Fly Tyer Magazine

Name: Fly Tyer Magazine
Rating: 1.8 (5 reviews)
Author: MCC Magazines

Sports

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad

5 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Sports
Developer

MCC Magazines
Language

EN
English
Size

125
MB

Fly Tyer is the world’s leading magazine devoted exclusively to the art of tying flies for all species of game fish. With more than 40 years of publication, no other magazine delivers the precise and detailed fly tying information you need to tie your own flies. Many of fly fishing’s most famous patterns were first introduced in Fly Tyer, featuring some of the best-known writers in the sport, including Bob Clouser, Jay “Fishy” Fullum, Dave Whitlock, A.K. Best, Lee Wulff, Gary Borger, John Geirach, and others. Cancellation of an active subscription during its current period is not allowed. Single Copies: $2.99 Annual Subscription: $19.99 When purchasing through iTunes your account will be charged at confirmation of purchase. Your subscription will auto-renew unless you turn this off 24 hours before the subscription runs out. You can turn off auto-renewal at any time from your iTunes account settings. No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during active subscription period. Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication, where applicable. Privacy Policy: https://www.morrismedianetwork.com/privacy/ Terms of Use: https://www.morrismedianetwork.com/terms/ EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Ratings & Reviews

1.8

out of 5

5 Ratings

Hard to use
03/22/2024

Hop Hop
This app is hard to use and navigate. It’s in desperate need of a makeover and more clear navigation options.
Hard to use
03/22/2024

Hop Hop

This app is hard to use and navigate. It’s in desperate need of a makeover and more clear navigation options.
Works well
04/22/2024

ThatTallGuy69
Maybe the app has been updated, but I find the navigation to be quite simple and straightforward. Tap on a cover to open the issue, swipe left and right to turn pages, tap a page to bring up the menus. Pretty easy. Excellent content.
Works well
04/22/2024

ThatTallGuy69

Maybe the app has been updated, but I find the navigation to be quite simple and straightforward. Tap on a cover to open the issue, swipe left and right to turn pages, tap a page to bring up the menus. Pretty easy. Excellent content.
Terrible support
07/20/2024

Nukeman60
Project Healing Water Fly Fishing offered this for us veterans months ago. I couldn’t log in and emailed Fly Tyer magazine but got no response. I figured it was just another magazine scam. I recently purchased the digital copy and still can’t log in. The instructions indicated that my email was my login and that it would automatically log me in the first time. Nope. Did I call customer support? Why bother when they won’t respond? They got my $ but be warned!!
Terrible support
07/20/2024

Nukeman60

Project Healing Water Fly Fishing offered this for us veterans months ago. I couldn’t log in and emailed Fly Tyer magazine but got no response. I figured it was just another magazine scam. I recently purchased the digital copy and still can’t log in. The instructions indicated that my email was my login and that it would automatically log me in the first time. Nope. Did I call customer support? Why bother when they won’t respond? They got my $ but be warned!!
Caveat Emptor
02/11/2025

Renwar234
Beware of this app. I was a subscriber for a couple of years until the website stopped accepting my credentials. Have resubscribed (and paid) three times now and still no access…so enough. Good magazine but the digital app is a rip-off. Don’t touch it (unless you feel like making donations to Morris Communications).
Caveat Emptor
02/11/2025

Renwar234

Beware of this app. I was a subscriber for a couple of years until the website stopped accepting my credentials. Have resubscribed (and paid) three times now and still no access…so enough. Good magazine but the digital app is a rip-off. Don’t touch it (unless you feel like making donations to Morris Communications).