CDC Mayfly Emerger
The Mayfly Emerger is one of the best mayfly patterns ever! This pattern developed by Gerhard Laible reproduces the exact moment when the mayfly nymph breaks through the surface. It is precisely at this moment that the trout often feed on the hatching insect. We recommend fishing this pattern very actively on the surface. The size # 11 is more of a mayfly pattern than a real "Danica" mayfly.
CDC Mayfly 2.0
The CDC Mayfly 2.0 is a true Danica Mayfly pattern. The body colour has the typical danica colour. The wings are made with a mixture of deer hair and cul de canard fibres. The floating abilities are very good!This pattern needs to be in every may fly box!
Stealth Link Green Drake
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: Green Drake
French Partridge Mayfly (olive)
The Olive French Partridge Mayfly is a great subsurface pulling pattern when Mayflies are hatching. Featuring all the key trigger points, this Mayfly pattern will be a great top dropper or point fly for wild brown trout and rainbows.
Mohican Mayfly
The Mohican May is an extended body imitation of the most easily recognised Mayfly. Match the hatch with this super realistic Mayfly pattern, barbless.
King Wedgewing (Isonychia) (6 pcs)
Unique Mayfly Adult. It’s amazing that after centuries of creative fly tying, most mayfly dun imitations look nothing like the natural. Mayflies have skinny, tapered bodies and a sailboat wing that angles back, in line with the body, like a wedge. It took Jonny King two decades a fiddling, fussing and frustration to figure out how to create that exact wedgewing profile using staple tying materials, like hackle, synthetic yarn and CDC, in a unique construction. The Wedgewing is so close to the natural that you may have trouble distinguishing your fly from the real BWOs and PMDs that float alongside it, but the trout consistently pick it out. Recent conquests include some outsized bankfeeders on the Delaware that refused dozens of other patterns, and sneaky sippers that ignored other mayfly imitations on western tailwaters. Content: 6 pcs
King Wedgewing (Flav) (6 pcs)
Unique Mayfly Adult. It’s amazing that after centuries of creative fly tying, most mayfly dun imitations look nothing like the natural. Mayflies have skinny, tapered bodies and a sailboat wing that angles back, in line with the body, like a wedge. It took Jonny King two decades a fiddling, fussing and frustration to figure out how to create that exact wedgewing profile using staple tying materials, like hackle, synthetic yarn and CDC, in a unique construction. The Wedgewing is so close to the natural that you may have trouble distinguishing your fly from the real BWOs and PMDs that float alongside it, but the trout consistently pick it out. Recent conquests include some outsized bankfeeders on the Delaware that refused dozens of other patterns, and sneaky sippers that ignored other mayfly imitations on western tailwaters. Content: 6 pcs
King Wedgewing (March Brown) (6 pcs)
Unique Mayfly Adult. It’s amazing that after centuries of creative fly tying, most mayfly dun imitations look nothing like the natural. Mayflies have skinny, tapered bodies and a sailboat wing that angles back, in line with the body, like a wedge. It took Jonny King two decades a fiddling, fussing and frustration to figure out how to create that exact wedgewing profile using staple tying materials, like hackle, synthetic yarn and CDC, in a unique construction. The Wedgewing is so close to the natural that you may have trouble distinguishing your fly from the real BWOs and PMDs that float alongside it, but the trout consistently pick it out. Recent conquests include some outsized bankfeeders on the Delaware that refused dozens of other patterns, and sneaky sippers that ignored other mayfly imitations on western tailwaters. Content: 6 pcs
Maifliege Hairwing
Im späten Frühjahr (Mitte Mai bis Mitte Juni) gibt es für kurze Zeit die Chance, an verschiedensten Flüssen Europas mit großen Eintagsfliegen-Mustern, den sogenannten „Maifliegen“ zu fischen. Das Fliegenfischen mit der Maifliege ist atemberaubend und spektakulär. Mit dieser Imitation haben Sie im Frühjahr die Chance einen großen Fisch zu fangen! Die Hairwing Maifliege ist ein fängiges, gut schwimmendes Muster zum Fliegenfischen mit Eintagsfliegen.
