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No Trout fishers fly box is complete, without an array of Emerger patterns. The Fulling Mills CdC Emerger is a great starting point. The use of CdC...

The CdC Bibio is a variation on the original Hopper as it uses the natural water repellent properties of the CdC feather to keep it in the surface ...

A best seller CdC variant of the Red Tag, a versatile fly, fish it as a Red Tag or cut the tail off and you have a black F-Fly. Barbless

March Browns are an important part of the trouts early season diet, with its slender upright wing this is a great fly to match the natural and temp...

Based on the brilliant Elk Hair Caddis this is an excellent Sedge pattern, highly imitative and also very buoyant due to its wing of both deer hair...

The dense CdC feather wing of this adult caddis imitation gives a perfect silhouette of an adult natural, if the fly gets drowned a few false casts...

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

Adult damsel flies are a common sight in warmer months and are eagerly hunted by trout. This pattern is effective whenever naturals are seen hoveri...

It imitates nothing, and fish eat it anyway The peacock and red floss body was never meant to match a hatch. It is an attractor, and one of the mos...

The fly that started the hair-wing family Lee Wulff was losing patience with slim Catskill dries drowning in the fast water of New York's Ausable, ...

A century on, still the first dry most anglers reach for When fish are up and you cannot pick the hatch, this is the sensible first cast. The grizz...

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...

A highly buoyant, bushy, impressionistic pattern that can be taken for a large adult stonefly, grasshopper or large adult sedge. Particularly effec...

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...

Lands right way up, every single cast The parachute hackle is the whole point: wound horizontally around an upright post rather than around the hoo...

Skate it on top and leave a wake behind it Don Gapen spun the first deer hair head in 1936 on Canada's Nipigon River, and that head is still what m...

The same fly, fished under rather than across A muddler does not have to stay on top. Sunk on a sink tip and stripped, the deer hair head pushes wa...

A vital part of any trout angler's fly collection. The natural March Brown is an important early-season food source for trout which appears from Se...

Claret, because our fish keep eating it Claret has a long record on Australian water, and on an emerger silhouette it is a genuinely useful change ...

Body under the surface, wing on top, and fish cannot leave it alone Hans van Klinken bent a hook on the River Glomma in 1984 so the abdomen would h...

More than just your everyday Humpy. This high visibility dry fly is a variation on the standard Humpy. It is heavily dressed - designed for float-a...

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...