Fulling Mill USA

Fulling Mill USA Fulling Mill USA With origins dating back to the 1930’s today we employ in excess of 200 skilled artisans at our wholly owned factories.

We are widely recognized as one of the world’s leading quality fly manufacturers, offering exceptional value, service and a brand that can be trusted totally. At Fulling Mill we are proud to supply an ever evolving and current range of flies. We only sell tried and tested patterns which we, as keen fly-fishers, would be proud to have in our fly collections.

06/19/2026

There’s a time and place to use the bow and arrow cast. You can hear these tips and more in our latest video with Signature Tyer Devin Olsen.

Watch here. https://youtu.be/lv0VMYFxEiM

Big bug love.Featured here are two of our favorite stonefly nymphs to fish when trout are feeding on large dark stonefli...
06/18/2026

Big bug love.

Featured here are two of our favorite stonefly nymphs to fish when trout are feeding on large dark stoneflies like Salmonflies, or even dragonfly nymphs like the one we found here.

Slide 1 - New for 2026, the In The Zone Stone from Signature Tyer Scott “Bubba” Smith features a super buggy silhouette with movement in the rubber legs and CDC thorax.

Slide 2 – Cheech's Squatchy B, whose collar brings lifelike movement to a classic stonefly silhouette.

Ask for these big bugs at your local fly shop and get them wet on a trout stream near you!

06/17/2026

These three ways to dry dropper fish are absolutely deadly when mastered! Learn to present a nymph in different ways, and you will be equipped to catch trout in different water types throughout the seasons. New Signature Tyer for 2027 Joe Clark demonstrates 3 ways to dry dropper fish on our YouTube and shows how these tactics can be applied to a range of situations. Stay tuned for his signature flies coming to a shop near you next year!

Learn more: https://youtu.be/XKycgdvj7nM?si=qK7dp0OpcmyVIzKG

As spring fades into summer, sulphurs and PMDs become a dominant food source for trout both above and below the water’s ...
06/16/2026

As spring fades into summer, sulphurs and PMDs become a dominant food source for trout both above and below the water’s surface. Locate these mayflies hatching, and you’re sure to find some trout rising to them. Learn how to fish each stage of the sulphur hatch on our blog, and fill your fly box with some of our confidence patterns or tie your own!


Read Here: https://blog.fullingmill.com/dry-fly-fishing-the-stages-of-the-sulphur-hatch/

Treat your flies right, and they will do so in return. Our Hopper Box is ideal for storing large dry flies like Salmonfl...
06/12/2026

Treat your flies right, and they will do so in return. Our Hopper Box is ideal for storing large dry flies like Salmonflies, Drakes, and Hoppers, while the Fly Patch excels at keeping your nymphs and other smaller dries within easy reach for speedy fly changes. These are two boxes we won't go without this summer. Ask to see both fly boxes at your local fly shop or check them out online!

06/11/2026

Breaking down a river from the tail of a run to the head requires a methodical approach, and in our latest video, Signature Tyer Olsen Devin talks about how most pools require adjustments to your tactics from tail out to the head. From fishing a dry dropper on flats and medium-paced water to fishing a single nymph in technical currents near the head or around pinch points, Devin walks us through his thought process and demonstrates how he makes quick changes to his rig.

Watch here: https://youtu.be/lv0VMYFxEiM?si=vyafVpsI43CB1k2c

06/09/2026

Not every nymph should be fished the same. If you learn the nuances between different bug behaviors, you will have better success. Here, Joe Goodspeed talks about the major differences between fishing caddis pupa versus mayfly nymphs. If you’ve ever nymphed pre-caddis hatch, you know just how good it can be. Learn about Joe’s ESP Caddis and how he fishes in the video linked below!

Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ygxe5NME3o

06/05/2026

Motion signals life, and there are many ways to build movement into fly patterns—some more subtle than others. Silicone legs and CDC soft hackles certainly have their time and place on nymphs and dry flies, but what about wings on mayflies and other insects that simply suggest motion? Signature Tyer Tim Flagler has described how something as simple as a grizzly hackle can imply movement—and therefore life. Food for fly tying thought!

How to Design a Fly with Tim Flagler: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOypBbC8Quc&t=0s

06/04/2026

Give yourself every advantage you can to catch fish easily. Stop trying to beat the fish with speed! Not sure what we mean? Our first-ever video with new Signature Tyer Joe Clark is available on YouTube and breaks down three super-effective euro dry dropper tactics.

Can anyone guess what fly Joe is discussing here? In a few months, we’ll have this pattern in production…

Full Film Here: https://youtu.be/XKycgdvj7nM?si=abCZ6ZrhRyVjkCle

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