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.

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

Generic imitation of different species of olives/mayflies of the baetidae family.

Generic imitation of different darker species of olives/mayflies of the baetidae family.

Superpuppan is Lennart Bergqvist's classic that also calls "puppan" or just "puppa".

Europea 12, E-12 or "twelve" as they call this caddis fly imitation in Sweden is originally a French fly.

The Pearl Hare is probably the best all-round euro nymph out there.

The Favourite Perdigon is a fly widely used by European competition fishermen.

Sweet Pheasant is a modern variant of the legendary Pheasant Tail Nymph (PTN) originated by the famous English River Keeper Frank Sawyer back in the 1950's.

A real fishy variant of a hare’s ear nymph, here with body of squirrel dub.

In Spain the Red Butt Perdigon is possibly the most famous nymph used by competition anglers, they claim it's so safe you can just put this on and go fishing.

Pliva Perdigon has it's name from the gin clear spring creek Pliva in Bosnia.

Pheasant Killer is an attractor nymph with several triggers tied in for good visibility and to "wake up" fish that is not very active.

The Killer Red Tag Perdigon has a lethal combination of materials and colors.

Killer Chocolate Perdigon has a brown body of holographic tinsel that matches many species darker nymphs in the river.

Cold water or rivers colored by melting ice!

The idea with this fly is to have a small and heavy fly in terms of short body that get down in the water column quickly.