Flies

Black Copper John is a super color for trout that likes a less flashy nymph than the original. This color also mimic a lot of different dark nymphs. Both mayflies and stoneflies.

The Classic color of Copper John, a great allrounder!

An well proven all-round emerger that foremost imitate a midge pupa hanging in the surface film.

Rena Midge is a popular fly in Scandinavia and an imitation of the adult midge.

Generic good fly for the whole season, tied on a barbless hook.

Great imitation of an hatching midge!

Griffith's Gnat or simply the palmer midge, is an imitation of a midge that stands high on the water or several mosquitoes that lie together in a cluster.

CDC Midge Emerger is a sweet hybrid pattern that has proven to do well under demanding conditions when the fish have tuned in on small black flies.

This pattern has it’s name from the mayfly called Leptophlebia Vespertina in latin, in English referred to as the Claret Dun.

Devin Olsen's fly and a result of his experience from the World Championships in Bosnia in 2015

Olive Flash is a generc may fly pattern that can imitate many species in families like Ephemerella, Baetidae and others.

Emerger or Klinkhammer with a nice slim body for picky fish.

Emerger or Klinkhammer with a nice slim body for picky fish.

Emerger or Klinkhammer with a nice slim body for picky fish.

Ignita Flash is a generic may fly pattern that can imitate many species in families like Ephemerella, Baetidae and others

Cdc Biot Dun Emerger is a variant of René Harrop’s great pattern, this fly is a hybrid between a Dun and an Emerger.

Cdc Biot Dun Emerger is a variant of René Harrop’s great pattern, this fly is a hybrid between a Dun and an Emerger.

Cdc Biot Dun Emerger is a variant of René Harrop’s great pattern, this fly is a hybrid between a Dun and an Emerger.

Cdc Biot Dun Emerger is a variant of René Harrop’s great pattern, this fly is a hybrid between a Dun and an Emerger.

Shuttlecocks are so versatile and effective and this variant with black and grey body is a number one for midgefishing!

Nice segmented parachute that look like a lot of olive mayflies found in both rivers and lakes.

This is a well floating emerger pattern that is also great for fishing in stronger current.