The Slick Drifter Grey Nymph
This pattern imitates a buzzer pattern and needs to be fished high. The fly can be fished as a conventional wet fly or buzzer or on a long leader and then left to drift.

The Black Gnat Wet Fly
The name Black Gnat covers several hundred flies, including the house fly, of the species Diptera.

The Coachman Wet Fly
The Coachman can be fished worldwide on rivers and lakes. Best at dusk in stillwater,and on rivers while coloured. Best for trout, sea-run cutthroat,steelhead and sea-trout.

The Diawl Bach Green Cheek Nymph
The Diawl Bach (Welsh for Little Devil) fishes best on stillwater in warmer months for trout. The pattern resembles many forms of nymph.

The Dragonfly Green Nymph
The Dragonfly nymph fishes on stillwater and Rivers in warmer months for trout.

The Ke-He Wet Fly
A 'deceiver' pattern which seeks to imitate the black bee. As 'attractors' that suggest something alive, edible or a threat. The attractors are also designed to stimulate a predatory fish's aggression.

The Light Cahill Wet Fly
The Light Cahill Wet is a great general imitation of summer mayfly duns

The Straggle Fritz Ke-He Wet Fly
A 'deceiver' pattern which seeks to imitate the black bee. As 'attractors' that suggest something alive, edible or a threat. The attractors are also designed to stimulate a predatory fish's aggression.

The York Special Wet Fly
A wet fly for trout fly fishing on rivers and stillwaters.

Badger Quill Wet Fly
These classic wet flies represent a range of trout patterns that we have put together carefully for rivers across the Europe, USA and Canada.