Micro - Trebles

The Avatar was the first fly to catch a Salmon during the 2010 season in Iceland, an event which makes national headlines!   As a result it quickly achieved popularity.   A good early season Salmon Fly.

The Munro Killer Salmon Fly is a modern variation on the traditional Thunder and Lightning used all over the world.  It is considered one of the Top Scottish Salmon Flies of all time.   As with many traditional Salmon Flies the origional patterns often...

Both the Green and Red Butt Salmon Flies have proved to be universally effective.   Sometimes the Green outshines the red and sometimed vice versa.   The longtail version seems to give Salmon 'something extra' to chase down.

This is a derivative of the very popular Black Brahan, a very popuar low-water Scottish salmon fly.  

Stekkar Bla.   Tied for use in Iceland and named after the Stekkar Pool on the Nordura River this fly was in fact designed by an angler from Massachusetts and is also used in Quebec.

The Madeline is a family of salmon flies designed for the Icelandic Rivers.  Tied on small micro trebles the different variations; black and yellow, blue and black cover all likely low-water eventualities.

The Madeline is a family of salmon flies designed for the Icelandic Rivers.  Tied on small micro trebles the different variations; black and yellow, blue and black cover all likely low-water eventualities.

The Madeline is a family of salmon flies designed for the Icelandic Rivers.  Tied on small micro trebles the different variations; black and yellow, blue and black cover all likely low-water eventualities.

Haugur.   Designed by Icelandic fisherman Sigurdur Hedinn Hardasson, also known as 'Siggi Haugur' this fly is an Icelandic must have fly.

A simple but highly effective low-water salmon fly.  Made popular on Scottish Rivers this fly is now a staple pattern of a large number of Russian guides.

An Icelandic Salmon Fly this is similar to a Silver Stoats Tail but with the addition of a white wing.  Effective for both Salmon and Sea Trout.

The Black Sheep was created by an Icelandic fly-tier Haraldur Stefansson on the Grimsa River in Iceland.   The design of this salmon fly was based around two concepts.  The first was to tie a fly that resembled a returning eel parr from the Sargasso Sea...

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 waters that is typical of Icelandic rivers.   It was...

Created by Alistair Gowans this fly pattern has proved to be one of the most successful flies for Atlantic Salmon. Initially gaining huge success in Scottish Rivers it is now used worldwide.  Wherever you fish you will want to have a selection of Ally's...