The Most Extensive Selection of Atlantic Salmon Flies Online
Salar Flies offers the most comprehensive online selection of Atlantic salmon flies available anywhere in the world. Every fly in our range is tied by Shadow Flies, producers of what we believe, without qualification, to be the finest commercially tied salmon flies on the market. Our flies first came to prominence in Iceland, where the crystal-clear rivers demand a level of precision and attention to detail that most fly tyers never achieve. That same standard meticulous, uncompromising, faultless is applied to every pattern across our entire range, whether you are fishing a spate river in Scotland, a vast Norwegian beat or a bonefish flat in the Seychelles.
Tied to a Standard You Can See
Every Salar fly is tied on hooks from the world's leading manufacturers: Partridge, Daiichi, Mustad, Owner and VMC chosen for their sharpness, strength and consistency. All natural furs and feathers are hand-dyed to ensure absolute colour consistency across the range. During tying, each fly is secured, tied off and glued at every stage, producing a fly robust enough to handle the demands of serious fishing yet finished to a standard so high that many anglers are reluctant to put it in the water. The result is a fly that outlasts equivalent patterns tied elsewhere, backed by our 30-day satisfaction guarantee.
A Complete Range, for Every Species and Every Destination.
A Complete Range, for Every Species and Every Destination Our salmon fly range is the most extensive available online, covering doubles, tubes, singles, trebles and dry flies in every size and colour. Within the tube range alone, you will find micro tubes, plastic tubes, hitch tubes, copper, aluminium and tungsten options, coneheads, Fish Skulls and Templedog patterns — every format required for every river condition. Beyond Atlantic salmon, we carry dedicated ranges for sea trout — including patterns for the legendary Rio Grande in Argentina — as well as steelhead and Pacific salmon flies for British Columbia and Alaska, and specialist saltwater patterns for bonefish, tarpon, permit, giant trevally, milkfish and more. If it swims, there is almost certainly a fly in our range that catches it.