Learn how to get started with fly tying with our beginner’s guide. Discover essential
The Claret Carrot is one of the simplest and most versatile dry flies available to
Steve investigates a little-known insect that's probably more important to trout
Is fly imitation crucial? Nick explores imitative vs. impressionistic vs. attractor
Craig describes a bream fly that fits with their feeding behaviour.
Jim revisits the summer highlight of grasshopper fishing.
Midge or 'buzzers' can be one of the most important trout water insects, writes Craig,
To complement his article on pulling wet flies, Craig offers one of his favourite
Jim reflects on the classic New Zealand flies, such as the Taihape Tickler and Mrs
Craig shares his experience with the Nimbus 2000 fly pattern, a successful choice
The power of sparse flies in fly fishing, with insights and examples on tying effective,
Craig shares a simple yet versatile beetle fly pattern—the Ringo—that effectively
Jim discusses the history and significance of Wigram’s Shannon Moth and various caddis
A proven all-round lake nymph, Gary’s Cruncher is a simple yet deadly fly that excels
Steve shares the development and success of his versatile Black & Gold Jig Bugger,
Jim explores the fascination with trout flies, reflecting on patterns, personal habits,
A Hi-vis Black Spinner is Craig’s go-to fly for Tasmania’s Western Lakes in summer,
Craig shares a personal guiding story and tying instructions for the Clarence Damsel
A review of a new bucktail brand reveals it performs well for tying large flies like
The Diawl Bach is a simple yet effective fly, proven to catch fish in stillwater,
Karsten Neben of Melbourne is one of the most skilled fly tiers we know. In this