Nev-R-Sink Floatant
Nev-R-Sink - it's just better! Nev-R-Sink has become a floatant legend in its own time. That it could be improved upon wasn't considered possible. Scientists didn't give up hope and carried on the extensive research. The result is Nev-R-Sink II. Your fly floats higher in the surface and even the finest CDC feathers aren't glued together. Contents: 15 ml
Missing Link Green Drake Mayfly
The Missing Link: Your Indispensable Dry FlyAn exceptionally versatile and effective dry fly that no fly box should be without. If we could only take one fly to the water, over 90% of the time, we'd choose a Missing Link.This incredibly successful dry fly, developed by Mike Mercer, has become a "secret weapon" among many fly fishers. Originally designed to imitate an emerging or dying caddisfly, it has proven capable of mimicking a wide range of insect stages. The Missing Link is more than just a dry fly – it's a true group pattern for mayflies and caddisflies!Its outstanding effectiveness comes from its ingenious imitation of various insect stages within these crucial groups. The wings of the Missing Link are positioned to mimic the wings of dying insects resting on or just below the water's surface. This helps the fly float upright and entices even the most selective fish. The unique profile gives fish the impression of a safe and attractive meal.The Missing Link is the ideal choice when you're looking for a reliable dry fly that coaxes fish to strike in diverse situations and even under challenging conditions.
Realistic Mayfly-Set
Mit diesen 5 absolut realistischen Maifliegen in verschiedenen Farben sind Sie an Ihrem Maifliegenfluss mit Sicherheit erfolgreich. Der Thorax ist aus besten CDC-Federn gefertigt.
Nev-R-Sink Powder
Simply place soaked flies, with leaders attached, into the container and shake. This removes water and coats the fly with powder floatant in one easy step. Then just blow away the material on the fly. Now the fly is ready to use again. It is dry and floats high again. Contents: 25 ml
Tippet Rings (Pitzenbauer Ringerl)
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. 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
Elk Wing Danica
Die Elk Wing Danica ist eine sehr gut schwimmende Imitation einer Maifliege.Im späten Frühjahr (Mitte Mai bis Mitte Juni) gibt es für kurze Zeit die Chance, an verschiedensten Flüssen Europas mit großen Eintagsfliegen-Mustern, den sogenannten „Maifliegen“ zu fischen. Das Fliegenfischen mit der Maifliege ist atemberaubend und spektakulär. Mit dieser Imitation haben Sie im Frühjahr die Chance einen großen Fisch zu fangen!
Maifliege
Dieses klassische Maifliegen-Muster gehört in jede Fliegenbox. Die Trockenfliege besitzt alle charakteristischen Merkmale der Maifliege (Ephemera Danica) und hat schon viele tolle Bachforellen überlistet. Wir empfehlen die Verwendung von Nev-R-Sink, um die Schwimmfähigkeit von dem ersten Gebrauch deutlich zu verbessern. Hakengröße: # 8
Mayfly universal
Univeral Mayfly for spring time fishing.
Mayfly Set
Bei günstiger Witterung kann es an bestimmten Gewässern bereits Mitte April zum Schlupf der Maifliege kommen. Sie sollten also rechtzeitig eine kleine Auswahldieser Fliegen haben. Sie sparen 3,10 Euro im Vergleich zum Einzelkauf!
Dry Magic Floatant
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
Green Drake
Ein sehr fängiges Eintagsfliegen-Muster für die Fischerei im Spätfrühling.
Mayfly – The Queen of Flies in Fly Fishing
The mayfly is one of the most important insects in the life of a river or lake. Its annual hatch can spark spectacular feeding frenzies among trout, grayling, and other fish. When the hatch is on, it’s a great time to fish a mayfly imitation.
Why Are Mayflies So Important?
- An important food source during the hatch: Even large, cautious trout rise to the surface when mayflies are hatching.
- Easy prey for fish: These large insects drift on the surface, giving fish time to rise and take them.
- Natural appeal: A well-chosen mayfly imitation can be especially effective when fish are feeding on mayflies.
The Best Mayfly Imitations
- Mayfly dry flies: When trout are actively rising, try a realistic dry fly with upright wings.
- Emergers and Klinkhamers: When fish are selective, partially submerged patterns (flies that sit low in the surface film) can work particularly well.
- Mayfly nymphs: Fish feed on mayfly nymphs before the hatch. A realistic nymph pattern can make the difference.
Tips for Fly Fishing with Mayflies
- Use the right fly at the right time: Match your fly to what the fish are taking. That might be a dry fly, an emerger, or a nymph.
- Present the fly gently: Large trout can be wary. Use a fine leader and let the fly land softly.
- Know where to look: Check quiet shallows and the edges where shallow water drops into deeper water for rising fish.
Find Your Mayfly Imitation
A realistic mayfly imitation can improve your chances of a take. Choose a pattern that matches what the fish are feeding on and make the most of the mayfly season.