Flies

Thanks to the bead head this flashy nymph is easy to deliver down into the feeding zone where it will ensure you get the attention required. If the...

The Copper John, a must have. It's as simple as that, a hugely effective alluring pattern. Famous for a reason.

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.

From the box of World Champion Angler, Lubos Roza of the Czech Republic. This Red Tag variant features a slim profile with sparse CDC hackle and ho...

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...

The Fly Formely Known As Prince If this prince variant doesn't catch their attention, nothing will. The ammout of fish this fly accounts for throug...

The 'Bead Head Prince Nymph', also known as the 'Brown Forked Tail' catches fish all the year round. It was developed by Doug Prince in CA in the 1...

From the box of World Champion Angler, Lubos Roza of the Czech Republic. This Pink-Tag variation offers a dark dubbed body for color variance and s...

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

Yet another highly favoured dry fly, when the time is right, it's like fishing with dynamite.

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.

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...