Tapered Leaders (235 cm)

TRAUN RIVER tapered leaders are manufactured from high quality nylon. The combination of a compact power transport butt part combined with a well-balanced taper let these leaders turn over smoothly. This leader will be delivered without Loop! Strength Tip diameter(mm) kg 3X 0,21 2,9 4X 0,18 2,4 5X 0,16 1,8 6X 0,14

Tapered Leaders (235 cm)

TRAUN RIVER tapered leaders are manufactured from high quality nylon. The combination of a compact power transport butt part combined with a well-balanced taper let these leaders turn over smoothly. This leader will be delivered without Loop! Strength Tip diameter(mm) kg 3X 0,21 2,9 4X 0,18 2,4 5X 0,16 1,8 6X 0,14

Parachute Adams

The Parachute Adams is a timeless classic and is considered one of the most effective all-round dry flies that every fly fisher should have in their box. It successfully imitates a variety of hatched or emerging mayflies (duns/emergers), making it universally applicable almost all year round and during most hatches. Thanks to the special parachute tie, the fly sits extremely realistically and low in the water surface film, which convinces even suspicious fish. At the same time, the highly visible wing post guarantees excellent spotting and bite detection for the fly fisher.

Fishermans Clip

With this ultra sharp blades this clip produces a cleaner cut than all of its predecessors. It features a hook eye cleaner, set back into the grip for safety. Length: 50 mm

CDC Caddis Super Pupa

CDC Caddis Super Pupa imitates a hatching caddis fly on the surface. This pattern was developed by pro tyer Gerhard Laible. This fantastic dry fly pattern should be fished very actively thus the egg laying caddis moves quickly above the surface.

Super Tippet (25 m)

Strong, very supple with high tensile and excellent knot strength, Super Tippet possesses the unbeatable properties needed when fishing in salt or fresh water.Strength Table - please make clean tied knots!Stärke (US)9X8X7X6X5X4X3X2X1X18 lbs23 lbsdiameter Ø in mm0,080,100,120,140,160,180,20 0,220,250,300,35Strength in kg1,001,401,802,203,003,604,205,106,408,0010,5 SupplenessEven though it has an extremely high tensile strength our Super Tippet remains very supple.Ultra Violett ProtetctionMonofilaments enemy is ultra violet light. It was important to us to supply our customers with a tippet that is protected on the spool from ultra violet rays.User FriendlyThe Super Tippet spools are designed to simply slip on to the Traun River Tippet Dispenser.VisibilitySuper Tiippet can be used for even the most wary fish. The inconspicuous colour (transparent smoke grey) is almost invisible in water.

Yellow Ribbed Blue Dun

CDC Traun Caddis

The Traun Caddis is a classic caddis fly version: the sedge with closed wings. This picture shows both newly hatched sedges, when they are still unable to fly, and females laying eggs. The adult sedges live for several days or weeks and return to the water from the shore vegetation when all the conditions for laying eggs are met. After mating, the females fly upstream to compensate for the downstream drift of the eggs (compensatory flight). Some species then climb into the water on the side facing away from the current, e.g. from stones, to lay their egg balls. Many sedges also lay their eggs in the open current at dusk. They run and hop conspicuously over the water surface. In between, the flies repeatedly take breaks, during which they drift downstream with their wings folded. Spawning and egg-laying always provoke a violent ascent. The tying method and material - the translucent patterned Sedge Wing wings and the CDC thorax surrounded by a few long fibers - give the MW-Caddis a deceptively realistic silhouette without reducing its usability in the slightest. The pattern can be thrown without twisting and has excellent buoyancy. This means that this CDC sedge can be offered without any problems according to the behavior of the prototypes: Turning and furrowing violently and drifting calmly in between, as “Caddis at rest”. This is most effective with a long leader tip when servicing across and then downstream.Text and pattern by Gerhard Laible