Fill your boxes with the right flies...
We produce some of the finest flies for catching fish on still or running water
Do you prefer tying your own flies?
Check out our award winning barbless hooks are proudly made to the highest standards in Japan just for us.
Shop Barbless HooksAs featured in Total Fly Fisher, Trout Fisherman and Trout and Salmon Magazine our hooks represent incredible valued for money with unrivalled Japanese quality.
Established in 2016
Flies made with feathers leftover from the food industry
Packaged from 100% recycled plastics
Based in Scotland, UK. Designed and tested in waters around the world.
Specialist competition fishing range
Rather buy from a fly fishing shop?
You can buy in complete confidence knowing that we supply some of the best known names in the fishing world. If you would rather buy in person and support your local tackle shop then why not visit one of our fantastic stockists.
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Bugs / Eggs
Check out our range of modern and unique flies designed for fishing under a bung or strike indicator. These flies are a must for anyone who fishes small stillwater trout lakes.
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River flies
Our river range doesn't consist of rows and rows of flies but more importantly the right flies you need for targeting trout and grayling all year round. We researched tunsgten beads to find the heaviest out there and we use these on all of our nymphs patterns.
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Cormorants
Our cormorants are tied on both black nickel and bronze hooks with slim varnished bodies and a sparse rabbit fur wing for extra movement.
ShopFishing News
Find out some unique tips and tricks to catching more fish
The new David Chlumsky signature river fly range
David explains his journey from picking up his first rod to picking up his first medal at a world championships and what flies he has used to get hime there.
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May/June update
At last the weather has shown signs of normalising to "early" summer temperatures and with that our waters are (finally) really beginning to come into their own- particularly in the north of England and Scotland- where it has been a very cold May. The end of May and beginning of June...
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