Salmon Flies

This fly is a good all-round pattern due to its color combinations with the most popular colors for salmon fishing

Bhatakorva has its name after a famous pool in the Alta river and the base colours in this fly is similar to the original temple dog.

Cross Sunray with a Muddler Minnow and you'll get a sure winner! The Black/White edition works well on both night- and daytime fishing, a few strands of mirage flash puts the final touch to this tempting pattern.

Cross Sunray with a Muddler Minnow and you'll get a sure winner! This tube is pure black with a few strands of mirage tinsel for some attraction. A favourite for night time fishing!

As the river clears and temperatures rise you can look to fish this pattern high in the water column and at speed.

The color Black & Yellow is a great allround combination for day time fishing in any type of rivers.

Black & White is a great universal color for all types of rivers, day and night.

Black & Orange is a great variant for colored rivers and early season/flood.

Black & Blue Scullray is a great fly for clear- and glacier rivers. A firm favourite in rivers like Lærdal, Stryn and Aurland in Norway.

The Frances is famous for taking reluctant fish that have been on the river for some time.

The Frances is famous for taking reluctant fish that have been on the river for some time.

Deep diving Frances, our favorite version of the Kursk that outfish the original!

Orange Head Kursk for deep fishing in deep pools! This is the original!

This ultimate "heavy bomb" has yielded spectacular results in Norway and other Scandinavia countries in past few seasons.

Reach for Konkagorva pattern as water is starting to stabilise after a flood. A great choice when you want to get a fly deep down & dirty.

Red Frances Hexagon has the traditional Frances colour that never stops to catch fish.

Fire Red Frances Hexagon are small heavy flies with tungsten head that sink quickly down to where the salmon is.

Frances Hexagon Creme Brulee are small heavy flies with tungsten head that sink quickly down to where the salmon is.

Con-Cader is another fly for all water heights and conditions. A fly that can be trusted as your first option from start of the season to finish.

Reach for the B2B pattern when the rivers are extremely low and clear.

Ally's Tube is a variant of the original tied on copper tube with extension tube in the back to keep the hook at it's place when fishing.

This is truly an all-round fly that can be fished with in many conditions. And also works well if there is a little brown color on the river water.

This fly pattern is many fly fishermen's favorite fly, the fly is a typical evening fly. When the evening darkness descends over the river valley, then it is Red Butt time.

A Classic and a very popular pattern for whole summer after the spring flood has ended.