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.
Paddle Tail Trout Fishing Lure – Garth Coghill, Rotorua
Paddle Tail Trout Fishing Lure Garth Coghill of Rotorua is the creator of this excellent.
Green Orbit Trout Fishing Lure – A Favourite on Central North Island Lakes
Green Orbit Trout Fishing Lure This is a favourite lure on many of the central.
Silicon Trout Flies – Instructions for creating your own Silicon Smelt
How to tie the Silicon Smelt Fly Imitations employing the use of RTV silicon rubber.
Humpy is a buoyant fly that sits high on the water
Humpy Dry Fly The Humpy is a buoyant fly that sits high on the water.
Elk Hair Caddis Trout Dry Fly
Elk Hair Caddis Caddis or sedge flies come in many different shapes and colours. I.
Coch-Y-Bondhu Dry Fly of Welsh Origin – Very effective and easy to tie
Coch-Y-Bondhu This one appears in Mike Weddell’s 10 of the Best New Zealand Trout Flies..
Cicada Dry Fly – The Cicada is a large bulky insect
Cicada Dry Fly The cicada pattern is a popular surface fly to use when this.
Hopes Dark – Canterbury Trout Lure or Streamer Fly
Hopes Dark This Canterbury trout streamer fly or lure pattern has taken countless large sea-run.
Lord’s Killer Trout Lure – Originally Creation of Frank Lord, Rotorua
Lord’s Killer Lord’s Killer was originally the creation of Frank Lord. According to Derek Quilliam.
Mallard Killer Trout Lure
Mallard Killer Trout Lure This pattern is credited to Geoff Sanderson of Turangi. The grey.