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.
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.
Tungsten Bead Head Attractor Nymph – Good Twizel Canals Nymph
Tungsten Bead Head Attractor Nymph This nymph pattern has proven deadly on big rainbows when fishing.
Luminous Trout Flies – Doll Fly – Malcolm Bell video on Night Fishing
Luminous Trout Flies Luminous Trout Flies. Fishing at night with luminous flies, and lures, allows.
Faster Fly Tying – Stop Wasting Time Laying Down and Picking Up Scissors
Faster Fly Tying – Simple Organisation Makes a Big Difference “Faster Fly Tying MP3” by.
Hare and Copper Nymph – probably our most popular nymph pattern
Hare and Copper The Hare and Copper nymph is probably the most popular nymph pattern.
Red Setter Trout Lure Created by Geoff Sanderson of Turangi
The Red Setter is a top fly for migrating pre-spawning rainbow trout The Red Setter.
Chamberlains Trout Lure – One of the Old Canterbury Patterns
Chamberlain’s Lure Chamberlain’s Lure is another of the Canterbury lures popular with anglers fishing the.
Hairy Dog – Trout Streamer Fly or Lure
Hairy Dog The Hairy Dog originates from Lake Taupo. I like this fly not only.
Hopes Silvery – Canterbury Sea-Run Trout Lure
Hope’s Silvery Trout Lure With Allan Burgess The first day of October signals the start.
Kilwell No.1 – Killer Pattern Trout Lure – a great bully immitation
Kilwell No.1 Originally created by Frank Lord of Rotorua, and known as the Tarawera Killer..