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Tan over white, the colours a real shrimp wears A shrimp on a sand flat is close to invisible from above and pale from below, which is exactly what...

The quiet version, for fish in skinny water Bonefish and flats fish in shallow, calm water spook at the entry of a heavily weighted fly, which is w...

The fly that taught bonefish flies to ride point up Charlie Smith tied the first one on Andros in 1977 and Bob Nauheim gave it the name, and it cha...

A prawn, moving the way a prawn actually moves James Christmas designed this one on the Alphonse flats, and the profile translates straight to Aust...

The shrimp to carry if you only carry one Some flies earn their place by being specialists and some by covering everything, and this is firmly the ...

The sand shrimp that also works in fresh water This is the shrimp end of the same family: a smaller, lighter profile than a prawn pattern and bette...

Lands softly and sinks slowly, which is the point Fish in shallow, calm water hear a fly land before they see it, and a heavy pattern dropping in f...

A cone head does what a bead cannot The tungsten cone at the front is the difference between this and a standard bugger: it carries more weight in ...

Autumn colours, for autumn fish The fall dressing mixes rust, orange and brown, and it comes into its own late in the season when browns turn aggre...

For when they are eating fish, not insects White is the baitfish colour. It reads as a galaxiid, a small trout or a school of fry pushed up against...

The one to learn swinging big flies with Black is where most people start when they move up to bigger streamers, and there is sense in it: the silh...

Brown, because trout eat an enormous number of yabbies Yabbies are one of the biggest single food items in Australian lakes and slow rivers, and a ...

Catch Humungous amounts of fish. By today's streamer standards, the Flashy Humungous is on the minuscule end. But don't let that fool you, this fly...

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 ...

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

When mayflies get boring...Fish Caddis! As far as caddis nymphs go, you can't look past cased caddis variants. The Blind Caddis by Christopher Bass...

If it ain't broke, don't fix it. With the perfect amount of flash and black marabou, the Gold Humungous is a staple streamer. Fish it across and do...

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 ...

An unweighted damsel fly, ideal for Australian lakes and rivers. A reliable unweighted design for two-fly streamer rigs with a heavier streamer as ...

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 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...

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

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

A staple Australian mayfly emerger that's stood the test of time. Made from 100% possum fur, perfect for rivers and lakes alike, the possum emerger...