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.

Pheasant Tail Nymphe

Beadhead Wooly Bugger (black)

The Wooly Bugger is a classic Trout Streamer. This one has a golden beadhead and rubber legs.

Spanish Bullet (olive)

The Spanish Bullet Perdigon has a Tungsten head and sinks quickly in fast flowing water. It's a great pattern for Euro Style Nymphing.

Blue Dun

The Blue Dun is a classic and indispensable imitation for fly fishing. It mimics the gray-blue mayfly (Baetis or Ephemerella) – a frequent and important hatch on many trout and grayling waters.Its subtle, yet present, profile tempts even the most selective fish to the surface, especially when a gray or olive hatch is observed. The Blue Dun consistently catches well all year round, but is often unbeatable in spring and late autumn.If grayling and trout become selective and only feed on small, gray insects – try the Blue Dun!

Quill Rib Perdigon (rainbow)

A traditional Spanish style perdigon nymph with a rainbow body and a heavy tungsten bead head that sinks fast.

Spanish Perdigon (dark olive)

Very catchy Perdigon nymph that sinks quickly and is extremely seductive.

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