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

Peeping out to get eaten This Jig caddis pattern is tied with a tungsten bead which is perfect for when the fish are hard on the bottom in a big...

A strip of rabbit fur doing the work no synthetic can The Zonker family has been pulling fish since Dan Byford tied the first one in Colorado in th...

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...

For fish that are grubbing about on the bottom When trout are working the river bed rather than looking up, the fly needs to be down there with the...

Dark and heavy, for cold water at the start of the season Early season water is often cold and carrying colour, and that is when a dark nymph outfi...

The original Elk Wing Caddis has had the wing modified to include CdC feathers for increased floatation, A few false casts will dry the fly off. On...

The dark one, for when the sky is doing the work A dark fly is easier for a trout to see from below against a bright sky than a pale one, which is ...

If you could only carry one dry, this would be a fair choice The Adams covers more water and more hatches than any other dry in the box, which is w...

A best seller. A very universal F-Fly variant from Jeremy Lucas, especially good when the fish are feeding on small sedges or dark midge. Barbless.

Easy pickings for fish feeding on adult or emerging bugs or wind blown terrestrials that have become trapped in and on the surface film. Barbless.

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 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...

Orange, for the water pink cannot cut through Orange holds its colour deeper and in dirtier water than pink does, so this is the tag jig for heavy ...

Same pink, moved to the other end A tag sits at the tail rather than the head, which changes what a fish sees: a dark body with the trigger trailin...

A flash of pink where the fish looks first The hot spot sits at the head, right at the point a trout focuses as the fly comes past, and pink is abo...

Rides point up, so it goes where you would not risk a normal nymph The jig hook is the whole point. A slotted tungsten bead flips the hook so it ri...

The imitative one, for when the water is low and clear Where most weighted jigs lean on a hot spot to get noticed, this one relies on looking right...

The most Australian fly there is, on a jig hook Martyn Flynn tied the first Red Tag in Worcestershire in the 1850s and called it the Worcestershire...