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 Roger Lowe spent his childhood summers camping and fishing with his father and
grandfather in the Great Smoky Mountains of North Carolina. He learned about insects indigenous to local streams and the trout's feeding habits. Roger developed his own technique for tying effective imitator
patterns and became a master at catching the wild and wary mountain Rainbow, Brown, and Brook trout. Today, as a professional guide, his fly patterns are used extensively by local
fishermen. He has expanded his market to include the eastern United States. In this easy to follow video, Roger teaches you to tie effective patterns passed down through three generations of master fly
fishermen.
Roger has authored 2 books, Smoky Mountain Fly Pattern Hatch Book and Roger Lowe's Fly Pattern Guide to the Great Smoky Mountains, and, not to mention, a fly tying DVD. |
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