| Black Bandit Nymph |
John Hey ties John Morton's Black Bandit Nymph |
| Goddard Caddis |
Dedicated fly fisherman we will know that trout consume huge numbers of caddis flies. |
| Hare and Copper |
The Hare and Copper is probably the most popular nymph pattern used to fish for trout in New Zealand. Relatively easy to tie. It is a favourite of the home tyer. It is also possible to make numerous variations with different coloued beads, body shapes, and the like to suggest different insects from mayflies, to drowned spinners, hatching caddis and even dragon fly nymphs. |
| Horn Caddis |
The Horn Caddis is a pattern for spring creeks and river headwaters best fished by casting upstream and bringing it back close to the bottom. |
| Impressionist Nymphs |
Wiggle Nymph Damsel, Caddis Pupa, Blood Worm, Snail and Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear. Imparting movement to nymphs with John Hey. |
| Midge Pupa |
Whilst resembling a mosquito in appearance the midge is a non-biting insect of the Chironomid family commonly found in most areas of still water. |
| Pheasant Tail Nymph |
John Hey ties this popular trout nymph pattern along with several variations. |
