Part 2: In this video, we'll be tying a classic streamer fly inspired by the Green Hornet, created by the legendary angler, and fly tier, Carrie Stevens. For decades, this fly has been a go-to pattern for anglers targeting big trout, salmon, and bass. #flyfishing #fishing #fishinglife #fishinglure #art #crafts #hobby #hobbylobby #make #makeup #designer #fashion #artsandcrafts #asmr #howitsmade #howt #diyprojects #flies #flytying #flytying #howitsmade #outdoors #outdoorsman #feathers #hair #hairs

Joe's Smelt is a tried-and-true classic streamer pattern that originated in Maine, created by Joe Sterling. While it may not be widely known, it is a highly successful pattern, most renowned in New England. Originally designed to mimic smelts, its profile can imitate a variety of baitfish simply by changing the colors or adjusting the pattern's size. This variation is my personal preference as it enhances the bulk and shine of the body profile. I highly recommend giving this one a try! You can f

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