Flies / Dries

Hailing from the banks of the Ausable river, this hairwing dry will ride high in the water. Most effective in the right situation.

A big buoyant deer hair version of the Adams flies. Good for casting into faster flowing water, and reliable at that.

Far from Usual, this is a slight anomaly, great for trying when all else seems to be failing.

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

One of the earliest hatches which anglers have been imitating for years. Try skating these above the surface past any interested parties and you sh...

A delicate upwing fly covers general representations and specific matches presenting a perfect shape to feeding fish.

A homing beacon for big trout, this large, bright attractor is incredibly buoyant and works well in the faster flowing waters.

Mr Wulff's signature pattern using hair instead of feathers for the wings and tail. Great for fast flowing water.

One of THE all time greats, the natural March Brown is an important early season food source for trout which appears from March - April, Match the ...

Developed as an eastern pattern, but just as effective in the west, the Gray Fox is often seen alongside the March Brown, be sure to have both on h...

One of the earlier mayfly hatches is the ephermerlla subvaria or Dark Hendrickson. This is an old favourite for a reason. It works when it's time c...

From May to September, hatches of Light Cahill occur, if you see them, this is the fly to chuck out there. A proven pattern for sure.