Whitebait Yellow weighted

ID: bg01

Greenies Shrimp weighted

ID: bg02

Tied with a small amount of lead to get the fly on the bottom, a very important feature when fishing to shrimp feeders. Sometimes a slight twitch when the fish is about half a metre away will attract it attention.

Gibsons Brown Mayfly Nymph

ID: bg03

Tied in both brown and olive with fuzzy body looks very life like in the water. Deadly fly when fished slowly prior to dun hatch or suspended under a highly visible buoyant dry and allow to drift around in the breeze.

Gibsons Olive Mayfly Nymph

ID: bg04

Tied in both brown and olive with fuzzy body looks very life like in the water. Deadly fly when fished slowly prior to dun hatch or suspended under a highly visible buoyant dry and allow to drift around in the breeze.

Gibsons Damsel Nymph

ID: bg05

Slim damsel imitation with barred marabou tail for added movement and lifelike appearance. Fished slowly around weed beds or allow to sink naturally in front of cruising fish.

Gibsons's Mudeye Green

ID: bg06

Deadly mudeye pattern when dragonflies start hatching in late spring - early summer. Fish slowly in the evening or cast in front of cruising fish during the day.

Whitebait Olive wgt

ID: bg07

Gold Bead Woolly Bugger Olive & Orange

ID: bg08

Probably the best all-round fly for prospecting likely water early in the season. The Woolly Bugger is suggestive of many food organisms e.g. mudeyes, damsel nymphs, stonefly nymphs and baitfish. In smaller sizes tadpoles, stick caddis and even mayfly nymphs. Best retrieved with long slow pulls with long (5 sec) pauses between.

Gibsons Parachute Emerger Brown

ID: bg09

Tied in both brown and olive this is a deadly fly during a dun hatch. It is easy to see and works well all day during the mayfly season. Many fussy trout have been undone with this pattern. Apply floatant to the ball and hackle only.

Gibson Waterboatman

ID: bg10

Essential fly in waters where fish feed on these small insect. cast in front of fish and allow to sink naturally.

Whitebait Grey weighted

ID: bg11

Woolly Bugger MK2 weighted

ID: bg12

Probably the best all-round fly for prospecting likely water early in the season. The Woolly Bugger is suggestive of many food organisms e.g. mudeyes, damsel nymphs, stonefly nymphs and baitfish. In smaller sizes tadpoles, stick caddis and even mayfly nymphs. Best retrieved with long slow pulls with long (5 sec) pauses between.

Woolly Bugger Olive & Orange weighted

ID: bg13

Probably the best all-round fly for prospecting likely water early in the season. The Woolly Bugger is suggestive of many food organisms e.g. mudeyes, damsel nymphs, stonefly nymphs and baitfish. In smaller sizes tadpoles, stick caddis and even mayfly nymphs. Best retrieved with long slow pulls with long (5 sec) pauses between.

Woolly Bugger Olive & Brown weighted

ID: bg14

Probably the best all-round fly for prospecting likely water early in the season. The Woolly Bugger is suggestive of many food organisms e.g. mudeyes, damsel nymphs, stonefly nymphs and baitfish. In smaller sizes tadpoles, stick caddis and even mayfly nymphs. Best retrieved with long slow pulls with long (5 sec) pauses between.

Woolly Bugger Black & Red weighted

ID: bg15

Probably the best all-round fly for prospecting likely water early in the season. The Woolly Bugger is suggestive of many food organisms e.g. mudeyes, damsel nymphs, stonefly nymphs and baitfish. In smaller sizes tadpoles, stick caddis and even mayfly nymphs. Best retrieved with long slow pulls with long (5 sec) pauses between.

Cone Head Sparkle Woolly Bugger

ID: bg16

Woolly Bugger Bead Head MK2

ID: bg17

Probably the best all-round fly for prospecting likely water early in the season. The Woolly Bugger is suggestive of many food organisms e.g. mudeyes, damsel nymphs, stonefly nymphs and baitfish. In smaller sizes tadpoles, stick caddis and even mayfly nymphs. Best retrieved with long slow pulls with long (5 sec) pauses between.

Woolly Bugger Bead Head Olive & Brown

ID: bg18

Probably the best all-round fly for prospecting likely water early in the season. The Woolly Bugger is suggestive of many food organisms e.g. mudeyes, damsel nymphs, stonefly nymphs and baitfish. In smaller sizes tadpoles, stick caddis and even mayfly nymphs. Best retrieved with long slow pulls with long (5 sec) pauses between.

Woolly Bugger Bead Head Brown & Yellow

ID: bg19

Probably the best all-round fly for prospecting likely water early in the season. The Woolly Bugger is suggestive of many food organisms e.g. mudeyes, damsel nymphs, stonefly nymphs and baitfish. In smaller sizes tadpoles, stick caddis and even mayfly nymphs. Best retrieved with long slow pulls with long (5 sec) pauses between.

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Bruce Gibson

Whitebait Yellow weighted

ID: bg01

Greenies Shrimp weighted

ID: bg02

Gibsons Brown Mayfly Nymph

ID: bg03

Gibsons Olive Mayfly Nymph

ID: bg04

Gibsons Damsel Nymph

ID: bg05

Gibsons's Mudeye Green

ID: bg06

Whitebait Olive wgt

ID: bg07

Gold Bead Woolly Bugger Olive & Orange

ID: bg08

Gibsons Parachute Emerger Brown

ID: bg09

Gibson Waterboatman

ID: bg10

Whitebait Grey weighted

ID: bg11

Woolly Bugger MK2 weighted

ID: bg12

Woolly Bugger Olive & Orange weighted

ID: bg13

Woolly Bugger Olive & Brown weighted

ID: bg14

Woolly Bugger Black & Red weighted

ID: bg15

Cone Head Sparkle Woolly Bugger

ID: bg16

Woolly Bugger Bead Head MK2

ID: bg17

Woolly Bugger Bead Head Olive & Brown

ID: bg18

Woolly Bugger Bead Head Brown & Yellow

ID: bg19

Gibson Yetti Black & Red

ID: bg20