Bass Fishing in Spring
Tied by hand, one fly at a time, using traditional methods that still outfish modern shortcuts.
Read the guideFive seasons of field testing. Each guide is written, illustrated and fact-checked from the water.
Tied by hand, one fly at a time, using traditional methods that still outfish modern shortcuts.
Read the guide
Hand-wrapped guides cut from proven patterns and sealed with a finish that holds in all weather.
Oiled oak · 2024
Each net is knotted individually, so the mesh catches fish cleanly without tearing.
Porcelain · 2023Waders reinforced at the ankles and knees, built to last a full season on rocks and river banks.
Ash and linen · 2024Dyed in small batches and left to cure slowly, so the fabric stays flexible and waterproof.
Dyed cloth · 2023
A simple casting rod we've been refining for years—barely changed because it works.
Earthenware · 2025Sanded while green, then left to cure before the final varnish for a handle that won't slip.
Beech · 2025Sealed twice, for a cover that resists water damage and fading under sun.
Printed paper · 2024
Waterproof maps printed on synthetic paper, marked with depth contours and access points.
Synthetic paper · 2025
Bound in sets of three, so you can track conditions across different lakes and seasons.
Waterproof pages · 2025Want something made for you?
Bass in Spring