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Fry are small, so this is too When trout are herding bait the usual mistake is fishing something far bigger than what they are actually eating. Sma...

Czech, Mate. Who doesn't love an excellent pun? Be warned though this fly is no joke! A very serious bottom-bouncing fish catcher straight form the...

The Gold Nugget at the end of the Rainbow Although it's much more likely to be found in a Rainbow's mouth than at the end of an actual Rainbow. A g...

Easy pickings for fish feeding on adult or emerging bugs that have become trapped in and on the surface film  

The loud one, for finding fish in deep water Down where a booby works, past the point most flies reach, there is very little light left and even le...

Weight under the dressing, nothing bright at the head This version carries its weight beneath the body rather than in a bead, so it sinks without a...

A very effective fly when fish are coming up for bread. The Fulling Mill Specialist range has been tailor made for anglers looking to target...

A popular dog biscuit imitation. Throw in some floating loose feed to get the fish feeding on the surface, then fish this fly over the top.

Invented by accident, and Ireland has not looked back Donald McClearn ran out of grey mallard while tying Goslings for a competition in County Down...

A floating fly on a sinking line, which sounds wrong and is not Two foam eyes at the head make this fly buoyant, and that is the entire point. Put ...

Freshwater shrimp live in weed, so fish it there Scuds and freshwater shrimp spend their lives in and around weed beds, and trout that have worked ...

The Czech's hit the nail on the head A lot of people would argue that this is the fly that started the modern 'tight-line' nymphing explosion! Eith...

A wing, where the rest of the team has hackle Most flies on a loch cast are palmered or hackled, and putting one winged pattern among them gives a ...

A Damsel you won't be able to resist. The Living Damsel nymph imitation is tied with a realistic-looking extended body and weighted eyes. The weigh...

If you're serious about fly fishing, don't be caught without a great team of beetles. It's true, no serious angler should be without a good selecti...

The gold rib is what the name is about The dressing goes back a long way, with hare's ear fur turning up in patterns Charles Cotton set down in 167...

No weight at all, which is the whole point An unweighted nymph does things a beaded one cannot. It can be fished slowly over a weed bed without dra...

This best selling Nymph will make stalking easier. The gold bead pulls the fly deeper, whilst the pearlescent flashback make this a useful stalking...

The One & Only, Original Cruncher. This is the original best-selling Cruncher pattern - a lightweight slow sinking nymph pattern that is highly...

An excellent, natural looking imitation to use when fish are feeding on natural corixa. Try it around the weed beds when water boatmen are active. ...

Built to sink, not to imitate John Barr tied the first of these in Colorado in 1993 with one aim, to get a rig down fast. A wire body, a bead and a...

It's micro, it's marvellous... it's the Mayfly. The Mayfly Micro covers the smaller mayfly species and also some of the larger Pale Olives. It's a ...

Two colours a fish can find an edge between Neither colour is doing the work on its own here. What a fish picks up is the hard edge where a dark bo...

Leeches swim badly, and trout have noticed A leech moves through the water with a slow, undulating wriggle and no real speed, which makes it one of...