Flies

Sometimes you need a large heavy search pattern. 101 covers all the bases with its heavy tungsten bead and rubber legs. Hook: Tiemco 2302

When fish become more selective on mayfly/baetis a thin profile pheasant tail nymph works best. For rainbows and browns in nearly every waterway...

This is the copper tungsten beaded variation of the classic New Zealand Hare & Copper. Hares fur blended with a small amount of copper flash. C...

"I dont know where I would be without this fly, it is my go to pattern. It has caught fish for me all over the world in places I have been fortunat...

This is the classic New Zealand Hare & Copper with added UV attraction and a black tungsten bead.

This is the red tungsten beaded variation of the classic New Zealand Hare & Copper. Hares fur blended with a small amount of copper flash. C...

I caught my first ever lake fish on this fly decades ago and it is as successful today as it was then. Used as a point fly in a team or on its own ...

This fly evolved very slowly over a number of years and we carry them in olive and black. For those of you who have been fortunate enough to get in...

As for the McGoo but used more in dirty or milky water and when rainbows are common. This fly is often a first choice for me at the start and end o...

Shrek has arguably been the most successful Tasmanian streamer pattern over the last few years. It was developed/invented by top Aussie angler, Joe...

Most of us are familiar with the power of the Prince nymphs. This is a purple bodied variant with a high Ultra violet content Works exceptionall...

This is a colour variation of a fly design I carry in 3 different colours. This one has a pearl body with a high Ultra Violet content. Pretty effec...

This is a colour variation of a fly design we carry in 3 different colours. This one has a bright Green body. Pretty effective dry fly in its ow...

Another Pheasant Tail variant with ice blue dubbing in the thorax. This is the black tungsten bead version. A firm favorite with trout worldwide. T...

This is the gold tungsten beaded variation of the classic New Zealand Hare & Copper. Hares fur blended with a small amount of copper flash. Cat...

A consistently high performing pattern on clear waterways throughout the world. Enough flash and colour but not too much. A go-to searching patt...

The "Bitch Variant” is also called “Fiona” from time to time. I was introduced to this fly by another one of Australia’s top fly fishermen, Royce B...

A generic jig caddis nymph pattern for lowland rivers or fast boisterous/boulder strewn waterways where caddis are in high numbers and or a larger ...

A generic jig caddis nymph pattern for lowland rivers or fast boisterous/boulder strewn waterways where caddis are in high numbers and or a larger ...

This is the black tungsten beaded variation of the classic New Zealand Hare & Copper. Hares fur blended with a small amount of copper flash. Ca...

This fly originates from Ireland and was then further developed by Ballarat fly anglers, Vern Barby and, to a lesser extent, Craig Coltman. Althoug...

The Humongous has been an excellent fly for many years but as usual, we are always looking at ways to tie a fly that is just as effective as the or...

A good high floating Red Tag variant, easily seen on both bright and dull days. Effective on rivers and lakes. Use a floating fly line.

"I dont know where I would be without this fly, it is my go to pattern. It has caught fish for me all over the world in places I have been fortunat...