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A red body, and a red tag's worth of trigger Red has a long record on Australian dries, and the Red Wulff puts that trigger on a high-floating hair...

A close copy imitation of the small Black Stonefly Nymph by Oliver Edwards. Featuring a barbless hook for a streamlined release and less chance of ...

An excellent Hat-Fly A spectacularly tied adult mayfly, ideal for those dream hatch days in the late afternoons. When big mayflies are on, there's ...

The Stimulator Orange by Fulling Mill is a bushy, highly buoyant dry fly designed to resemble a stonefly, grasshopper or large adult sedge. Perfect...

Float like a balloon; sting like a Caddis Ok, Caddis don't have stings, but you get the picture. The foam and deer hair overlay of this pattern ma...

An orange post you can still see at the end of the day The rust body covers the darker sedges and the spinners that follow them, but the reason to ...

The Parachute Adams fly is synonymous with dry fly fishing, the world over. A pattern you'll find in every fishers arsenal, tied to imitate Mayflie...

Mayflies are a huge part of a Trout's diet and there is nothing more exciting, to see trout sipping mayflies off the top. The high vis Blue winged ...

The Yellow OE Mohican May Dun from Fulling Mills has Poly-Yarn and CdC legs tied into the pattern for a realistic look. The high parachute on the b...

The Spanish Bullet is designed to sink fast in heavy flowing water. When getting your flies down to the bottom is key, reach for the Tungsten beade...

Slim enough to cut straight to the bottom French-style nymphs are built thin on purpose: a neat tungsten bead and a tight, slim body so the fly dro...

This Mayfly Dun pattern from Fulling mills consists of a yellow foam body for added buoyancy and easy sighting in low light conditions . A perfect ...

A world champion's olive, with hackle to make it breathe Lubos Roza won a world championship at twenty, the youngest ever to do it, and his jig nym...

The older, quieter colour, and it still works Red is the traditional tag colour and a more restrained one than pink, which makes this the version f...

The trigger goes at the back on this one A tag sits at the tail rather than the head or the thorax, so a fish following the fly sees a dark body wi...

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...

Dee Devil, Tasmanian Devil, What's the difference?  The River Dee might be in another hemisphere, but the trout are all descended from the same sto...

A Pheasant Tail with a Glowing Difference If you don't have a UV torch, buy on, steal one do whatever you have to to just get one. Then shine it on...

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...

Pretty in pink The Klinkhammer has to one of the greats, an absolute classic that is awesome on its own, as a team, skated or dead-drifted, it's po...

No Idea what they're eating? The good old gnat has been reborn as the Sparkle Gnat. Perfect for imitating a swarm of balling midge that fish gorge ...

Big enough to be a yabby, small enough to fish as a nymph Tan sits it squarely in yabby colours, and worked slowly along the bottom that is exactly...