Feathered lures, also called streamer flies, for trout fly fishing. This category includes 46 different patterns: New Zealand Killer patterns, sea-run brown trout lures, Taupo and Rotorua patterns, Canterbury patterns and harling flies. These are generally referred to as feathered lures although some patterns use fur and other materials instead of feathers. Our full Feathered Lures menu is in the sidebar on the right of this page, or scroll down if on mobile.
Faster Fly Tying - Simple Organisation Makes a Big Difference "Faster Fly Tying MP3" by Allan Burgess. Released: 2019. Do…
Boobie Fly UV Straggle Chenille Trout Lure The boobie fly is a good imitation of the common bully - Gobiomorphus…
The Red Setter is a top fly for migrating pre-spawning rainbow trout The Red Setter Trout Lure is the invention…
Chamberlain's Lure Chamberlain's Lure is another of the Canterbury lures popular with anglers fishing the lower Selwyn River and Lake…
Hairy Dog The Hairy Dog originates from Lake Taupo. I like this fly not only for its effectiveness as a…
Hope's Silvery Trout Lure With Allan Burgess The first day of October signals the start of another fishing season. With…
Kilwell No.1 Originally created by Frank Lord of Rotorua, and known as the Tarawera Killer. It was later tied commercially…
Orange Witch Trout Lure, the creation of Peter Laing, Canterbury, New Zealand The creation of Canterbury angler Peter Laing the Orange…
Never Fail with Killer Patterns - Fly Fishing the Clutha with the "across and down method" by Dick Marquand It…
Hamills Killer is a "must have" Trout Fly for fishing in New Zealand Tying the Hamills Killer pattern. Winter is…
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