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Crazy Charlie

The Crazy Charlie is originally a fly for targeting bonefish - developed on Andros Island in 1977 in the Bahamas by local bonefish guide Charlie Smith and popularized by San Francisco angler Bob Na

GG Muddler

US flytyer Gunnar Brammer's nice little Soft Hackle Muddler is the inspiration behind this Grumpy Grizzly Muddler.

A talk with Bob Clouser

An interview with Bob Clouser, takling about his new signature hook with Ahrex Hooks, the SA 210. A hour with Bob Clouser, “that fly” and his life and career in fly fishing.

Easy Piecy Pike Fly

Fishing for pike and other predators has gained a large popularity, and we sure understand why - the take of an agressive pike is breathtaking, and the fish often has a decent size.

Dun Parachute

Dutch tyer Jan De Haas ties his version of a Dun Parachute.
Dry flies have one thing in common – they all float. Some float because they are tied of buoyant materials (foam hoppers for instance), som...

Baltak Squidro

The flies for steelhead fishing often differs from, for example, the Atlantic salmon fly fishing where the materials of the flies are very traditional.

Racoon Spey Edition

Spring is just around the corner, and here in Scandinavians we are looking forward to our beloved coastal fishing no longer means gloves and warm clothes and ice cold water.

Mallard Stickleback

You might know Christian Krogh, at least if you like us are into the seatrouts along the Danish Coast. Christian have been a seatrout hunter for a decade, and he’s well known for his patterns.

Claret Bumble

One of the most iconic of the traditional Irish hackled wet flies must be the Claret Bumble. The Bumble-style of flies are dated back to Derbyshire in the 1500’s and used as a dapping fly.

Rough Hare's Ear Nymph

It is probably the most all-round and iconic nymph there is - and a fly you absolutely must have in your nymph-box when the target is trout or graylings.

Squiggle Worm

Fishing for rainbowtrouts in reservoirs in the cold months can be difficult and requires flies with extra life and movement to be able to trigger the trout.

Grey Fred - Grå Frede

With a few simple materials you can create a lot - and "Grå Frede" is an excellent example of that.

Shottlecock

Mosquitoes is, besides beeing terrible in the bedroom while sleeping, a very important food-source and a must have in the box of dryflies and emergers for every trout-fisherman.

David's Bugger

It does not always have to be complicated to be effective - allmost quite the contrary. One of the most all-round flies has to be the classic Wooly Bugger which has fooled fish all over the world.

GoFi Glimmerreje

Simple and easy-tied fly with a huge number of sea trout on the conscience. The Danish coastal fly fisherman Torben Gosch originally tied the first versions of the original Glimmerreje and the pattern...

CDL Shrimp

When we are talking about shrimp flies for Scandinavian coastal fishing, it is impossible to avoid the popular Pattegris or the Pig.

Jaw Breaker

Jaw Breaker Zonker

Zonkerflies with rabbit strip are super-effective for chasing predators in cold water. Fished super slow the rabbit-fibres have an amazing movement in the water, and can really g...

Final Shrimp

This shrimpfly is an excellent choice for chasing sea-run brown trout in clear and relatively calm water, where the fish nibble around and look for "light meals".

Albino Pattegris

We have presented the famous shrimpfly for coastal fishing - the Pattegris earlier on our Youtube channel, but this time the danish guide, flyfisher and -tyer Jesper Lindquist Andersen will demonst

Hatching Midge

“Big bait = big fish” is a well known phrase and is often right…. but sometimes it is proved wrong.

Flashy Snelda

In 2021, the Danish salmon fisherman Tobias Park has spent more than half of the salmon season's 180 days in waders along the Danish salmon stream Skjern Å.

Magic Cutthroat Gobius

Baitfish is one of the most important food-sources for trouts with an aim to grow big... and nothing can fool a big and agressive trout than a natural swimming fly that imitates its natural prey.

Prins Valliant

The season for the more colorful flies for chasing sea-run browns around the coastlines of scandinavia has started as the water temperatur has dropped.

Racoon Winter Edition

The coastfly called Racoon is a classic along the coasts of Denmark and especially around the island of Funen (Editor's note: It's originally a Norwegian pattern as described

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