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If you like the Red Tag, try these! Tassie flyfishing guide Christopher Bassano on his Zulu Tag...This fly floats so well that it works superb...
View full detailsThe coch y bundhu is an extremely effective terrestrial imitation that is perfect for small streams or stillwater lakes. From beetles to other sm...
View full detailsDescriptionA great new addition to the range from Fulling Mill consultant Kieron Jenkins.Our ViewThis olive emerger is the perfect colour and sits ...
View full detailsDescription This collection of flies has been hand-picked by the best guide in Victoria! Yes, that's Scotty Xanthoulakis from Wilderness Fly Fishin...
View full detailsDominate early season with this carefully curated selection of flies for fishing our local rivers in higher flows. This early season collectio...
View full detailsDescription Tassie giude Christopher Bassano on the Spun fly... The “Spun” is as the name suggests, a half spinner, half dun. It was invented by my...
View full detailsThis Holy Grail has a bright tungsten bead tied into the body to add tons of weight, but also to attract fish with that enticing sparkle. The Ho...
View full detailsKJ always produces deadly flies, and this hi-vis streamer is nbo exception! Great fished in lakes to imitate damsels, tadpoles, and smallbaitfish,...
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 detailsGreat for imitating baitfish such as smelt, this zonker pattern features a cone head for increased action during sink and draw retrieve. A bar...
View full detailsOne of the top Kozzie Dun patterns. Floats well and mimics the natural beautifully. Movement, good profile, and highly buoyant, distinguishes Pro...
View full detailsA big, buoyant foam Cicada ideal for turbulant water when natural materials wont cut it. Wide legs increase the profile, meaning this fly is sure...
View full detailsA classic nymph, deadly on both lakes and rivers A best-selling variation of the Prince Nymph which is a good general-purpose nymph pattern su...
View full detailsThis zonker pattern imitates a small fish in the water. The leather zonker strap creates amazing movement that will bring those big feeders in fo...
View full detailsThis humungous with a silver bead and flash will have trout chasing it with every retrieve. Description The Humungous was invented by Scottish fl...
View full detailsThese Peeping Caddis can be masterful to interest a large fish holding deep. Originally tied as a grayling fly, hence its heavyweight to target d...
View full detailsThis buzzer pattern is highly effective. It uses simplicity to its advantage, and the red touch on the cheek of the fly gives that extra fire to ...
View full detailsAn even more noticeable take on our favourite, the Duarcell. This fly is sure to catch a trout's eye in the murkiest of water. We've unleashed t...
View full detailsYoshi's X Factor is an ideal searching pattern for when you're not sure what the fish are eating. Renowned for saving the day on tricky NZ fish.
A 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 detailsAn absolutely legendary fly on our lakes, be sure to check out the Orange variant as well. Description A streamlined Damsel nymph imitation featu...
View full detailsThe hare's ear pattern is one of the most effective trout patterns. This fly floats extremely well and is equipped with a high visibility white p...
View full detailsDescriptionPrecise depth control for when you want a nymph to hang right under the surface film, these are possibly the answer, usually tied with a...
View full detailsThe flashbacked pheasant tail is one of the most effective mayfly nymph imitations that can be used to this date. We recommend never hitting the ...
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 detailsWith a streamlined conehead and plenty of marbou action, this streamer is an upgraded wooly bugger that has a bone to pick with the nearest trou...
View full detailsFishing Tassie in March-May, you'll want to be carrying these. My go to fly when the Jassids are about, gathers dust in the fly box waiting fo...
View full detailsDavy's brown termite is a go-to classic for darker-coloured imitations. A great sedge pattern designed by Davy Wotton featuring a looped elk hai...
View full detailsBlobs are excellent when nothing else seems to be working. Fish simply can't resist their bright bushy profile. Devastatingly effective, blobs ca...
View full detailsA deadly imitation for Australian baitfish such as Smelt or Galaxids. Effective on a varied retrieve fished shallow or deep. A fly as effective o...
View full detailsAn amazing hopper pattern for the stalking fish on the banks of the Goulburn. When we designed RIO's Steel Plow for steelhead, many folks comment...
View full detailsA 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 detailsDescriptionA best seller. All sorts of adult terrestrial or aquatic bugs are represented by these flies which float perfectly for delicate fishing....
View full detailsDescriptionSpecialty flies that match the natural but highlighting trigger points making them irresistible to fish.
DescriptionBasically 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 detailsMidges don't always feed just below the surface, get down to the fish and fast with this bead-head black midge. This micro midge with its weight...
View full detailsA natural coloured pattern with a tonne of bugginess. Fish this in the alpine streams and watch the fish pile up! The Seals Fur nymph is a grea...
View full detailsSimple but effective, this buggy hare's ear nymph is perfect for deep pools and fast water, meaning no trout is out of reach! Hares Ears are high...
View full detailsThe living damsel has an extended body, giving it plenty of action in the water. With an excellent profile and weighted eyes, this fly is a great...
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 detailsEarly evening these flies are deadly on trout. For lakes, fish them at the ripple line on a lee shore. Traditionally fished on a floating line b...
View full detailsA New Zealand style Willow Grub Pattern tied with CDC A must have fly for anyone fishing willow lined rivers in Australia and New Zealand. In pa...
View full detailsWhile wooly buggers receive all the hype, these "cat flies" are a useful variation to fish as a team or singularly. Tassie fishing guide Bill Be...
View full detailsThis Holy Grail has a bright tungsten bead tied into the body to add tons of weight, but also to attract fish with that enticing sparkle. Featur...
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 detailsAn essential pattern when fishing Victoria's western lakes. A Damsel nymph imitation features a body tied from Straggle and a long mobile marabou...
View full detailsSize can be a very important factor when a fish decides to feed or not. For their size, these micro shrimp are ultra-realistic. Even the most par...
View full detailsGreat 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...
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