Superglue Buzzer Red

ID: lst19

Klinkhammer Light Olive

ID: lst28

The Klinkhammer parachute/emerger flies are one of those patterns that pop up from time to time and really surprise fly fishers with their versatility in much the same way as patterns like the Royal Wulff, Hare & Copper have proven themselves to be world wide fish takers. Klinkhammers are different from many other parachute dry flies in that the thorax of the fly is designed to hang down through the skin of the water to effect an emerging insect. This suspended portion can be tied to match the hatch without changing any other part of the fly by mixing the colour dubbing of your choice on the appropriate size hook - some of the most popular variations are olive, green, grey, tan, rust and white. Rust and olive Klinkhammers have been used with considerable success in the South Island, Victoria and Monaro in recent years and have on occasion outfished all other dry patterns once fish start sucking down emergers. The post has the added bonus of providing a visible point in disturbed waters. "Klinkhammer Light Olive" Tying Recipe Hook: Kamasan B100 or TMC equivalent. Thread: 6/0 black Post: White Hi-Vis Hackle: Good quality genetic Dubbing: Olive antron (or fine natural/antron mix to

Upsidedown Merri Minnow

ID: mw17

Red Tag

ID: mw18

Upsidedown Merri Minnow Black & Brown

ID: mw20

Upsidedown Merri Minnow Chartreuse & Brown

ID: mw22

PA Hammerhead Black

ID: mw23

PA Hammerhead Olive

ID: mw24

PA Hammerhead Chartreuse

ID: mw24a

Estuary BMS PA Olive

ID: mw25

Estuary BMS PA Chartruese

ID: mw26

Estuary BMS Tan

ID: mw26a

Estuary BMS Olive

ID: mw27

BMS Grey

ID: mw3

Wilsons Softdip Damsel

ID: mw30

Fuzzel Fish Olive

ID: mw302

Fuzzel Fish Tan

ID: mw303

Spook Tan

ID: mw306

Cyclops Eucumbene

ID: mw34

An olive bodied, blue clawed version of Murrays "Cyclops Yabby" pattern. The "Cyclops Eucumbene" attempts to represent the local blue clawed yabby variation and is deadly on trout around may when yabbys are on the move. Can be fished at an almost dead still pace, as per a corixa (twitch when your quarry is within site), or striped slowly. If attached to a short (two foot) leader on a full sinking line the Cyclops will hover at 18 to 20 inches above the bottom. When slowly retrieved the Cyclops wriggles towards the bottom and rises once the retrieve has stopped. In order to use a faster retrieve lengthen the leader to suite.

Wilsons Black Ant

ID: mw35

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