Few flies are as ubiquitously potent as the Clouser Minnow. Invented by legendary fly angler Bob Clouser in the late 1980s ... a few staples when trying to match baitfish species. But by tying them ...

Very rarely, a new fly is tied that changes the game. I doubt if Bob sat back after tying his first Clouser Minnow and realized how extraordinary his fly would become, but time has now erased all ...

“I wonder if he’s learned to tie the Clouser Minnow, yet,” someone teasingly said. Bob just smiled. None of us say it out loud, but I think we’d all agree there’s a lot more to tying a ...

Not only is Pat Cohen the man when it comes to tying hair bugs ... “Then you tie a small sinking fly to that leader. A little Clouser Minnow is one of my favorites. As you work that popper ...

Lefty, being the prolific writer he is, wrote about this Clouser Deep Minnow every chance he could. At that point, every fly angler was now tying the deep Minnow and using it at every opportunity.

If you were only allowed one fly in your collection, make it the Clouser Minnow in chartreuse and white. It's a classic for a reason, and that reason is it flat out catches fish. Fish it in a rust ...

You can adjust the depth of your presentation by changing the size and weight of the fly along with your retrieval speed. For example, you can strip a clouser minnow fast and swim it just beneath the ...

The renowned Bob Clouser, creator of the famed Clouser Minnow fly pattern, was the featured speaker at the May meeting of the Potomac Valley Fly Fishers. The Clouser Minnow fly pattern is known ...

Finally, my friend pulled out one of his fly boxes and announced he was going to try a Clouser Minnow. Of course, the Clouser Minnow is an extremely effective fly pattern for just about any fish ...

If you’re looking to improve your fly tying skills, this alone is worth ... some of the best fly casters in the U.S. In Atlanta, Bob Clouser was on hand to talk fly fishing and offer casting ...

“I wonder if he’s learned to tie the Clouser Minnow, yet,” someone teasingly said. Bob just smiled. None of us say it out loud, but I think we’d all agree there’s a lot more to tying a fly than just ...