These simply held stainless steel nippers convince by their appearance and their function. With the help of the small file, you can quickly hone your hooks again

The Shimazaki Dry Shake is the only fly floatant that can give your fly not just water-repellency but true flotation by air among microparticles.

The CDC Emerger is one of the best cul de canard emergers ever. With this fly you can also be very successful with very selective fish. This fly not only catches a lot of fish on the Bavarian Traun, but you can use it to outwit selective fish WORLDWIDE!Insider tip: if the fish refuse the fly, put the fly in your mouth and offer it just below the surface. This usually results in a bite!

As its name suggests "CDC Buck Caddis (B.C.), this American deer hair fly is actually intended to represent a caddis fly. In fact, however, this simple and sophisticated tying method covers a much wider range of imitations. Practice has shown that the B.C. is not only used as a sedge crawler, as a dun or as a little stonefly. Pulled under water, it can even be fished as an emerger, with success. A real universal pattern. In combination with CDC body and CDC head hackle, this pattern becomes even more attractive - and much more resistant. After all, the seemingly fragile brush fibers are much more robust than they look and effectively shield the rather sensitive deer hair fibers. In addition, they diffusely disguise the outline of the B.C., making it the all-rounder par excellence. With a yellow or bordeaux-colored body, my B.C. version imitates a wide range of aquatic insects, especially caddis and mayfly stages. The size 19 claret has excelled as a very catchy grayling fly in the fall. The CDC Buck Caddis is fished dry, in the film or just below the surface, depending on its use.

A Super Power Dry Fly Floatant for all kinds of dry flies. Floatants sometimes change your fishing. This is a silicone-based gel floatant suited for every kind of dry flies including CDC patterns. Stays longer and float higher. Content: 12 ml

This dry fly pattern can be fished as a stoney fly or as a large caddis fly. It can be seen perfectly through the indicators on top. It floats very high in the water through the foam body. Size: # 8 Delivery á 6 pcs.

Caddis larva are one of the most prevalent insects in rivers, and are particularly loved by trout. In the real world caddis pupa have dark wing pads and antennae that are very noticeable, and have a body and legs that undulate enticingly in the water. Across the spectrum of the caddis family the pupae vary considerably in color; from light tan, to cinnamon brown, chartreuse greens to dark olive, and all the shades in between. Puparazzi will represent nearly every color of caddis pupae out there. This fly is tied on a barbless jig hook and has a mottled tungsten bead to look as natural as possible, while keeping the fly in the feeding zone. Finally, black wing pads offer a striking contrast to the body color. Proven to be one of the most effective caddis pupa patterns. Trout absolutely love this fly - and so will you.Inhalt: 6 pcs

Große Steinfliegen, wie die Arten der Gattungen Perla, Perlodes oder Dinocras, kommen nicht in allen Gewässern vor. Wo sie aber in relevanten Zahlen leben, bringt ihre Schwarmzeit im Frühsommer ganz ausgezeichnete Fischerei. Denn diese großen Insekten locken auch steigfaule Kapitale an die Oberfläche. So ist diese CDC zwar ein spezielleres Muster, das aber an vielen, schneller fließenden Flüssen im Alpenraum beste Einsatzbereiche findet. Alle Steinfliegen schlüpfen außerhalb des Wassers an Gestein, Schwemmholz, Pfählen, Mauern usw. Sie sind den Fischen als Emerger nur ausnahms- weise verfügbar. Erst wenn sie bei ihren gelegentlichen, immer behäbigen Schwirrflügen aufs Wasser geraten, werden sie fischereilich interessant. Vor allem aber, wenn die großen Weibchen zur Eiablage auf das Wasser zurückkehren, unübersehbar dicht über die Strömung flattern und sich immer wieder darauf niederlassen, um portionsweise ihre Eier abzulegen. Bei der für diese CDC-Stonefly-Imitation notwendigen Größe wurde vor allem auf größtmögliche Leichtigkeit geachtet. Für den deutlich segmentierten Körper kam nur ein langschenkliger, relativ feindrahtiger Haken in Frage. In Verbindung mit V-förmig gespreizten Deerhair-Bunchflügeln und einer CDC-Deckfeder bringt diese Bindeweise die notwendige Funktionalität: Das Muster ist drallfrei zu werfen und schwimmt gut. Und es hat eine glaubhafte Kontur. Einsatzbereiche sind alle Gewässerpartien, an denen die großen Stein- fliegen zu beobachten sind. Gefischt wird die CDC-Fluttering Stonefly wie ein Hopper. Man läßt sie, unterbrochen von ruhigen Driftphasen, über die Oberfläche schlittern.