Sometimes hard to find good polar bear hair . Bucktail is close to polar bear material without the sheen . But add a few strands flashabou and you’re good to go . This is a great colour for coho and springs

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.

I always have a few in these colors for those finicky PMD hatches. Usually work pretty well in size 16 & 18 for me.

Another great searching chironomid. Easy on the materials and effective. Lots of things work for the rib and UV is optional.

Using synthetic peacock quill and the wispy feathers at the base a CDL to create emerger mayfly patterns.

✨ Atlantic Blue Charm ✨

Made by @HackleandHerls

A legendary salmon fly with roots deep in Atlantic Canada tradition. The Blue Charm shines on East Coast rivers, especially the world-famous Margaree River in Nova Scotia. Its sleek blue body, golden tail, and subtle wing create a timeless silhouette that’s irresistible to Atlantic salmon.

🎣 More than just a fly, it’s a connection to generations of anglers who have cast it into clear runs and watched silver flash from the depths.

📌 Pro tip: Fish it on overcast days or in clear summer flows when salmon get selective.

Very good nymph for rivers.

This nymph work everywhere and all season, all weathers.

One of the best nymph.

Every fisherman should have this nymph.

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.

This is my favourite nymph for rivers and lake.

Works excellent

Smaller steelhead intruder. I find that I actually have better luck on downsized flies.