Tightline Productions

10/06/2025

Spey practice. Gaelforce Equalizer line, 63ft head. Loop 14ft, 9wt rod. Single spey, right hand, 45 degree direction change.

09/30/2025

Tim Flagler has spots open for his 2026 trip with Set Fly Fishing for Golden Dorado in Argentina! Check out this great video just released by Flylords, and email us if you're interested: [email protected]

Few fish draw as much attention as golden dorado. These exotic fish, found in South and Central America, have become a sought-after target for anglers in rec...

09/19/2025

Thank you J. Stockard Fly Fishing!

08/31/2025

We're big fans of Reeling In Serenity, a wonderful group that provides free fly fishing retreats for people in active recovery from substance abuse order. They're having an auction to raise funds, so if you're interested in bidding on a box of flies tied by Tim Flagler, click here: https://reelinginserenity.auctions.networkforgood.com/auctions/reeling-in-serenity-2025-online-fundraising-auction/items/81?index=80&page=4
And be sure to check out ALL the items they have available
through their auction, click here: https://reelinginserenity.auctions.networkforgood.com/auctions/reeling-in-serenity-2025-online-fundraising-auction

08/28/2025

If you've received your fall issue of Fly Tyer Magazine, check out Tim Flagler's column on tying the Jig Napoleon https://www.flytyer.com/jig-napoleon-beginners-masterclass/ and his video of tying the Jig Napoleon: https://youtu.be/MEVzIbajcC0?si=VwTEdlgWrmOoEIHU Hope everyone enjoys the holiday weekend!

Although the Jig Napoleon is certainly perfectly suited to Euro nymphing techniques, it also fishes well beneath a floating indicator...

08/16/2025

08/08/2025

Tim Flagler's latest tying video is posted on our YouTube channel - the Jig Napoleon! This is part of his collaboration with Fly Tyer Magazine, check out his article in their Fall issue:

Detailed instructions for tying a Jig Napoleon. This is part of a series of Tim Flagler's collaboration with Fly Tyer Magazine. Check out his article about t...

07/30/2025

I first met Tim Flagler jumping from empty keg to empty keg while trying not to spill our beers in the basement of a frat house at St. Lawrence college in upstate NY in 1979.

We had a lot of good clean fun through our college years then kind of lost touch.

Fast forward ten or twelve years and I bump into him tying flies at the NJ Fly Fishing show where Joanne and I were exhibiting.

“Hey Flags, I didn’t know you were in the industry.” I said.

“Timmy, I didn’t know you were either.” He said.

The rest, is not history. It’s a joyous work in progress.

Thanks for all these years Flags.