Size 14 (shown here) to 20. Olive mayfly emerger, Un-weighted. This is a great pattern to be fished just under surface or mid column. I personally fish it 12 to 18 inches off my dry fly, there's no weight added so you don't need a large dry fly to support these.

Fall/winter steelhead pattern for PNW. Swing fly. High contrast big flash.

(Step 9 is at end of instruction at step 14, this step should happen after step 8)

Half hog, great pattern for the hill lochs , fished as a team of 2 or 3 flies on a floating line, slow retrieve can be deadly

This light nymph is made for sight fishing in crystal clear waters. She's verry effective in the borders. She also can be used in rivers for trouts and graylings but i'm using it in lakes because unfortunately i don't have crystal clear river in my country (Belgium).

Top water fly with exceptional results in salt water esturaries. It isn't a popper, but is very sporadic when stripping. The head is foam and body hollow which holds an air pocket until your next cast. As far as I can tell there isn't another fly like this and I haven't come up with a name for it, so open for suggestions

Two posts out the sides give this attractor pattern good floatation and allow you to fish a bigger profile in proportion to the hook size.

The only scud pattern I’ve really fished, it’s worked for me in bigger rivers and lakes for trout. Easy to add weight to it too.

One of the most successful dry fly.

Recommend sizes: 16/18/20/22/24

Great Dry Fly

You can use any colour CDC.

🦐 The Shrimp 🦐

A clean, buggy imitation designed to mimic freshwater scuds and shrimp. Its curved body and red tones flash just enough to stand out, while still looking natural drifting near the bottom. Perfect for trout, and versatile enough to tempt bass and other hungry predators.

👉 Fish it deep, let it drift, and watch the takes come quick.