What Makes a Good Fly Wallet (After Years of Using Them)
After years on the water, you start to notice what works and what doesn’t. Here’s what actually makes a good fly wallet.
Leather Care Guide: How to Care for Your Leather and Make It Last
Good leather is made to be used. It will see water, sun, cold mornings and long days outside. It will pick up marks along the way. That is part of it. With the right care,...
The Craft Behind Timber&Fins: A Look Into the Heart of Our Handmade Products
At Timber&Fins, we believe in creating products that stand the test of time—gear that doesn’t just serve a purpose but carries a story, a history and the promise of quality craftsmanship. Inspired by the...
From Our Workshop to Yours — Giving Leather a Second Life
If you’ve ever spent time working with leather, you know there’s something deeply satisfying about it. The way it smells when you cut into it, the weight in your hands, how it slowly takes shape...
How My Grandfather Inspired Me To Create Timber&Fins.
When you receive something that has been passed down from a family member, it's a feeling that's hard to describe. It's a mixture of admiration for the craftsmanship and a sense of connection to...
Fly Of The Month
Tying the Tiger Ghost
By Kenzie Kozera Originally created by George Maul, the Tiger Ghost has become a favorite of many anglers who pursue Atlantic salmon. Although fished by some anglers across the globe, the fly has grown increasingly...
Drop An Anchor: Tying A Picasse Variant
By Kenzie Kozera The original “Picasse” is a design from guide and fly tyer, Marc LeBlanc. Translating to “anchor”,...
The "Max Canyon": Tying a Steelhead Hairwing
By Kenzie Kozera While I have yet to cast a fly in pursuit of steelhead, the species presents like a...
Tying a Willie Gunn Themed Marabou Tube Fly
By Kenzie Kozera Often a staple in the box of salmon anglers across the globe, the Willie Gunn has taken...