Hot Spot Jig Nymph
Jig nymph with a bright accent and a natural, often effective grey color.
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Light nymph
A light nymph pattern just in time for the prevailing low water levels. Can be used by various nymph techniques, but also like a classic wet fly.
Clouser Minnow
The Clouser Minnow is a classic fly that was designed around 1987 by fishing guide Bob Clouser.
Originally Clouser Minnow was invented to catch smallmouth bass
Mickey Finn Fly
The Mickey Finn Fly this is classic and forgotten by many fly tyers streamer pattern, what is important is easy to tie. We need a silver tinsel, bucktail and short while a vise.
Hot Sedge Fly
The beginning of summer is always for me the time of the caddis and its evening outings, during which catching a few fine Vistula trout did not pose any major problems.
PH streamer
Streamers are not only zonkers, which we see most in our boxes, but also those patterns tied of synthetic materials.
Wet Red Tag – classic fly
The Red Tag is a classic fly that was designed by the Englishman Martyn Flynn in the mid-19th century. Its original name is Worcestershire Gem and whatever version (wet or dry) it has proven to be very effective for catching grayling.
Bloody minnow
Bloody minnow is a small streamer pattern which was made of baitfish hair material.
Cased Caddisfly Nymph
A popular imitation of the caddisfly larvae, which is very effective for trout during higher water conditions.
Deer Hair Pike popper
This time something for pike fly fishing. Why popper fly, appreciated in the west countries and so underestimated in our country?
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