Fleye Design

When I bought Bob Popovics' "Pop Fleyes" publication, I did not know what I might find in that publication. After going through that book, I not only learned many new techniques, but also the interesting philosophy about how the author went about experimenting and designing his "fleyes". I did not think that I would see another book from this author which would rival the first book, but I was wrong. I have found Mr. Popovics' new book to be on par with his first book and provides even more insight into his "fleyes", designs and techniques. As before, I find his philosophy intriguing as he continues to explore, modify and expand his designs and techniques. Impressive book full of information and written in a most understandable way with appropriate pictures and graphics.

What a marvellous book. I came to it as a long-time trout fly tyer of nymphs and dries, but with limited experience of streamers and the use of bucktail. Fleye Design opened my eyes to a whole new world of possibilities, and provided the tuition to enable me to access it. The photography and clarity of instruction are outstanding, and while I'm not usually given to OTT endorsements, I'm happy to recommend Mr Popovics' book in the highest possible terms, without reservation.

"This is the completion of my first book", said Bob Popovics, master innovator of saltwater flies, " and probably my last book".I can only say that I sincerely hope that is not true, as this collaboration with Jay Nichols and a score of saltwater notables has produced one of the most important works on saltwater fly design and construction in my lifetime. This is a master class in flytying for any longrodder who fashions his own fur, hair and feathers for linesiders and a look into the future of saltwater flytying, provided by a host of knowledgeable tyers, guides and cognoscenti of our sport.

I couldn't recommend this book more highly. Absolutely fabulous "bible" not only of Bob's "fleye" patterns, but more importantly, his unique techniques, which yield his signature results. Also very helpful information about the various baitfish the "fleyes" attempt to imitate. The book is filled with high quality photographs illustrating every step of tying Bob's patterns. A "must have" for every saltwater fly tier.

Great book if you are wanting to start tying some bigger flies for Northern Pike, Musky, Large Mouth Bass and other predator fish.

Just another tying book to add to the collection. Worth about .50 cent in a yard sale.

Been waiting for Bob's book to come out for almost 4 years. FINALLY it hit the press & to no surprise another winner. Every fly tyer new or old should have a copy of this book. Bob is a master when it comes to tying saltwater flies. Don't miss getting this great book!

Good book if you like streamers and saltwater flies. Good pictures and instruction.

He wrote the book on bucktail. Everyone else follows. Been usìng bucktàil for years n it blew my mind. I fish for freshwater predators from peacock bass to muskies. Friends of mine have used them all over n they work ! You can tye them from natural to disco. Will anyone ever write a bètter book on bucktàil ? Mix it w synthetìcs,just use ur imaginion. I have no wods to praise him enuf so I'll shut up !

I got this book as a birthday present. The book should have been delivered between the 26th and 29th December. However it was delivered on the 4th January. I had to get another present instead.Good quality book.

Great source of information for streamer tying basics and use of bucktail. A must have if you want background...With a little playing, the techniques apply to synthetic materials.Quality product.

Not only are the illustrations very clear, they actually are easier to work from than a video. The thing that really sets this book apart is the explanation of why the designs work and the thinking behind them in relation to the natural prey animals they imitate.

Instructions very clear & presise. Overall pleased