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Kinermony Killer

Another popular hair wing salmon fly, this time tied flame thrower style. The KK as it is also known is typical of the modern European hair wing patterns.

Sunray Shadow

Without doubt, one of the most famous Atlantic salmon tube flies. Sun ray shadow fly pattern really shows you that less is more.

Surefire Midge

One of those simple patterns that never seems to fail. This little black midge with a trailing UV shuck is, as the name suggests, a foolproof choice when the fish are on anything small and black.

Hard Head Pheasant Tail Jig

A must have jig for Euro nymphing that is quick and easy to tie, durable and above all, incredibly effective!

Riff-Raff Midge

A game changing midge that is ultra quick to tie and has saved many a day for me on both river and still waters. Here I tie a red body but green, grey and black also work very well.

CDC Humpy

A CDC variant for the classic fat boy dry fly Humpy. Here we replace the traditional deer hair hump and wing with a couple of CDC hackles.

Jiggy

This is Bob Popovics Jiggy, and the fly does exactly what the name suggests! An extremely effective salt water pattern that has gained great popularity in Scandinavia for salt water sea trout and sea ...

Furled Damsel Nymph

Another super quick yet effective technique for an extended body damsel nymph, that can be used not only on nymphs but also dry flies.

Two Minute Mosquito Larva

Probably the quickest fly that you will ever tie! Only two materials and under two minutes for this deadly small stream pattern that will take fish anywhere on the planet!

Grå Frede variant

The Grey Frede/Grå Frede is a truly simple pattern that is one of the Danish favorites for sea trout. This short bodied pattern is again in the popular sea trout colour, GREY!

Hangman midge pupa

A quick and simple tie with some unusual material choices and techniques. This is an extremely effective still water pattern that will give perfect presentation every time.

Vaskebjørn AKA Racoon

Vaskebjørn or Raccoon, translated from Norwegian, is a pattern that very quickly established itself amongst Scandinavian salt water sea trout fishermen.

Red Francis

Without doubt one of my favourite salmon fishing flies. Red Francis shrimp pattern can be tied on the smallest double and treble hooks and the largest heavy tubes in various colours.A pattern that wil...

CDC midge pupa

This standard yet effective CDC midge pupa, can be tied in various colour combinations and sizes. Red, grey and brown being some of the favourite.

Magnus

A popular Danish pattern designed for salt water sea trout. The Magnus can be tied in various sizes but I believe works best in # 6-8.

Cigar

The Cigar, Scandinavian surface pattern for sea trout. This is without doubt the most popular pattern for night fishing.

Serendipity

Another very simple but effective pattern, that I believe is from the tying bench of Craig Mathews. Said to be one of the most effective nymphs for the Madison.

Ally's Shrimp

One of the modern classics from Alistair Gowans. This long tailed Atlantic salmon fly Ally's Shrimp has established a solid place in the Atlantic salmon fishers fly box.

Klympen

A pattern that quickly found it's way into the fly boxes of Scandinavian sea trout fishermen. Given the name from the famous sea trout fishing beach on the west coast of the Island of Bornholm in the ...

October Caddis/Sedge

Probably the last big natural of the season. The October caddis/sedge can make a great end to the season, these huge caddis flies make a big slash and are eagerly taken by trout that are approaching t...

Regan's Mayfly Spinner

A very interesting Mayfly spinner pattern that puts deer hair to good use for both the body and the wing post.

March Brown Nymph

With it being the first day of Spring today, I thought a little March Brown clinger nymph would be appropriate. This is an easy tie that fishes up side down.

CDC Mayfly Dun

An extremely effective Hi-Viz, Hi-floating CDC mayfly dun. This little pattern has a few interesting techniques that help make this a deadly choice on the end of your line during mayfly time.

Sasquatch

The Sasquatch was designed by George Leonard Herter in the late 1960's and was said to be a entirely new type of dry fly!

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