This is my favorite dry fly. It can imagine anything. A bug coming out as a midge or caddis for example. In any situation, the trapping force is so often proven with this pattern. An invention by Hans van Klinken. A must have for…

This is my favorite dry fly. It can imagine anything. A bug coming out, emerging midge or even a Bibio . In any event, the trapping force is so often proven with this pattern. An invention by Hans van Klinken. A must have for…

We have it in stock in size #14

It looks beautiful! Very difficult to tie it also .. It shows a great search pattern and a joker when nothing works. I've seen it with my own eyes when we didn't catch anything at the river Geul. My fishing buddy tied on a Wulff…

This is perhaps the most famous dry fly in the Netherlands. Still a super catcher for rudd. But ide, trout and grayling are going crazy for it too. You sometimes forget how simple flyfishing can be ... this lovely old red tag is…

Sometimes known by older fly anglers as a 'goofus bug' the Humpy is no doubt one of the finest of dry flies around. This fly fishing classic is very buoyant, colorful, and has the profile matching a variety of insects. The Humpy…

Great floating allround pattern. Especially good search pattern on the faster water. But you can also use it for stillwater fishing. Just move it a little bit every now and then. We have it in two sizes: make your choice.

A very clever sedge pattern that has an attractive movement because of the cdc. Irresistible to the fish.

Even such a great catcher on so many waters. A multi-usable pattern when you see fluttering sedges . We have it in stock in hook size # 12

Amazing dry fly for Scandinavia! But of course this super pupan works everywhere in the world.

Of course, a good pattern to use when the flying ants swarm , but also try it when you don't see anything fly around. We have it in stock in hook size # 12

Flying ants ... as you see them flying around, big chance that trouts will go for them soon. Always have this one in your flybox in the summer.

A great trout pattern with wobbly legs. Floats like a cork, and you could use it as an indicator with a small nymph underneath. Give it a small jerk now and then let it lie down again. You will be scared when a big trout pops up.

Super catchy bugs for carp. Certainly when they are difficult. They do not always take a salmon egg ... In addition to carp, a big trout will not hesitate to eat a floating bug as well! We have them in two colors. Tied on a sharp…

A vintage pattern on the chalk rivers. It seems to be that when there is a hatch of Iron Blues, the trout will switch from mayflies to Iron's. Apparently it's a very nice fly! Anyway, you have to have it with you in the fly box.…

One of the key patterns that you should have in your box on the rivers. Especially in the summer months this is the most common fly. You can actually start almost blind with the BWO. We have this "miracle fly '' in 2 sizes.

This is an imitation of small yellow -like mayfly that may be present a large part of the season. There are many different types of this kind of flies and this imitation will usually cover the hatch. We do have it in two essential…

Allround fly, because mosquitoes are everywhere. Nice that these pesky critters are excellent baits for the fly fisherman. We have this " mosquito " in hook size # 14

Black is always good! This tiny little midge will do the job.

Another imitation of an emerging midge. It can sometimes do surprisingly well on the reservoir. It could save your fishing day. We do have it in two sizes.

Another allround fly that will do everywhere. An additional advantage of the ' bivisible ' is that it is easily visible in any light. We have it in 2 sizes.

Like the black version an excellent all-rounder. And very visible . We have it in two sizes.

Black body , CDC wing ... that's all you need to catch fish. We have it in size # 14

Actually, this looks like Leon Janssen 's ' miracle fly ' Yellow Sally . In his book he describes this pattern as a fly that imitates many different hatching insects. He looks like several small Baetis mayflies, the watery pale…

In the summer a fly like this can create surprises, even if you do not see swarms. This cricket is tied on a hook # 12.