The Black and Blue is a firm favourite amongst Icelandic Flies combining some of the best and most basic fish catching colours; black, blue, yellow, gold and silver-especially good in the clear...

The Black and Blue is a firm favourite amongst Icelandic Flies combining some of the best and most basic fish catching colours; black, blue, yellow, gold and silver-especially good in the clear...

The Black and Blue is a firm favourite amongst Icelandic Flies combining some of the best and most basic fish catching colours; black, blue, yellow, gold and silver-especially good in the clear...

A pattern which sees its greatest use in Iceland the Blue Steel Salmon Fly like many others benefits from the addition of the longtail.

A very unusual color combination fly created by Einar Pall Gardarsson from Iceland. A midsummer to autumn fly. It’s also a very good Artic Char fly. The purple/lilac color is a very unusual for...

Torrish.  Thought to originate from the Helmsdale River the Torrish is a beautifully tied traditional salmon Fly.  Good for the stained peaty waters of both Highland and Irish Salmon Rivers.

Jeannie.  This pattern originated from the River Dee in Scotland.  Its attributes are in its rather 'dull' colours and it is this that makes it particularly effective in bright low-water...

Logie Salmon Fly. A commonly used pattern that originated from the River Dee in Scotland, designed by W.Brown. A good fly for low-water conditions.