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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...

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

A fantastic streamer pattern that's hard to refuse to a hungry trout.  Ideal for lakes and rivers, Bassano's Shrek works when stripped, dead-drifte...

An extremely effective streamer pattern for lakes and rivers alike. This fly is brilliant at imitating a damselfly as well as an attractor which pu...

A perfect lake streamer for cloudy water with a tungsten bead to get down to the fish. A great counterpart to the McGoo Unweighted Orange UV , this...

The olive thread head McGoo is another terrific damsel imitation that works very well in all of Australia's shallow impoundments. Whether it is fa...

This fly originates from Ireland and was then further developed by Ballarat fly anglers, Vern Barby and, to a lesser extent, Craig Coltman. Alt...

Bring back wet flies! The Krystal Cat is a wet fly that just plain works. Taking inspiration from flies like the zonker and the red tag, the Krysta...

A mix-match of a royal coachman and a zonker. When the oversized streamers aren't cutting it downsize to Becks Lurex Cat, a wet fly designed for so...

The wet fly you've been waiting for. Just got a new sink tip or floating intermediate line and need a fly to clean up on rivers and lakes? Look no ...

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...

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...

Get Jiggy with it The Jig Bugger is a versatile variant of the classic woolly-bugger great for lakes and rivers, naturally drifted like a large nym...

Hot head point flies are freakishly effective! Fish it in a team or on it's own as a searching pattern in rivers. The motion and fluidity of this ...

A scaled-down barbless Mini Streamer, ideal as a yabbie, baitfish or attractor pattern. Fished in conjunction with standard wet flies on either th...

A very effective lake pattern designed to imitate the natural chironomid. Fished under an indicator or slow retrieved at different depths, this i...

Get Jiggy with it The Jig Bugger is a versatile variant of the classic woolly-bugger great for lakeds and rivers, naturally drifted like a large n...

The Muddler Minnow will never leave you disappointed. A fly traditionally fished on a floating line but also being used more and more on sinkers. T...

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