An ultra buggy wet fly that everyone should have in their box. Originating from the Loughs of Ireland this wet fly has become as equally popul...

A bold, flashy streamer.  Perfect for use as an attractor pattern, especially in stained water.   A scaled down Mini Streamer, perfect when t...

A traditional spider pattern with a peacock herl to add some extra flash. Dead drift this fly or fish with a very slow retrieve. A prowling fish ...

Great fly for our local waters also.  Plenty of movement and UV sparkle. Originating from the Loughs of Ireland this modern wet fly with the add...

An Alexandra may be an old pattern but there's a reason its been around for so long. It is one of the most productive wet flies you can use. Fish...

Description Spiders have seen a new age of popularity on stillwaters in recent years and are a good choice at the beginning of a hatch when insect...

On 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...

  Great smaller style english wet fly.   It can effectively imitate a wide range of food sources and will entice a bite from even the most stand-o...

A classic wet that serves as the perfect searching pattern The Mrs. Simpson serves as an excellent dark streamer pattern with a large silhouette ...

A great fly for our local waters, the straggler has plenty of bugginess to lure in those finnicky Victorian trout!  Originating from the Loughs o...

The simple black spider gets some extra pop, with a pearl tinsel body. Spiders have seen a new age of popularity in recent years and are a goo...

Hopper legs elevate this flies' action in a big way, making it the perfect buggy fly to generate some eats in the Victorian lakes this year.   Th...

Description Tassie fishing guide Bill Beck on his Bibio Hopper pattern... The best nondescript fly in my fly box. Will take fish blind and takes t...

Sometimes less is more. This spider pattern is simple but effective. Best fished as an emerging fly. Spiders have seen a new age of popularity i...

A gorgeous, must-have pattern for the lakes this winter.  Description The Black Pennell was invented in the last century by H. Cholmondeley-Penne...

An extremely versatile cruncher pattern, this slow-sinking fly works a treat for stillwater sessions, with good movement.  Can be used on floating...

  The rear-loaded tungsten weights on this wet fly bring the action, with a high-vis orange highlight to make sure your line goes tight.  Perfect ...

The wriggling action of the legs on this fly proves irresistible to fish all over Australia, making it an extremely effective pattern.  It doesn't ...

Cormorants are extremely effective fly patterns when fish have gone off the big stuff, but are still up for a chase. They are a great pattern to ...

Originating from the Loughs of Ireland this modern dark wet fly is as popular for rainbow trout as it is for browns. A great suggestive wet fly ...

  This fly is a “Tasmanian” version of a wonderful English fly called the “Bristol Hopper”. This style of fly was first introduced to Australia by ...

This classic English Hopper fly effectively imitates a wide range of food sources, and is sure to entice a reaction strike before the fish even k...

  If the buzzers are dominating the hatch, throw on this variant of a classic wet fly.  Perfect for rivers, creeks and lakes alike, the icy thorax...

Hopper legs elevate this flies' buggy profile, making it the perfect dry fly to generate some eats in the Victorian lakes this year.   The Black ...

  This classic hopper fly effectively imitates a wide range of  food sources, and is sure to entice a reaction strike before the fish even know wh...

This classic English Hopper fly effectively imitates a range of food sources, and is sure to entice a reaction strike before the fish even know w...

The UV cormorant is a fantastic wet fly.  It can effectively imitate a wide range of food sources and will entice a bite from even the most stand-...