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A bugger with a difference. The skull head adds extra weight and triggering little baitfish eyes. A great streamer to graduate to from a standard b...

A bugger with a difference The skull head adds extra weight and triggering little baitfish eyes. A great streamer to graduate to from a standard bu...

Big fish aim for the eyes, so this fly has them Trout hunting a small fish go for the head to disable it, which is why a streamer with a defined he...

Black and Chartreuse are a winning combo. Combine a fly with a proper tungsten head, straggle body and just a little flash, and you've got yourself...

The old silhouette, taken down where it could never go The Waterhen Bloa has always represented an olive struggling in or under the film, and unwei...

Buggy where it counts, bright where it needs to be Hare's fur is the scruffiest dubbing there is, and the guard hairs standing out from the body su...

Tricky Rainbows? Seems like a misnomer but they do exist... Anyone that's spotted pods of rainbows and simply can t get them to eat late season and...

Tricky Rainbows? Seems like a misnomer but they do exist... Anyone that's spotted pods of rainbows and simply can t get them to eat late season and...

Get Jiggy with it The Jig Bugger is a versatile variant of the classic woolly-bugger great for lakes and rivers, naturally drifted like a large nym...

Beatis are back! Then again they never really went anywhere... An ultra-slim profile, super lifelike tail and leg arrangement, this fly is a clear/...

A very effective lake pattern designed to imitate the natural chironomid. Fished under an indicator or slow retrieved at different depths, this i...

Peeping out to get eaten This Jig caddis pattern is tied with a tungsten bead which is perfect for when the fish are hard on the bottom in a big...

A strip of rabbit fur doing the work no synthetic can The Zonker family has been pulling fish since Dan Byford tied the first one in Colorado in th...

Get Jiggy with it The Jig Bugger is a versatile variant of the classic woolly-bugger great for lakeds and rivers, naturally drifted like a large n...

For fish that are grubbing about on the bottom When trout are working the river bed rather than looking up, the fly needs to be down there with the...

Dark and heavy, for cold water at the start of the season Early season water is often cold and carrying colour, and that is when a dark nymph outfi...

The one that goes on when you have no better idea There is a reason this is the pattern most anglers tie on first in unfamiliar water. It is not bu...

The French Nymph has been a deadly pattern for trout and grayling the world over. Use this fly in all sizes on either the point or dropper of a two...

It's exquisite, it's simple - it's everything you could ask for in a fly. Believe it or not, this particular nymph is one of the most popular patte...

If you're after a nymph that will reach all the right places - stay where you are, this is it! In addition to the gold tungsten bead, the crystal h...

A best seller. A simple, dark, generic nymph featuring a large tungsten bead at the head to help get your fly right deep down to feeding fish. Here...

Orange, for the water pink cannot cut through Orange holds its colour deeper and in dirtier water than pink does, so this is the tag jig for heavy ...

Same pink, moved to the other end A tag sits at the tail rather than the head, which changes what a fish sees: a dark body with the trigger trailin...

A flash of pink where the fish looks first The hot spot sits at the head, right at the point a trout focuses as the fly comes past, and pink is abo...