Littoral Zone 7 | History and Tying Techniques of Balanced Flies with Jerry McBride

Littoral Zone 7 | History and Tying Techniques of Balanced Flies with Jerry McBridecolumnist for BC Outdoors Magazine that Phil was introduced to a Balanced Leech by Trevor Shpeley. Little did Phil know back then how this would change his approach to fishing in Stillwater.

Today, balanced flies are his go-to pattern for lakes across Canada, the U.S., and even South America’s Jurassic Lake. If he could only choose one Stillwater fly, Phil says it would probably be the Balanced LeechYou’ll find Trevor’s Balanced Leech featured in

When Phil Rowley first came across a balanced leech nearly 20 years ago, he didn’t expect it to become one of the most influential flies in his Stillwater arsenal.

In this episode, Phil sits down with the guy who helped make it all happen—Jerry McBride. You’ll hear how the balanced fly came to life, the gear that made it work, and why this style of fly has become a Stillwater staple.

If you’ve ever fished a balanced fly under an indicator—or just wondered what the big deal is—this is the origin story you’ve been waiting for.

Littoral Zone 7 | History and Tying Techniques of Balanced Flies with Jerry McBridecolumnist for BC Outdoors Magazine that Phil was introduced to a Balanced Leech by Trevor Shpeley. Little did Phil know back then how this would change his approach to fishing in Stillwater.

Today, balanced flies are his go-to pattern for lakes across Canada, the U.S., and even South America’s Jurassic Lake. If he could only choose one Stillwater fly, Phil says it would probably be the Balanced LeechYou’ll find Trevor’s Balanced Leech featured in

When Phil Rowley first came across a balanced leech nearly 20 years ago, he didn’t expect it to become one of the most influential flies in his Stillwater arsenal.

In this episode, Phil sits down with the guy who helped make it all happen—Jerry McBride. You’ll hear how the balanced fly came to life, the gear that made it work, and why this style of fly has become a Stillwater staple.

If you’ve ever fished a balanced fly under an indicator—or just wondered what the big deal is—this is the origin story you’ve been waiting for.

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