More bouyant than an X Caddis but a bit more tedious to tie and find the right hackle for. Definitely catches fish

Egg laying Caddis pattern. Using cdc and deer helps it float all day. Add small amount of floatant to the deer hair wing.

Video in links is of very similar pattern with poly yarn as egg sac.

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.

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.

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

The classic fly

This nymph work everywhere and all season, all weathers.

One of the best nymph.

Every fisherman should have this nymph.

Go to quick tie hopper pattern in Alberta/south BC. Relatively quick to tie, bouyant and does the job.

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.

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.

Simple little midge pattern. Quick to tie and fill your box. And they catch.