CDC Ballon Emerger

The CDC Balloon Emerger sits in the water surface and imitates a hatching insect. It is a very successful emerger fly pattern. Especially when the fish do not make a clear “rise”, then is the right time to fish an emerger. Usually you can see a classic "head and tail rise". The grayling and trout often feed directly in the surface film or directly below it.

Jig Hooks with Gold Heads extra heavy

In recent years, nymphs with "gold heads" have become increasingly popular. An important reason why these flies are so catchy is certainly the fact that they are fished deeper because of their extra weight than many others. Content: 10 pcs per package

CDC Caddis Pupa Dry Fly

Whenever caddis flies hatch in the open water, the roundish, usually respectably sized emergers and crawlers trigger intense fish activity. The CDC Yellowhead Caddis Pupa efficiently represents this emergence and crawling phase. The conspicuous, thick head of the pattern mimics the gas filling in the pupa skin that carries the ascender to the surface. The special attraction that often emanates from the yellow parts of a dry fly has certainly been observed by many. My personal experience points unequivocally in this direction. I am not only convinced that yellow is indispensable at times, but that its appeal can be enhanced by emphasizing it. The thick yellow head in combination with the roundish body dubbed in my “integral technique”, i.e. from peacock and CDC fibers, results in a pattern that successfully imitates hatching Sedges. The yellow also makes the fly highly visible in the dim light of late evening caddis hatches. The CDC Yellowhead is fished either upstream in the normal dry fly manner or across the stream and then furrowed. When fished in this way, it is particularly effective if it is pulled slightly under water and guided with jerky movements.Text by pro tyer Gerhard Laible.

CDC Emerger, blue dun

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!

CDC Emerger, beige

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!

Two Tone Indicator

Create maximum contrast at Euro Style NymphingOpaque two tone 8” sections of fluorescent pink & fluorescent yellow and black & white color changing tippet with highly defined hard color changes. These color breaks create maximum contrast to allow anglers to get visual cues when tight line nymphing. The best indicator material for building sighters for European Style Nymphing.Get visual cues when tight line nymphing!The RIO Two Tone Indicator is the ideal sighter material for Czech Nymphing. Simply knot a section of 40 to 100 cm into your leader.Strength & Diameter: 3X - 0,20mm = 3.2 kg | 2X - 0,22mm = 3.9 kg | 1X - 0,25mm = 5 kgColors: fluorescent pink & yellow | black & whiteLength: 27.4 m

CDC Auskriecher (pink)