New Zealand Fishing Flies
How to tie 81 New Zealand Fishing Flies. Currently photographs and tying instructions for 81 New Zealand fly patterns. Dry Flies, Nymphs, Wet Flies, and Feathered Lures (also known as streamers) – for trout and salmon fishing.
Beetles – Brown, Green and Black
By Martin Langlands Beetles form an important part of the trout’s diet, from late spring.
Forgotten Trout Flies – Orange Witch, Lord’s Killer, Bragg’s Dragonfly
Forgotten Trout Flies By Martin Langlands During recent years many fly patterns of foreign origin.
Hare and Copper Nymph – probably our most popular nymph pattern
Hare and Copper Nymph The Hare and Copper nymph is probably the most popular nymph.
Perla Nymph with Renowned Fly Tyer and Fishing Guide Martin Langlands
Perla Nymph By Martin Langlands Fish after fish both Peter and I presented dry and.
Creedons Creeper Modified Version with John Hey – How to Tie
Creedon’s Creeper – Modified Version with John Hey November has arrived! This is my favourite.
Horn Cased Caddis Nymph – for spring creeks and river headwaters
Horn Cased Caddis Nymph Cast upstream, allow to sink, dead drift close to the bottom.
Chamberlains Trout Lure – One of the Old Canterbury Patterns
Chamberlains Lure is a bully imitation ideal for night fishing Lake Ellesmere’s tributary streams Chamberlains.
Boobie Fly UV Straggle Chenille – Excellent for fishing the Twizel Canals
Boobie Fly UV Straggle Chenille Trout Lure – Boobie or Booby trout fly. The boobie.
Salmon Flies and Sea-Run Trout Flies – 14 Patterns for Kiwi Fly Tyers
By Allan Burgess Very few New Zealand anglers fish for salmon with salmon flies and.
Fuzzy Wuzzy Trout Lure by Fred Fletcher, Waitahanui Lodge, Lake Taupo
Fuzzy Wuzzy is a trout egg imitation fly The Fuzzy Wuzzy was created by the late.