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Great Grey Sedge
An unusual but good looking pattern. This large caddis fly ticks all the boxes when it comes to a large adult skating caddis imitation.
Ammonite Nymph
An excellent looking nymph for those deep water grayling and trout.
Peacock Caddis
This is an old but reliable pattern used especially in fast riffles and for searching pocket water.
Renegade
This old but still effective, for and aft pattern, was one of Ernest Hemingway's top trout flies.
Quill Wing Blue Dun
A classic quill wing style dun. A traditional pattern and technique that gives one of the best footprints and silhouettes of an adult mayfly.
Beetle Bug
A real simple beetle/bug that has never failed me even under super selective feeding.
Dunkeld
This is the trout version of the river Tay salmon fly. Also better known for being a killer sea trout pattern for peaty coloured rivers and lochs.
John Storey dry fly
A rather unusual pattern from North Yorkshire that has gained a super reputation as a real trout and grayling treat.
Coch-y-Bonddu
This well known Welsh pattern represents a small beetle of the same name (red & black) that is found along the river and lake banks of the Welsh countryside. One of the classic peacock herl patterns that trout just love. Here’s the correct way of tying it.
Mosquito Midge
A simple but effective pattern for mosquito and midge fishing with a couple of nifty techniques and only using Grizzle hackle and moose mane hair.
CdC Para Weld Midge
This little midge has proven a great asset early on in the season under difficult midge hatching conditions and later also as a mosquito. The original had a traditional parachute hackle but I changed this recently to my CdC para weld hackle that floats all day and beyond.
Clouser Minnow
A modern classic. According to Bob Clouser's web site, Lefty Kreh has caught 86 different spiecies of game fish on the Clouser minnow. Its also a fabulous sea trout and sea bass pattern that should be tied and tried. Try it in some other effective colours such as blue and white, red and white and yellow and white as shown here.
Halo Glass Shrimp
A little semi realistic transparent shrimp for sea trout and other salty species. An effective and easy pattern that looks the business!
Royal Wulff
This totally new technique and material makes it possible to tie flies like the classic Royal Wulff perfect every time in under 3 minutes. This technique is still in development but its looking promising for most patterns and will change fly tying as we know it when fully mastered!
Lap Dancer
One of my fusion sea trout patterns for salt water inspired by the many Danish patterns that use primarily grizzle hackles the Lap dancer has a couple of interesting techniques that you may not have seen before.
Pseudo quill spider
An alternative technique for making substitute quill bodies in any colour that works excellent also for larger hook sizes.
Rackelhanen
This all synthetic adult caddis is one of Scandinavias most popular. An easy pattern with only one material that'll float all day long.
Flash back caddis larva
A quick and easy semi realistic caddis larva with a simple flash back and gills that fishes well, when you need to get down quick into that deep pocket water.
Keel mayfly nymph
An interesting departure from regular nymphs with an up-side down hook and a thorax bead keel for ballast and weight to get that nymph down fast.
Glow Bug
With a little preperation and a couple of tricks you can produce perfect Glow-Bug salmon eggs in just a matter of seconds, This is how!
Tying a dry fly hackle using any type of hackle
One of my new techniques for hackling with any type or size of hackle including partridge, wood duck, teal, Coq di Leon etc. This technique is so new that I haven’t had a opportunity to fish with it yet but it floats extremely well, presenting emergers beautifully. I haven’t found a name for this technique yet so I thought I would have a little competition! If my subscribers suggest a name I will choose one and the winner will receive a fly box and a selection of my flies!
Awesome Opossum Shrimp
One of my semi realistic feather and fur salt water shrimps, that requires a couple of techniques but is relatively easy to tie. Once in the water the shrimp is very mobile pulsating and swimming making it a real attractor pattern.
Flatwing
This is a single hackle flatwing sand eel, that is a killer fly for sea trout here in Scandinavia and striped bass in North America. A real easy pattern to tie when you know how.
CdC GP Emerger
A CdC general purpose emerger that I tie in sizes from 12-20 all you need to do is change the colour to match the hatch of most small mayflies.
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