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The Black Spinner must surely be the most popular dry fly for polaroiding on Tasmanian lakes. If not, it should be.

These flies are under used by almost every Tasmanian angler and although the window of opportunity to use them may be small in com

This fly floats so well that it works superbly with a nymph hanging under it.

No fish in the western lakes is safe when using this fly.

The tying of this fly ensures that no matter how it lands, it looks the same to the fish.

The Parachute Possum Emerger will get eaten from the start to the end of the hatch.

Big trout and cod beware.

Effective on rivers and lakes.

Fishing Tassie March-May, you'd want to be carrying these.

Deadly high floating dun pattern.

"My guiding diary over the past twenty years clearly shows that this fly has caught many, many more fish than any other fly I have

On those tricky days when fish are rising once and then disappearing, this fly will pull them up.

If you have trouble seeing your flies, this is a good one for you.

As claret is a particularly good colour in Australia when our mayflies are hatching, the claret carrot was always going to be succ

A delicate upwing dry fly with a huge following across the world.

A global best-seller.

An excellent representation of emerging mayfly duns.

A must-have for anglers fishing the South Island.

Adult damsel flies are a common sight in warmer months and are eagerly hunted by trout.

Effective as a general representation of many different terrestrial and aquatic insects.

Represents a variety of struggling insects in the water's surface.

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

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

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