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.

My most commonly tied streamer, if only for ease of tying haha. Does it job as a bait fish imitation and sinks fast.

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.

A legend on the water.

Built for clarity and tradition.

* Fished worldwide, trusted everywhere.

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

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

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.

Super buggy shrimp pattern, tied to fish any water where shrimp live. I fish this on the coast of baltic sea in southern Finland. Tied to target seatrout, but works practically on any species that lives here. The color and size of this fly(approx. 5cm) makes this tasty treat to any fish I throw this for. This has even caught me northern pike. Tie on in your favourite color, any size you want. Easy, simple yet super effective.

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

Parachute Emerger

Sitting low in the surface film, this fly perfectly imitates a mayfly caught mid-hatch. Subtle, realistic, and deadly effective when trout are sipping emergers. A must-have for tricky hatches.

Great mayfly searching pattern. I like using different colors for the thorax mostly because I’m cheap. Parachute Adams in different colors.