Flies

This fly is available in Olive or Blue, a great adult imitation.

Manic Tackle Double Trouble CDC Fire Red Flash

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 Wooly Bugger is one of the most popular 'wet fly pattern in the world. Baitfish, mudeyes, big nymphs. You can fish the fly in all water.

Manic Tackles Ultimate is a lighter egg pattern. The watermelon color is nice and bright and fished well in darker water.

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 Fuzzy Wuzzy is another Kiwi designed fly. Initially tied to represent freshwater shrimp, this pattern is very popular throughout the world. 

BTB (Black Tungsten Bead) Nosebleed is a beautiful nymph with  CDC soft hackle which brings this nymph to life. Nice and heavy with a tungsten bead. 

The Scotch Poacher is another pattern originally from New Zealand.  Initially tied for a small crayfish or yabby imitation.  This fly fished very well on dark night. A great mudeye pattern as well.

Great early season streamer for swinging and stripping.

Manic Tackles FPB  (Flouro Pink Bead) Woolly Bugger Black

BTB (Black Tungsten Bead)  Quill Nymph is a quill bodied fly designed to get down fast. Suitable for mayflies and smaller stonefly nymphs. 

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 Swimming Damsel Nymph is one of the best Damsel nymphs we've seen in a while. A favorite for fishing the weedbeds around the lake later in the summer. 

Dore's Mr Glister from Manic Tackle is a heavily weighed "Bunny Style" fly. Great for swinging on the river or fished off the bottom of the lake.

The Goulburn Caddis is a brighter green cased caddis nymph pattern. The brighter green color is sure to get the attention of any caddis nymph feeders.

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

Smethursts Baetis Bomb is a smaller nymph with a double tungsten bead