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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...

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

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...

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...

Have you heard about the Hare's Ear? An excellent medium dun pattern with the hackle wound horizontally around an upright 'wing' or post. This is a...

For the rise you can see but cannot match When fish are working steadily on something too small to identify, they are usually on midge, and often o...

The same olive, sitting lower in the film This is the Greenwell's dressing rebuilt on a parachute hackle, wound flat around an upright post instead...

Still the answer to an olive hatch, 170 years on Canon William Greenwell came off the Tweed in May 1854 beaten by a pale olive hatch, took a natura...

Originally called the Fratnik Midge, but now simply referred to as the F Fly. This versatile pattern may be used to imitate small sedges, olives, o...

A delicacy for the hungry trout. With hundreds of species of Trichoptera present in Australia, Caddis are a major source of food for trout. This is...

A delicacy for hungry trout. There are hundreds of species of Trichoptera present in Australia and Caddis are a major source of food for hungry tro...

A representative of many struggling insects in the water. The CdC Bibio is a variation on the original Hopper as it uses the natural water repellen...

The classic Bibio has been given the Hopper treatment, this style has become a modern classic. Effective as a general representation of many differ...

Ants are in the air No serious angler should be without a good selection of terrestrial patterns, especially ants. When ants are blown onto the wat...

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

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...

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...

True Classics Never Die The Bibio on top dropper of a three fly lake rig is a stalwart. Fished half-submerged under choppy ice cold water, it's sig...

Where there are willows, there are grubs, where there are willow grubs, there are trout. Willows are an unfortunate invasive species along or water...