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.
Kilwell No2 Killer Pattern Trout Lure
Kilwell No. 2 Tail: Black squirrel Body: red or yellow Side feathers: Mottled grouse feathers.
Hamills Killer and other Killer Patterns – Excellent must have lures
Hamills Killer and Killer Patterns The gruesome sounding name of this group of fishing flies.
Grey Ghost Trout Lure or Streamer Fly – Sold in Many Variations
Grey Ghost Trout Fly by Allan Burgess The Grey Ghost trout lure was introduced by Kilwell.
Ginger Mick Trout Lure – Popular for Harling and Trolling
Ginger Mick Trout Fly with Allan Burgess The Ginger Mick is an interesting lure pattern.
Dorothy Trout Fly or Lure – Silver Dorothy Smelt Fly Pattern
Silver Dorothy Though the Dorothy comes in many body colour combinations I think the silver.
Cicada insect patterns for trout fly fishing with John Hey
Cicada Insect Patterns The number one contender in the chirpy insect stakes must be the.
Beetle Patterns for Trout – brown beetles hatch followed by green beetles
Beetle Patterns At this time of the year, beetles represent a plentiful food supply for.
Attractor Flies Versus an Exact Imitation – Randall Kauffman’s Stimulator Fly
Attractor Flies Versus an Exact Imitation Dry fly fishing is the easiest form of fly.
How to tie a Chironomid Midge Pupa Fly – Midge Pupa – with Ian Cole
Chironomid Midge Pupa Fly Whilst resembling a mosquito in appearance the midge is a non-biting.
Giving Life to Nymphs – Wiggle Nymph Damsel, Caddis Pupa, Blood Worm, Snail and Gold Ribbed Hare’s Ear
Impressionist Nymphs with John Hey Let’s look at impressionist nymphs and how to give them.