Gold Ribbed Hares Ear - GRHE A very popular fly for cape streams and boland still waters. Hare's ear dubbing gives this fly a good buggy look which attracts fish like no other. This is one of the most import nymph flies for fly fishing. Barbed hook 3 per pack

Tied on Grip Saltwater 21711 NSL or NSL-BL hooks with bead chain eyes for weight

Green Rockworm Nymph Fly This is one of the best flies to use for yellowfish. Works on trout too.Barbed hook with lead weight.

Griffiths Gnat Dry Fly The perfect fly for smutting fish (Small sippy takes just under the surface). This dry fly imitates most small flies, but mostly midges, and floats well despite its size. To see it better, get your eye-level closer to the water. It is fished both in streams and dams. Present it delicately on the stream surface and let it to drift naturally with the current. Use floatant if needed. For still water, let it sit and drift with wind, also twitching to create the illusion of a struggling insect. Grip barbed hook 3 per pack

A great natural looking caddis pattern. Tied on a Grip barbed dry fly hook. Available in size 10 and 12.

Hare and Copper Tungsten Fly This nice and buggy fly, is a great fly for yellowfish and trout.The black nickel tungsten bead weight makes it sink really fast. This fly is tied on a Grip 12804 barbed hook.3 flies per pack

Hare's Ear Caddis Fly - Nymph Buggy favourite for all species. The 'roughness' of this fly is appealing to trout, yellowfish and many other species. The weight gets it down fast and counteracts those attractive bubbles that are held in the dubbing. Brass bead weightBarbed Grip 14731 Hook 3 per pack

Heavy Metal Caddis Nymph This is a popular control fly for yellowfish. It imitates the caddis nymphs that are found at the bottom of rivers and streams.The black nickel tungsten bead weight ensures that it sinks fast Tied on a Grip 14731 barbed hook3 flies per pack

The HiVis Beetle is a great terrestrial pattern with a hot spot post for easy visibility. Fish as an indicator or on its own as a single dry. Tied on a Grip barbed dry fly hook.  

The Humpy is a highly visible, well floating searching pattern, ideal for fast water. It is very effective and nearly unsinkable. According to research, it is best when fished in the late afternoon, when the light gets redder. This applies to all red flies, but does not mean that the fly is not effective during the rest of the day. It is just better later. The origin of the Humpy fly is disputed. It could be a combination of Jack Horner’s Deer Hair pattern and Canada’s Tom Thumb, and originated in the late 1930’s. Grip 11011 Barbed Hook 3 per pack