Super carp candy! Tied on a quality hook size #6

Most fish like worms. The carp loves it! This worm can be actively fished right in front of the carp's nose ... it skips over the bottom and is absolutely irresistible. This worm is tied on a sharp and super strong # 6 hook.

Orange has something attractive for the carp and this super pattern is irresistible for carp. It goes 'upside down' bumping the bottom. Tied on a sharp and super strong # 8 hook.

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…

Great pattern in so many occasions. We have this one in several hooksizes.

Some purists have trouble with this pattern , but I see it as an imitation of natural food. Trout are fond of fish eggs. This is a killer pattern anywhere in the world. Only available at hooksize # 10 .

Some purists have trouble with this pattern , but I see it as an imitation of natural food. Trout are fond of fish eggs. This is a killer pattern anywhere in the world. Only available at hooksize # 10 .

A pink squirmy with a pink bead. But ofcourse we can produce it every color you like...

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Black is always good! That's true for all flies...dries, wets, nymphs and streamers.

Pheasanttail nymph, but now with an additional goldbead. That can just give the trigger and of course more weight. A standard pattern that will do everywhere...

The gold ribbed hare 's ear ! A world famous pattern that will do it all over the world . The natural appearance is so convincing ; There just comes a snack swim by ! We have it in two sizes.

A very famous fly; the gold bead red tag nymph . Well the dry and the wet version are also world-catchers. They do it really everywhere . For winter roach and ide this is the first fly I take out of the box and usually you do not…

Another classic that should not be missing in your fly box. Gold Bead Prince nymph. It does fine in Dutch waters for the roach and perch. But on the streams this is one of the classic patterns to use. And it has brought so many…

Actually, this is an imitation of a large stone fly nymph, but it is a very efficient pattern shown in waters where the animal does not occur. The fish obviously still think this is a tasty snack. Another pattern that you may put…

Almost always, this is a good nymph to start with . I know match anglers who always start with the Damselnymph and are quite often very successful with it.

A classic! It looks like some caddis and with its attractive colors and glimmer it gives some extra attraction. Fish these flies underneath an indicator or with Czech and French nymphing leaders and success is guaranteed! These…