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).

My favourite leech pattern for hanging under an indicator or dropper in rivers and lakes. You can substitute the goat dubbing for other coarse hairs.

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

Mayfly Nymph.

One of the best nymph for river fishing.

This nymph must be heavy For more effect.

Jig hook any size.

Great beach casting fly as the chain bead eyes will take a beating off the rocks. It also whistles as it's zipping past your head

Great BWO cripple for when the trout are turning down your normal offerings. Quick tie and super effective in spring and fall.

Caught my first steelhead on this pattern. It works for a lot of different species and conditions. Woolly bugger with an egg 👍

🪶✨ The Royal Wulff — bold, buoyant, and built to stand out. A true classic that dances high on the water and tempts trout like no other. 🐟🎣

Super floaty caddis pattern. I like skating it after sunset when the hatch is thick.

For my striper guys, fall is kicking off and the striped bass run is just getting started on the east coast. Fishing at night comes with many advantages, big fish move closer to shore, and sparse wiggly flies offer an enticing presentation under the moonlight to fish looking up. I fish this primarily in inlets with a combination of swinging and stripping techniques. You can also fish this in the surf with a strong left/right current. For inlets depending on the depth and current speed I recommend a sink tip or polyleader.