A Floating nymph variant looks like easy pickings for hungry trout!  Great for the next mayfly hatch, the foam wing case helps this fly stay on t...

Born from Andrew and Damien's trip to the Snowy, this fly is specifically for targeting trout that are looking for aphids.  The aphid hatch is sel...

This fly was designed to match the profile of a termite as closely as possible, whilst maintaining the ability to float on the surface.  With the ...

The Kelly Tag is a buggy beetle pattern that's perfect for the Great Lakes of Tasmania.  The buoyant deer hair body limits your floatant usage whi...

Designed to match the profile and colours of the tassie gum beetle, this fly is a tailor-made performer. Bobbing upright on the surface, the stra...

This buoyant booby fly comes with a tippet ring, making it an ideal part of a dropper rig.  Fish this fly in rivers and lakes where you want to co...

This stimulator pattern is great for trout, with enough straggle to draw fish in from far and wide.  Great fished above a midge, this fly is a fan...

This high-vis hopper has plenty of bugginess, with a hackle and set of articulated legs.  The hot tag makes this fly easily visible to fish, perfe...

A super buoyant beetle pattern with a hi-vis poly yarn post for easy visibility on windy days.

An easy to see fly, and a tempting meal for big trout! Perfect for fishing the lakes down in Tassie.

Finally, a carp fly that sits both below and above the surface! This fly is necessary for your next outing.  The ultimate dog biscuit imitation!...

A simple Cicada for summer nights, the Ronan in size 8 is a consistent performer.  Super visible with a great profile, this fly is great for Victo...

This beetle pattern slays trout during the Bonduu hatch.  During a terrestrial feeding frenzy on the highland lakes, this fly is sure to put fish ...

This generalised hopper pattern is a great attractor, sitting on the surface and drawing in predators! The high vis pink wing makes it easy to det...

A fantastic fly for fishing a hopper hatch, cicada hatch, or prospecting with a nymph underneath. Ol Mr Wiggly was our inspiration for RIO's Soft C...

The humpy lineup is one of the best dries to use in swift water. The colors and the materials on this fly are second to none when it comes to pre...

Paul says : This white-posted beetle stands out under a dark canopy of trees or during other challenging light conditions making it the ideal co...

Paul Procter says : Neglect beetles at your peril. This Hi-Viz dressing is your get out of jail free card come the warmer months.

The true March Brown is a much localised ephemeropteran. Fortunately for us fly-fishers the difference is not that obvious between a few of these...

When realistic cicada patterns are being refused the Thong Cicada is a deadly weapon to have in your aresenal. From the Goulburn to the Mohaka it ...

Sedgehogs have long been a favourite among wild brown trout anglers as of late, those fishing for stocked rainbow trout. The McPhail Loch Ordie Se...

A great barbless general spider pattern which could be fished when anything from March Browns to Caddis are on the menu.

Super buoyant, leggy and with a flash under the wing, this fly is a masterpiece of Manic tying.  The dense parachute holds plenty of floatant as ...

Imitating the profile of a vulnerable snail, this fly is great to have in case the trout are looking for escargot! Snails can sometimes float jus...