
Zulu Tag
$3.95 each. This fly floats so well that it works superbly with a nymph hanging under it.
$3.95 each. This fly floats so well that it works superbly with a nymph hanging under it.
$3.95 each. The Black Spinner must surely be the most popular dry fly for polaroiding on Tasmanian lakes.
$3.95 each. Any Australian fly fisherman should already know about the effectiveness of this fly.
$3.95 each. Being tied almost entirely out of possum fur, this fly floats brilliantly.
$3.95 each. There are many orange spinner patterns available and this one is a variant shown to me former Tasmanian fishing guide, Damian How.
$3.95 each. It is always dangerous when you mess with a great fly pattern such as the red tag!
$3.95 each. The “Spun” is as the name suggests, a half spinner, half dun.
$3.95 each. The loop wing claret hopper can be fished singly or in a team.
$3.95 each. As with the ‘Claret Carrot’, this fly was introduced to Australia by Englishman, John Horsey.
$3.95 each. The carrot fly was introduced to Australia by famous English fisherman, John Horsey. The original pattern was orange in colour but all other colour variations were used.
$3.95 each. This is a top dropper fly when fish are feeding on mayfly duns or nymphs.
$3.95 each. Claret has been my favourite colour for decades when mayflies are around.
$3.95 each. The black tungsten beaded claret nymph is a point fly that I use in clear water or when the fish seem very fussy on bright days.
$3.95 each. The copper tungsten beaded fly works best when there is a little colour in the water.
$3.95 each. This fly was designed for sight fishing whether it be polaroiding or tailing fish.
$3.95 each. Simplicity itself, the fur fly comes into its own early in the season in Tasmania and throughout Australia during mudeye migrations.
$3.95 each. I caught my first ever lake fish on this fly decades ago and it is as successful today as it was then.
$3.95 each. Shrek has arguably been the most successful Tasmanian streamer pattern over the last few years.
$3.95 each. The Humungous was invented by Scottish fly fisherman, David Downey.
$3.95 each. The "Bitch Variant” is also called “Fiona” from time to time.
$3.95 each. Top Australian angler, Craig Carey developed this fly and we named it after one of his daughters.
$3.95 each. As for the McGoo but used more in dirty or milky water and when rainbows are common.
$3.95 each. This fly originates from Ireland and was then further developed by Ballarat fly anglers, Vern Barby and, to a lesser extent, Craig Coltman.
$3.95 each. This fly originates from Ireland and was then further developed by Ballarat fly anglers, Vern Barby and, to a lesser extent, Craig Coltman.