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

Classic and efficient perdigonne nymph.

Does as a mayfly does!

Bit tedious with the biots as you go smaller but dang is it a fish catcher. When I feel like a little type 2 fun I’ll add a couple of these to my box.

The Schminnow fly is the perfect fly for shallow inshore fishing or freshwater fishing. Beadchain eyes allow for a slow sink and ice chenille gives this fly a flashy profile. The marabou tail provides plenty of flowing movement in the water, attracting hungry fish.

Caddis emerger for spring when the grannom are hatching.

This nymph is quite effective not only for salmonid species.

Any Mayfly Nymph Colour, yellow, green, brown ect...

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

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.

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