Fly Fishing

Yet another highly favoured dry fly, when the time is right, it's like fishing with dynamite.

Excellent for fishing into the darker recesses when the hatches have faded and there's a few hungry trout about.

A staple to both the angler and trout alike when summer rolls around. A must for the warm weather angler.

Familiar the world over, the Elkwing Caddis is used widely and to great effect when it comes to imitating the natural caddis.

Another vulnerable caddis pattern, great to attracting trout looking for an easy meal.

One of the classics for early spring dries, the CDC will keep this fly afloat just breaking through the water film, to best imitate the emerging ha...

A rusty spinner variation on a bent shank hook. Imitates a spent mayfly in a realistic manner and proven for very fussy trout.

A homing beacon for big trout, this large, bright attractor is incredibly buoyant and works well in the faster flowing waters.

An extended bodied Eastern Green Drake imitation worth having in your box. This pattern is a low rider so it presents an exceptional profile to fee...

A repeated presence on the podium when it comes to dry fly sales, the Royal Wulff is a 'Must Have' for every angler getting out on the water for th...

Similar to the Western Pale Evening Dun, the Pale Sulphur tends to hatch in the evening and when it does, this is what you need to hand.

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 ...

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

Tom Baltz designed this little gem for fishing the limestoners of Pennsylvania, Tom knows a thing or two about that subject as this fly is a proven...

Tom Baltz designed this little gem for fishing the limestoners of Pennsylvania, Tom knows a thing or two about that subject as this fly is a proven...

This pattern is meant to imitate the Eastern Green Drake but, we've had some great success come out of the Western US when their smaller drakes are...

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...

A quill bodied, Cdc loop winged wonder! This little bug accounts for many fish we hear, must be true since they adorn anglers boxes nationwide.

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...

A neat little emerging midge with the parachute making it easy to spot.

Mr Wulff's signature pattern using hair instead of feathers for the wings and tail. Great for fast flowing water.

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

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...