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Opal Grub

Tying a simple and effective grayling fly. Pink organza, pink and olive dubbing and an opal glass jig-off bead make a great combination for autumn and winter grayling fishing.

Glowing Gammarus

Tying a great shrimp/scud pattern for autumn and winter.. A simple but very effective pattern tied using a Get-Slotted jig off glass bead, dubbing and a strip of organza ribbon.

Grayling Grub

A nice juicy snack for autumn and winter grayling. A quick and simple pattern tied with just nymph skin and pink organza this works well on a dropper above a tungsten bug.

Purple Daze

For days when the grayling want a change from pink. A simple to tie purple bug for grayling fishing in Autumn and Winter.

Tripod Emerger

Tying and fishing a great dry fly for fast flowing riffles. Tied with a poly-yarn loop wing and legs the Tripod Emerger has three points of buoyancy to keep it afloat in fast water.

Atto Nymph

Tying and fishing a small effective nymph for trout and grayling. A very quick and simple tie. All you need is a couple of inches of organza ribbon, a sharpie pen and a bit of squirrel dubbing.

Sandwich Spider

A versatile lightly weighted spider pattern. Tied with a hackle sandwiched between a small glass bead and a tungsten ring, this is a very useful fly for fishing on the point below one or two standard ...

C&B

A quick and easy tie in pink and olive for grayling in the autumn and winter. The combination of pink and olive has always fished well for me.

Ribbon Sedge

Tying and fishing a simple and effective dry fly. The Ribbon Sedge combines a buoyant poly-yarn underwing topped with shaped organza ribbon to give a silhouette that closely matches the profile of cad...

Squorgy

Fly tying and fishing a non-breaking, non-rotting alternative to the Squirmy Worm. A great fly for when the water is running high and coloured.

Supadupapupa

tying and fishing versatile river and stillwater pattern. A useful generic pupa or grub imitation which can be tied in a wide range of variations using different colours of organza and nymph skin.

Synth Sedge

A super buoyant indicator fly for fast water. Packed with poly-yarn this sedge imitation will carry a 3mm/3.5mm tungsten bead nymph and pop back to the surface if it's swamped by rough water.

Hot Tip Bug

An easy to tie fly for all year round fishing. Tied with different coloured tips and in a range of sizes and weights this pattern can be used for euro-nymphing in autumn and winter and for casting in ...

MIDJ Emerger Indicator

A versatile pattern for lakes and rivers. Fish the MIDJ with a buzzer underneath on small stillwaters or with a small weighted nymph on the river.

Delta Wing

Tying and fishing a dry fly that imitates both an emerger and a spinner. An easy to tie dry fly that's great for prospecting the water when no fish are rising.

HESVO Shrimp

How to make a great shrimp/scud pattern with just two materials.
Tied with hare's ear sub vicuna dubbing and organza, this is a very effective pattern for both lakes and rivers. It works equally well...

JOPY Indicator

Super buoyant dry fly for fishing with a weighted nymph. A very quick tie with just two materials, the JOPY is a great fly for fishing a jig duo rig on rivers and lakes.

Vidge

An easy and effective midge imitation. A great fly to have when midges are hatching on your lake or river at any time of the year.

Duo Bug

A quick and simple pattern for fishing under a dry fly in low water conditions.

Golden Brown

A simple to tie mayfly nymph. Shaded organza fibres tied in along the side of the thorax give this nymph great legs.

Flashbelly

Body glass and tinsel tied over squirrel dubbing becomes a light catching bar along the belly of this jig-hook nymph.

Looks Like Fish Food - LLFF

Imitate anything from a midge to a mayfly using just organza ribbon. Simple to tie using two colours of organza ribbon the LLFF can be tied in a variety of colours and sizes to imitate a wide range of...

Gabalfa Gammarus

An easy to tie versatile shrimp/scud pattern. A laminated body made from layers of organza ribbon and tinsel separated by resin with an orange bead to simulate a parasitised shrimp.

Gravid Grannom

Tying and fishing an indicator fly for the jig duo method. The Gravid Grannom is tied on a jig hook so that it can be fished on its own as a dry fly or in a duo with a nymph suspended underneath by a ...

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