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The Shrimp Gurgler from Fulling Mill is a great topwater fly for chasing whiting, flathead and bream on the surface. The tan and white foam bodied ...

A slight variation on the popular red tag, a go-to trout fly in Australia and abroad. The Palmered Orange Tag floats high and is a great attractor ...

A successor to Bassano's Carrot Fly the Claret Carrot is a great Australian version as claret is a popular colour for our streams. A somewhat more ...

This highly visible, highly effective fly designed for rainbow trout in England works surprisingly well for wild browns in Australia. Not designed ...

A fantastic orange spinner pattern perfect for late evenings when trout are feeding. Abundant in Tasmania and other parts of Australia, the orange ...

A prolific hatch, particularly in Tasmania, the Black Spinner is hard to resist for rising trout. A very delicate and realistic presentation, perfe...

The Parachute Adams speaks for itself as being one of the most popular dry flies ever created. When mayflies are about, this fly more often than no...

The Hares Ear Klinkhammer is a versatile necessity in any Angler's arsenal. Highly buoyant, highly visible emerger dry-fly pattern perfect for a dr...

The famous red tag just got better. A variation of the popular red tag, Christopher Bassano's Zulu Tag is a fantastic dry fly for rivers and lakes ...

The perfect emerging mayfly silhouette Bassano's Shaving Brush Claret is a staple for evening risers and lakes. The emerging mayfly shape with the ...

A must-have Australian mayfly emerger pattern. The Shaving Brush Hares Ear/Possum is the textbook Kosi-Dun emerger. Tied with hares ear and possum ...

One of the best hopper patterns not only in Australia but the world! It's hard to imagine a world without the Morrish Hopper. Ken Morrish undeniabl...

One of the best hopper patterns not only in Australia but the world! It's hard to imagine a world without the Morrish Hopper. Ken Morrish undeniabl...

Ants are in the air No serious angler should be without a good selection of terrestrial patterns, especially ants. When ants are blown onto the wat...

The classic Bibio has been given the Hopper treatment, this style has become a modern classic. Effective as a general representation of many differ...

A representative of many struggling insects in the water. The CdC Bibio is a variation on the original Hopper as it uses the natural water repellen...

The blue winged olive group of mayflies is beloved of trout, and trout-fishers, everywhere. Often appearing in large hatches, they can send the fis...

A delicacy for hungry trout. There are hundreds of species of Trichoptera present in Australia and Caddis are a major source of food for hungry tro...

A delicacy for the hungry trout. With hundreds of species of Trichoptera present in Australia, Caddis are a major source of food for trout. This is...

Originally called the Fratnik Midge, but now simply referred to as the F Fly. This versatile pattern may be used to imitate small sedges, olives, o...

A classic best seller. This delicate upwing dry fly is a great general mayfly representation, presenting the perfect profile to feeding fish. Here ...

A rendition of the classic Greenwell's Glory, but tied with a parachute hackle so that it sits low and delicately on the water. Some anglers use no...

A dry fly, most famously known for representing balling midges. This pattern imitates a wide range of terrestrial and aquatic insects and floats pe...

Have you heard about the Hare's Ear? An excellent medium dun pattern with the hackle wound horizontally around an upright 'wing' or post. This is a...