Dry Flies

The Royal Wulff is a classic fly that can be used in all streams and rivers. A great Mayfly and attractor pattern. 

This Hi-vis version of the traditional Parachute Adams is much easier to see for us guys n gals with not so good eyesight.

The Elk Hair Caddis is probably the most well known caddis fly pattern. A simple fly that perfectly represents the caddis moth. Where ever your fishing for trout, you can bet that will be caddisflies. 

A locally designed fly to match the Caddis and Mayfly hatches that can be quite prolific on the Thredbo. A very nice variant of the ever reliable Klinkhammer.  

The White Moth is a simple feather winged fly. A great caddis pattern or even for the lighter colored mayflies. A traditional pattern that will fish well in still or rough water. 

Adams Fly 

This brown bodied mayfly pattern can be fished anywhere there are trout. A natural color to match our local mayflies.

The Kosciousko Dun is prevalent during the mid to late summer months in the high country. This imitation is essential for any angler coming to the Snowy Mountains. 

Manic Tackle have made the stimulator more buggy! This legged version of the Stimmy doesn't just look good it fishes good too!

Humpies come in lots of colors and sizes. The Royal Humpy is a white hair winged version. Great as a beetle, caddis, mayfly, or even just as a searching or attractor pattern. A very versatile fly.

The CDC Caddis Green is a sits right in the miniscus. It's a great emerger or crippled pattern. This fly can also be fished wet. 

The Royal Coachman is one of the original mayfly imitations.  A feather wing fly that can be used on all water. Petty much a dry fly fishing staple, if you don't have any in your fly box, you better get some. 

The CDC Comparadun is a perfect still water fly for those time when you have to get everything right. Sits low in the film, and the CDC wing can bee seen from a distance.

This Mayfly imitation is perfect for the lighter colored naturals. Its also good to have A few in the fly box when decade is and grass moths are hatching.

A fantastic attractor pattern that floats high and easy to see. A perfect searching pattern. A great alternative to grasshopper pattern.

A Humpy style fly that is a must have if travelling  across the ditch to New Zealand. Also a great aussie fly for fishing the summer months. 

Manic Tackles Quill Spinner is a smaller parachute styled mayfly pattern. A great high country fly for smaller creeks and streams.

Bushys Emerger is an awesome mayfly emerger pattern. A low riding fly that is irresistible to even te most picky trout. 

The Red Tag fly is one of the best beetle imitations you can fish. A simple but effective fly for all year round. 

The CDC Caddis in brown is a natural coloured caddis pattern that will sit in the film. The CDC wing will help keep this fly floating. Untreated, this fly will also fish well as a nymph/emerger.

Noel's Knobby is a spun deer hair grasshopper pattern that floats like a boat. The yellow chenille body is the perfect color for our local grasshoppers. 

• This little Wulff is perfect for high alpine creeks where the mayflies are smaller and the presentation is key to success. 

The Yellow Humpy is not only a great beetle pattern it is a fantastic bee and grasshopper alternative. 

This Mayfly imitation is perfect for those fussy surface feeding fish. A light grey body with a small red hot-spot at the tail.

The CDC Thorax Dun can be fished as an emerger or dry. This Mayfly imitation sits in the miniscus. A nice delicate fly that's perfect for smaller water. 

Perfect for early season hopper fishing and a great caddis and moth imitation.

The Manic tackle Peacock Humpy is a modern twist on an old favorite.  Tied with  peacock herl body it's a super versatile fly that get the job done.

The Klinkhammer sits right in the miniscus and is rarely refused. One if th best dry fly emerger patterns out there.