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Something about this bug just screams "Eat Me!" This guy works on everything from trout to bass, we’ve personally lipped some massive smallies caug...

A fly that needs little by way of introduction. A purple variant on the imitation Mayfly Dun.

Dainty dries sometimes call for a hi-viz solution. A bi-colored polypro indicator for certain lighting situations gives you the best advantage for ...

The Chernobyl Ant is an unusual looking fly that is constructed from foam so is unsinkable, the mobile legs will move with the slightest of retriev...

Cheech Pierce designed this terrestrial pattern for warmer months when fish are targeting bugs that happen to fall from trees and bushes.

Whenever there are midges around and fish actively keying in on them, this awesome little fly is a killer. EP fibers for the tail and wings keep th...

Neat little dry fly that will sit down on the surface whilst attracting plenty of attention.

The Chubby Duo. What's a Duo? Well, we've taken a tippet ring and incorporated it into the bend of hook to make our Chubby the ultimate Chu...

Basically a parachute, but designed by Hans van Klinken so that the abdomen and tail dip into the water. Variations abound, but the concep...

A more modern take on a staple dry fly pattern, the Lexi's Get 'er Dun patterns are desinged with a trouts appetite in mind. Slim bodies, defining ...

A superb spinner representation of the Grey Drake. A popular fly in the Western US, this bug is a staple food source for trout who occupy rivers an...

Grant Bench is a serious fly desinger, you can tell by just looking at the Bread Line Emerger that this fly angler knows what he's doing. This one ...

What's better than a Stimi? One with flexi floss legs of course. More durable than rubber, this leggy Stimulator variant will be one of your go-to'...

The practical CDC & Elk pattern gets a "pop" with an addition of  a hi-viz indicator. Great for low light fishing situations.

When they won't eat anything else, throw them a piece of birthday cake… I think Hank Patterson said that and this big hopper imitation rings to tha...

Dainty dries sometimes call for a hi-viz solution. A bi-colored polypro indicator for certain lighting situations gives you the best advantage for ...

Dainty dries sometimes call for a hi-viz solution. A bi-colored polypro indicator for certain lighting situations gives you the best advantage for ...

A prolific classic dry fly that sits low in the water - a good one to deploy when the hatch is on

As if an emerger doesn’t make for easy enough prey, this crippled version will surely attract attention and so it does.

The tempting Dawkin's Bi-Focal Emerger perfectly mimics a mayfly at the water's surface.

The transitional stage from Caddis to Emerger is critical as it breaks through the film of the water and that's where the CDC comes in helping to k...

Another great pattern, loved in the UK for stillwater fishing, works as a second fly too.

A sensational dry fly, not too heavily dressed yet easy to track as it drifts across the surface.

From the bench of Curtis Fry, this beefed up Moodah is perfect for a "Hopper Dropper" set up.