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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...

Everyone needs good Blowie in their Box Blowfly patterns are synonmas with big trout, searching big rifles in open braided rivers, slapping them do...

No weight in the fly, so the line does the deciding An unweighted streamer swims level rather than diving, which means the depth it fishes at is se...

Take a Red-Tag and a Hopper, Smash them Together, Brilliant. Rather than being a Frankenstein of a fly, this is the perfect combination of a beetle...

Beatis are back! Then again they never really went anywhere... An ultra-slim profile, super lifelike tail and leg arrangement, this fly is a clear/...

A fantastic Kosciuszko dun pattern Big Mayflys, Big results. The Mohican will slay those big Kozzie Dun feeders when the big bugs pop. 

Trout love a Damsel in Distress  An Excellent crippled/egg laying Damsel pattern with a dis-jointed hanging thorax that will stand out in a swarm o...

A standout-natural Pheasant tail Jig This is a stellar all-rounder of a jig pattern. Natural with just the slightest hint of flash around the thora...

Get Down, Get Dirty A great Jig fly for dirty water; a little bit of CdC, a touch of flash and all class from Kieron Jenkins.

The bright head is doing more than helping you see it A hot head puts a single point of colour right where a fish focuses as the fly comes past, wh...

A lure small enough to fish among wet flies The Humungus came off the Scottish lochs as a small lure rather than a full streamer, and that size is ...

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...

The last meal of the evening, and the one they rarely refuse Every mayfly ends the same way. After the mating flight the spinners fall to the water...

A big mayfly, for when a big mouthful is what they want The green drake is the largest mayfly most Northern Hemisphere anglers will ever see, close...

The Chernobyl Ant is an unusual looking fly that is constructed from foam so it is unsinkable, the mobile legs will move with the even slightest of...

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...

Tie it on with a loop knot and it comes alive A tungsten bead on a jig hook does two things at once: it drops the fly fast and it flips the hook po...

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...