FLY TYING PATTERNS FOR TROUT AND GRAYLING

Fish eat bugs (and sometimes sticks, stones and cigarette butts). They don’t know Latin and can’t count tail fibers. But what they do care about is efficient fly tying patterns. On these pages we have collected fly tying patterns for trout and grayling that actually catch fish. The patterns are divided into four main groups – The Mayflies, The Caddisflies, The Midges and Other. These main categories each have separate sub categories. Use the menu structure below to navigate.

Mayflies Fly Tying Patterns

These are our approach to mayfly imitations. All patterns tested and proven. The database is organized into the four obvious categories – nymphs, emergers, duns and spinners. Use the sub-menu below to access each category.

Spent Spinner Black Widow

March 12, 2016

Danica Clear Water Emerger

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January 16, 2017

Turkey Biot BWO Aurivilli

October 17, 2017

Caddis Fly Tying Patterns

The Caddis database is organized into the three natural categories – pupaes, emergers and adults. Use the sub-menu below to access each category.

Rena Caddis Emerger

November 29, 2015

Detached Body Caddis

January 8, 2017

La Fontaine Emerging Sparkle Pupae

March 6, 2016

Midge Fly Tying Patterns

Midges are fun to imitate. As above, the database is organized into the two obvious categories – emergers, buzzers and adults. Use the sub-menu below to access each category. Steal with pride.