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A fantastic hopper to add to your collection. Super realistic, foam tied with a yarn wing. A favourite of ours. PLEASE NOTE ACTUAL FLY HAS A YARN...
View full detailsDescriptionThe Klinkhammer was designed by Hans van Klinken so that the abdomen and tail drop into the water, a brilliant emerger style fly for bot...
View full detailsMidge hatches can happen at all depths, don't be caught on a lake without some weighted buzzers. These flashy midge patterns will get you to the ...
View full detailsA best seller. A great tactical parachute hackled dry from Jeremy Lucas, fish as a single dry fly, or in larger sizes it is perfect for duo/trio us...
View full detailsA deadly fly all year round on Tasmanian and Victorian stillwaters as both a damselfly or smelt imatation Tassie flyfishing guide Christopher Ba...
View full detailsA 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 ...
View full detailsGrayling can't get enough of this pink tail, but trout and perch will also have a hard time saying no. Great fished as part of a nymphing set-up,...
View full detailsA must in every Tassie fly fisher's fly box for when trout lock in on orange mayfly spinners. Description There are many orange spinner patterns...
View full detailsWhen there's mayfly around, make sure you have these in your fly box! Tassie flyfishing guide Christopher Bassano on his Claret Nymph...Claret h...
View full detailsGreat 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...
View full detailsThis fly is deadly in still water scenarios. When retrieved slowly it imitates smelt, a stick caddis, a leach, you name it. A must-have in any fly...
View full detailsParticularly good in turbulent water, the yellow humpy is a very buoynt attractor pattern. The bright yellow body means it can be seen by fish f...
View full detailsDescription Tassie guide Christopher Bassano on the Carrot fly... As with the ‘Claret Carrot’, this fly was introduced to Australia by Englishman, ...
View full detailsWhen there's mayfly around, make sure you have these in your fly box! Tassie flyfishing guide Bill Beck on his Krystal Flash Nymph... For the la...
View full detailsAndrzejs Hi Vis are excellent flies! They are usually fished European Nymph style, but can still be effective as a point fly in a normal dropper/...
View full detailsThe parachute caddis should be tied on when the light is low and fish are actively feeding on sedges. This fly sits high on the surface and the h...
View full detailsThe March Brown is a fantastic fly that effectively imitates a number of mayfly species, as well as other insects living below the surface. When ...
View full detailsDesigned to cut through the water in heavy flows, this nymph always catches fish. Cut through fast water quickly with our new Perdigon jig range...
View full detailsThis black ant pattern is simple, but effective. There isn't a better fly to have when the trout are feeding on ants. A best seller. When ants s...
View full detailsA thinner body, foam hopper pattern. Tied with a natural yarn wing and long rubber legs. A great hopper pattern for when those little fellas are...
View full detailsA fantastic hi-vis beetle pattern for your next lake trip. When ants are blowing onto a lake or falling into a stream trout can become preoccup...
View full detailsAn 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...
View full detailsKieron Jenkins has designed another winner with this Strangled Damsel. The green bead head and orange flash in the collar gives this fly a great c...
View full detailsDescriptionThe realistic soft nature of these flies makes trout grab and hold on!Our ViewThe realistic soft nature of these flies makes trout grab ...
View full detailsDescriptionSpinners can provide some of the most exciting surface action found anywhere. Often drawing trout to the surface to pursue low-flying in...
View full detailsNothing crazy with the Biot nymphs, just tested and reliable patterns that frequently yield fish. The gold bead will bring in advantageous feeders...
View full detailsObviously perfect for New Zealand dairy country but equally good on our home waters. We prefer them in size #14. An excellent all-round attracto...
View full detailsThe Pink Hot Spot has an uncanny ability to bring those fish off that bottom that have refused to move all day. The fly has just enough flash, wi...
View full detailsHave you ever heard the old saying 'If it ain't broke, don't fix it'? Well, this hare's ear pattern proves the saying true. This classic fly has ...
View full detailsA big "do it all" streamer. The articulations bring in some fantastic movement while the stinger hook makes it difficult to short strike. Fi...
View full detailsOne of the more effective and flashy nymph patterns. The buggy collar and green and red ribbing help this fly stand out in the murkiest of wat...
View full detailsBlobs are excellent when nothing else seems to be working. Fish simply can't resist their bright bushy profile. Devastatingly effective, blobs c...
View full detailsA great Lake fly for bigger trout, the articulations give this fly unparalelled movement in the water. Cheech's flagship pattern. The Cheech Le...
View full detailsThis versatile pattern is deadly on balling midge feeders. Best known for representing balling midges, this pattern imitates a wide range of ter...
View full detailsPicking the right buzzer pattern can be elusive. This olive pattern is tried and tested, and sure to grab fishy attention when drifted below the ...
View full detailsThese Spanish bullets sink like, well, bullets. That is no joke, they plummet to the bottom. A perfect fly to fish European Nymph style, or under...
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