Deer hair flies create a fish inducing wake behind them.

Particularly good in turbulent water.

Like the Royal Wulff, this fly is an excellent searching pattern.

An excellent medium dun pattern.

This versatile pattern is deadly on balling midge feeders.

The classic Greenwell's Glory, but tied with a parachute hackle.

This delicate upwing dry fly is a great general mayfly representation.

This versatile pattern may be used to imitate small sedges, olives, or midges.

This is a terrific waking pattern when skated on the surface during a caddis hatch.

This is a terrific waking pattern when skated on the surface during a caddis hatch.

This CDC bodied fly floats well and is deadly on picky caddis feeders.

The claret colour is effective on emerging mayfly feeders.

The green colour in this fly is effective on emerging caddis feeders.

Without doubt one of the great attractor patterns that gets consistently eaten.

The Stimulator is a highly bouyant bushy impressionistic pattern.

The Stimulator is a highly bouyant bushy impressionistic pattern.

Spinners can provide some of the most exciting surface action found anywhere.

Spinners can provide some of the most exciting surface action found anywhere.

Effective on rivers and lakes.

Originally developed in Tasmania, this pattern is an excellent representation of emerging mayflies.

Deer hair flies create a fish inducing wake behind them.

The grey colour in this fly is effective on caddis and light coloured mayfly feeders.

The black colour in this fly is effective on just about everything from ants to caddis.

No serious angler should be without a good selection of terrestrial patterns, especially ants.