Klink Emerger (olive)

The Klink Emerger is arguably the most successful fly pattern of the last few decades when fish are feeding on emerging insects. This fly imitates insects that are in the process of hatching from the water.The low-riding body perfectly mimics the subimago, while the high post (sighting point) represents the emerging insect's wings. The olive version is unbeatable, as many mayflies and midges hatch in this color. It can be used universally throughout the year.If trout and grayling are only 'sipping' and ignoring dry flies – tie on the Klinkhammer! It presents perfectly in and on the surface film.

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Trout Intruder (grey)

These streamers are so incredibly catchy that they should be forbidden! The secret of catchiness lies in the processing of an off-bead Tungsten weighting. The beads are attached below the streamer and give the streamer an incredibly seductive, jigging action. The free-swinging Stinger hook ensures a tremendous amount of bite transformation. Gerhard Laible has developed the Trout Intruder. super sharp Tiemco hook (TMC 785) Off Bead weighting Best materials Length: about 6 cm

Stealth Link Callibeatis

The STEALTH LINK fly pattern is the latest invention from fly tier Mike Mercer. These flies ar incredibly catchy and almost always lands correctly on the surface of the water due to the way it is tied. It is an extremely catchy group pattern for mayfly and caddisfly patterns.This pattern can be particularly effective with very shy fish. No glitter whatsoever ensures that even experienced fish take the fly unmolested. Color: Callibeatis

Tungsten Carbide Nipper Clip

This nipper is made of extra hardened carbide steel. Thus the durability of the nipper and the blades is extremely long. Length: 53 mm

Tippet Rings (Pitzenbauer Ringerl)

These small, extremely strong rings were made public by the famous fly fisherman Edgar Pitzenbauer and used in the grayling fishing. Meanwhile, these rings have spread all over the world among fly fishermen. They are tied to the end of your leader (conical, braided or linear) and allow you again and again to re-tie your leader at the end, without shortening the length of the leader. The individual rings are rounded inside and out and are therefore very smooth. These rings have no solder joint. Thus, a "break point" was prevented and the surface remains very smooth. The rings are extremely light and durable. Also suitable for floating leaders. Especially modern Nymph fishermen use these rings in an enormously wide range of applications. By using it, you will ultimately save money, as your leaders will only have to shorten their fly changes in the front leader material. In addition, the field of application is very diverse. You can use these rings to tie in Springer flies or pike felts, or even use them when drop shot fishing. Recommendation: we strongly advise you to use the rings when using Fluorocarbon leaders / leader material in combination with regular nylon, as this material is apt to cut through the surface hardness of other types of nylon. With a leader ring that does not happen anymore. Even with the use of polyleaders / Versileaders the use of the leader rings is recommended because it no longer shortens the polyleader and the life can be increased enormously. NEW: With practical hand strap!! Content: 10 pieces per packColor: black nickel 6 kg: diameter 2 mm / weight 0.007g8 kg: diameter 2.5 mm / weight 0.008g12 kg: diameter 3.2 mm / weight 0.009 g16 kg: diameter 3.8 mm / weight 0.010g

Morish Mouse 2.0

The Morrish Mouse is one of the most proven mouse patterns ever developed for targeting large trout. Designed by renowned fly angler and fly tyer Ken Morrish, this legendary surface fly imitates a struggling mouse swimming across the water and trying to reach the safety of the bank.Large brown trout are opportunistic predators and rarely ignore such an easy meal. Especially during low light conditions, at dusk, after dark or during the early morning hours, the Morrish Mouse often triggers violent and unforgettable surface takes.The realistic profile, excellent buoyancy and lively rubber legs create a convincing wake and disturbance on the water surface. Fished with short strips across current seams, undercut banks, log jams or along grassy shorelines, the fly perfectly imitates the movement of a swimming rodent.Despite its larger profile, the Morrish Mouse remains easy to cast with modern fly tackle and lands softly enough to avoid spooking fish in shallow water. It performs equally well on rivers, streams and larger stillwaters where trophy trout regularly prey on mice and other small mammals.Recommended for:• Large brown trout• Rainbow trout• Night fishing and low-light conditions• Undercut banks and overhanging vegetation• Rivers, streams and lakes with large predatory troutRecommended tackle:• Fly rods in line classes #5 to #7• Floating fly lines with an aggressive front taper• Leaders and tippets from 0.22 mm to 0.28 mmIf you are searching for explosive takes and unforgettable topwater action, the Morrish Mouse deserves a permanent place in your fly box.