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A great hopper pattern for when those little fellas are hopping about. A thinner footprint on the water, a good choice when delicacy is the key....
View full detailsOne of the best flies to fish on its own or with a dropper. With a tied-in tippet ring and a great caddis profile, this fly is super-versatile, a...
View full detailsWeirdly, selective trout can often be undone using this pattern. The classic Bibio given the Hopper treatment, this style has become a modern cl...
View full detailsThe claret hopper with a touch of CDC not only makes this pattern extremely realistic but also buoyant. The classic hopper has been given the CD...
View full detailsDescription Spinners can provide some of the most exciting surface action found anywhere. Often drawing trout to the surface to pursue low-flyin...
View full detailsOn those tricky days when fish are rising once and then disappearing, this fly will pull them up. Tassie guide Christopher Bassano on the Loop W...
View full detailsThe orange Poly Spinner is equipped with bright colors with the classic spinner shape. This fly will stand out way more than the traditional blac...
View full detailsDescriptionBasically a parachute, but designed by Hans van Klinken so that the abdomen and tail dip into the water. Variations abound, but the conc...
View full detailsDescriptionA best seller. All sorts of adult terrestrial or aquatic bugs are represented by these flies which float perfectly for delicate fishing....
View full detailsA flashy claret twist on the classic Bob's Bits pattern Easy pickings for fish feeding on adult or emerging bugs that have become trapped in and...
View full detailsDescriptionBasically a parachute, but designed by Hans van Klinken so that the abdomen and tail dip into the water. Variations abound, but the conc...
View full detailsWe love fishing hoppers, and so should you. The orange body on this pattern is sure to induce some fishy interest. The original standard Hopper....
View full detailsDescriptionPrecise depth control for when you want a nymph to hang right under the surface film, these are possibly the answer, tied with a buoyant...
View full detailsAn amazingly buoyant dry fly that immitates a range of insects and is a go go to fly for the staff here at The Flyfisher A super buoyant attract...
View full detailsThe alder caddis is an excellent fly choice when fish are onto the darker colored caddis. Adult Alder flies are an important early season food s...
View full detailsThis is great beetle imitations on overgrown sections of river. This is a popular fly on the Big River east of Eildon. A good high floating Red ...
View full detailsThe bibio hopper from Bill Beck is a must-have pattern. Can be used to imitate duns, beetles, and even chironomids. Don't pass up the chance to ...
View full detailsThis Scottish wet fly will take you back in time with its traditional pattern, but it has stood the test of time. Fish today love it just as much...
View full detailsThis parachute-style fly is a fantastic searcher pattern. Similar to the classic Parachute Adams but with a flair of ginger to better attract att...
View full detailsA foam bodied hopper that is super bouant and deady in the head of summer when the paddocks have dried out and the fish are looking up. Natural ...
View full detailsOne of our go to flys for hopper season or when you need to trail a nymph below What's better than a Stimi? One with flexi floss legs of cours...
View full detailsA staple mayfly pattern Bassano on the Para Black Spinner: I don't think that this fly needs an introduction to people who fish in Tasmania and a...
View full detailsDescriptionA great new addition to the range from Fulling Mill consultant Craig McDonald.Our ViewThe tutty fruity is one of our favourites here at ...
View full detailsDescriptionA classic best seller. This delicate upwing dry fly is a great general mayfly representation, presenting the perfect profile to feeding ...
View full detailsDescriptionThe Oliver Edwards Pinkhammer has been designed to give us anglers the advantage. In difficult light conditions, this pink post Klinkham...
View full detailsDescriptionThe classic Greenwell's Glory, but tied with a parachute hackle so that it sits low and delicately on the water. Some anglers use nothin...
View full detailsDescriptionBasically a parachute, but designed by Hans van Klinken so that the abdomen and tail dip into the water. Variations abound, but the conc...
View full detailsDescriptionThis emerging pupa pattern has no hackle but relies on the natural floatation given by the CDC feathers projecting over the hook eye. Th...
View full detailsThe true brown beetle is the ideal beetle imiation for fishing the lakes down in Tassie. Small in profile, mighty in performance.
This fly is a stunning beauty and a pleasure to fish. The design captures the slender body and segmentation of a natural dun, and the wing is angl...
View full detailsAn American pattern designed by Ray Bergman for floatability and visibility in fast running water, in smaller sizes it makes a good Iron Blue imi...
View full detailsDescriptionThis heavy hackled dry fly can be used to imitate any small brown midge or gnat etc, the white hackle at the head can represent the fuzz...
View full detailsThis may be a simple pattern for a hopper, but it is deadly effective at imitating a range of terrestrials. A best seller. Originally inspired b...
View full detailsIf you could choose just one lake dry fly, this would be hard to go past. The CDC Bibio is a variation on the original Hopper as it uses the nat...
View full detailsDescriptionA sparse spinner pattern tied to match the hatch on New Zealand's famous Mataura river.Our ViewA sparse spinner pattern tied to match th...
View full detailsThe perfect fly for fishing to finicky trout Specialty flies that match the natural but highlighting trigger points making them irresistible t...
View full detailsAn excellent all-round attractor pattern. This pattern is considered a must-have for anglers fishing the South Island of New Zealand and is just...
View full detailsA staple mayfly pattern Bassano on the Para Orange Spinner: I don't think that this fly needs an introduction to people who fish in Tasmania and ...
View full detailsEasy pickings for fish feeding on adult or emerging bugs that have become trapped in and on the surface film
A great hopper pattern to try during those warm months. Super realistic, leggy and buggy. Slam one of these down and enjoy the ride. A realistic...
View full detailsA smaller cicada pattern, deadly for fishing hopper hatches or to cicada feeders when fish may be spooked by a bigger fly A Cicada pattern from R...
View full detailsThe perfect beetle pattern for fishing lakes throughout Tasmania on a Gum Beetle rise.
A big, buoyant foam Cicada ideal for turbulant water when natural materials wont cut it.
Brilliant texturing and an easily visible sighter make this a go-to sedge pattern for many anglers. The buoyant poly yarn under-wing paired with...
View full detailsTraditionally a stonefly pattern, the yellow sally proves deadly in caddis hatch driven waters such as The Goulburn
The deer hair wing makes this fly a reliable top-water performer, and the loopwing makes for an easily recognisable emerging profile. This s...
View full detailsThis popular chironomid pattern is a sure fire hit in lakes everywhere. Fished under an indicator, or very slowly retrieved, this is the perfect i...
View full detailsAn ideal spinner pattering with a cdc post for perfect presentation. CDC is naturally very buoyant, and holds floatant really well, so this fly i...
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