Classical saltwater pattern. With quality materials tied to a sharp 2/0 hook. Perfect for predators as the sea bass. But also bigger game won't let this streamer pass by.

When we talk about saltwater patterns, this is perhaps the most important fly (well, fly ... ) to have in your box . You can really catch everything with this pattern: seabass, mackerel, seatrout, pollack, and many fish like all…

A super saltwater classic pattern for all kinds of predator fish! Tied on a very sharp #1/0 hook.

White/ Chartreuse always seems like a good color combination for the salty predators. You can catch them all on this streamer: mackerel , sea bass and fint . Tied on a saltwater hook size # 4 with dumbell red-eyes . The streamer…

A must have sandeel imitation.

This is the streamer we use for seabass the whole season. I fish it mostly on 3ips sinking flyline.

Gorgeous crab pattern and responsible for many catches of various fish-species in the tropics like bonefish and permit. A must have in your tropical flybox. This is a crab pattern tied on a sharp # 2 hook.

A classic saltwater pattern. A must have in your flybox. This one is tied on a hooksize #4

The famous Honey Shrimp with rubber legs. This is a quality A.Jensen fly .

Orange and pink shrimps by Henrik Jensen Agerskov. Absolute quality flies that will catch numbers of seatrout.

The well-known Aura Rejen . Is often used in early autum, but obviously it catches all year. A quality fly from A.Jensen

A hackled shrimp with grizzly feather and polar chenille. Great in colder months.

Grayish and tan-colored shrimps are a must have in your autumn flybox ... the seatrout is a bit more picky in the off-season and this is of course natural food for the fish.

This shrimp has "magic" power!

Nice zonker streamer for seatrout.

The most common shrimp in the Baltic Sea are greyish in color ... this shrimp imitates the real one so perfectly. You can use this pattern with great confidence. This shrimp is a catcher!

A very strange looking shrimp, but highly effective for difficult trout.

A great fly for Baltic Seatrout. It never tangles and it's always catching fish!

The world famous Pattegrisen, but this time in a natural color olive. Perfect for picky seatrout in spring, summer and autumn.

Very nice shrimp pattern and a real top catcher. The pink for the colder months and the cream-colored for the autumn.

Most shrimps are gray ... this classic is a great pattern in almost all circumstances. Top quality A.Jensen Seatrout flies! Hooksize # 6

Nice and small white shrimp for picky autumn fish.

Perfect baitfish imitation tied on a quality A.Jensen saltwaterhook. This will catch seatrout the whole year round.

Top Quality Seatrout flies.

Using only the best obtainable products, like Whiting and Metz hackles and hooks from high quality producers like, Tiemco, Daiichi and Gamakatsu.

All our flies are tied by specially trained…

Nice and bright baitfish pattern that will always work!

Very natural looking Tobis pattern.

Very good looking baitfish and also useful for other predator-fish.

My favorite shrimp for the Nordkyst of Sjaelland. It's a classic pattern up there and has taken so many seatrout already.

A zonker pattern is always good. Especially in twilight and darkness this is a good fly . It suggests anything that swims around. And it also moves very attractive in the water though you hardly do anything. This is a quality fly…

Top Quality Seatrout flies.

Using only the best obtainable products, like Whiting and Metz hackles and hooks from high quality producers like, Tiemco, Daiichi and Gamakatsu.

All our flies are tied by specially trained…

Børsteorm is an absolute must-have when the seatrout in early spring hunts for ragworms because it is the easiest food at that time ... and after spawning on the river, the seatrout is exhausted and very hungry. Sometimes they…

Børsteorm is an absolute must-have when the seatrout in early spring hunts for ragworms because it is the easiest food at that time ... and after spawning on the river, the seatrout is exhausted and very hungry. Sometimes they…