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Yellow Mayfly

Eventhough the season for fishing the Yellow Mayfly or Heptagenia Sulphurea is over the fly can still fool the fish to rise to the surface and inhale this beautiful pattern.

Mottled Leach

The Mottled Leach is a small worm fly with a weighted head and marabou tail which give the fly a very lively movement in both still as well as running water.

Pattegrisen

Some people love it - and some people hate it… but we all agree on the effective shrimpfly - the Pattegris - is a real must-have in the fly-box.

Dirty Olive Zonker

Zonkerflies are popular and a an "easy-to-tie-fly". The wing is made by a strip of skin often rabbit or squirrel for smaller flies and it creates a very lively and pulsating fly while fishing and retr...

Blue Rat

One of the biggest flytiers in Denmark, and the rest of the world - is famous Poul Jorgensen. He is a Dane who spent most of his life in the United States, where he earned quite a reputation as an exc...

Latex & CDC Nymph

An “easy-to-tie” nymph is a must have in the box when chasing trout and graylings in streams or lakes.

Muddler Minnow

The Muddler Minnow was originated by Don Gapen of Anoka, Minnesota in 1936 as a sculpin imitation, and has proven its worth through time.

Flat Head Tubefly

Fishing for sea-run brown in the rivers ad streams often happens during the night or the darkest hours of the day.

Magic Bugger

The Wooly Bugger is proberbly one of the most versatile flies ever invented. The long soft tail made of marabou and the palmerhackle give this fly the movement a few fish can resist.

Floating Gamma

Gammarus or scuds are proberbly one of the most important prey for trout and graylings, so allways have some in the box.

Vulgata Nymph

The mayfly nymphs or Vulgata nymphs can really trigger the trouts and graylings in river, streams or lakes. Theese big nymphs are an important food-source and a must have in the box.

Thunder Creek

Baitfish patterns can be super complicated with lots of materials and difficult to tie, but one of the old classics into streamers and baitfish-imitations is the Thunder Creek.

Sand Shrimp

In todays video Svenja is tying up her sand shrimp. In Svenja´s own words: "The sand shrimp is very good for fishing the bank areas. It should be stripped slowly floating,.

Heavy Mayfly Nymph

We love to see trout feeding in the surface - and a few trout fishers will go as far as to fish dry flies only.

Green Diamond Magnus

In todays video Svenja is tying up a buggy little critter she calls "diamond Green Magnus". A fishy little killer is what we, here at Ahrex, think it is!!

Jiggy The Sandeel

Talking about classic saltwaterflies the fly Clousers Minnow has to be in the top-three, closely followed up the Jiggy.

Lady Caroline

The mighty River Spey in Scotland is proberbly one of the most iconic rivers, when we talk about salmonfishing and salmonflies.

Banana Zonker

Top producing fly for large Scandinavian fresh run salmon. This tube fly is tied by Danish Bo Nielsen, and is his version of Swedish Micke Andresson’s Bananen or the Banana Fly.

Orange Tube with black woolhead

Large dark tube fly tied by Henrik Kure Nielsen.
This fly is made for sea trout/sea run brown hunting at night in Denmark, but will be useful for sea trout and salmon fishing just about anywhere. Ti...

Simple Banana Tubefly

The Banana Fly - originally tied by Swedish flyfisher and tyer Mikael Andersson has a gained large success all over Scandinavia.

Mantis Shrimp Variant

The grand-old-man in saltwater-flyfishing and -tying Bob Veverka created the famous pattern The Mantis Shrimp.

Polar Magnus

The black and grey colors of the grizzly combined with at pink collar is the key-ingredient of the famous Polar Magnus - one of the most popular flies for the danish coastal flyfishing for sea-run

Spey Baitfish

In todays tutorial Oliver is tying up a super nice baitfish!
In Olli´s own words:
A super fish baitfish and small sandeel imitation. Very lively in the water due to the spey feathers. Tied to the ...

Omoe Brush - Omø Børsten

This fly imitates ragworms and is particularly catchy in spring, but it is also successful on summer nights. This fly has to be fished slowly and calmly.

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