Highlander - Timeless Elegance in Every Cast

The Green Highlander is one of the most iconic salmon flies ever created. With its vibrant green, gold, and jungle-cock accents, this pattern has stood the test of time for well over a century. Designed to trigger instinctive strikes, it's as effective today as it was when first tied in the Scottish Highlands. A true classic, this fly embodies tradition, beauty, and the enduring pursuit of Atlantic salmon.

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A great buggy fly that mimics shrimp, crab, and small baitfish, making it perfect for inshore fly fishing.

🖤 The Black Woolly Bugger

Made by @HackleandHerls

A timeless classic and one of the most versatile flies ever tied. Imitating everything from leeches and baitfish to stoneflies and nymphs, this pattern has earned its place in every angler’s box. The black variation is especially deadly in stained water, low light, and when fish are chasing silhouettes.

Whether you’re targeting trout, bass, or even steelhead, the Woolly Bugger’s pulsing marabou tail and flowing hackle bring it to life with every strip. It’s not just a fly—it’s a confidence pattern.

📌 Pro tip: Fish it deep with weight for big takes, or strip it shallow for aggressive strikes.

Tinseli is a common streamer seen in rivers of central Finland. It’s tied using angelhair, most commonly silver or gold. Tinseli mimics baitfish such as smelt or roach. Most effectively used when smelt rises to spawn in the rapids. Added a link to a youtube tying tutorial. Cutting the angelhair to shape is tricky, so thought it was better to show you.

Mayfly Nymph.

One of the best nymph for river fishing.

This nymph must be heavy For more effect.

Jig hook any size.

The Muddler Minnow is a fantastic sculpin pattern that has become a great overall streamer fly over the years. It can be tied on a long shank or short shank hook, with or without weight (including a conehead), and with various materials for the wing and tail. Almost all rivers have some sort of small Sculpin as well as baitfish and the Muddler minnow is a staple to have in your fly box. Great for warmwater and coldwater species.

Size 8 October caddis. Great for when those big orange caddis start bumbling around camp.

A super dry fly effective nearly all the year when the fish is rising.

A natural, stealthy mayfly emerger on a size 16 klinkhamer hook. Great for fooling picky or heavily pressured trout. I use this tied on 12 to 18 inches behind a more visible dry.

Size 16 BWO. No flash for picky fish. Use CDL rachis for segmented body. Patterns like this crush it in the spring and fall in the rivers. For me there's nothing like a 20 inch trout on a size 20 dry.