by: Jim Glynn

General olive upwing catch–all imitation. Hare’s ear fibers are bland color but with a touch of natural translucence and therefore could represent a number of things. If you are not sure o... More>>

by: Jim Glynn

Excellent dry for standard conditions. Choice of colors, excellent buoyancy and castability. Does not tend to tangle when casting. More>>

by: Jim Glynn

Dark wet days on lakes and rivers. General lure fly. The pearl rib and the jungle cock cheeks add an additional desirability to the fly More>>

by: Jim Glynn

Tied on barbed trebles – Original pattern from Screebe House Fishery More>>

by: Jim Glynn

Tied on barbed trebles – standard shrimp pattern variant More>>

by: Jim Glynn

Standard Irish Mayfly Pattern. The green normally represents an adult fly , while the yellow and claret represent juvenile versions. More>>