it but that takes some getting used to the materials and techniques. Best overall book I've seen is The Fly Tier's Benchside Reference To Techniques and Dressing Styles by Ted Leeson and Jim Schollmeyer. It's expensive but there aren't a whole lot of things left out of it. Fly |
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