The Klinkhammer parachute offers low flotation and imitates a mayfly in the process of emerging, a vulnerable stage that is particularly attractive to wary trout. Its white parapost fiber wing enhances visibility. Properly greased, it can be used for Dry / Dropper fishing with a light nymph (tungsten bead from 1.5mm to..

The Klinkhammer parachute offers low flotation and imitates a mayfly in the process of emerging, a vulnerable stage that is particularly attractive to wary trout. Its light grey parapost fiber wing enhances visibility.

The Klinkhammer parachute offers low flotation and imitates a mayfly in the process of emerging, a vulnerable stage that is particularly attractive to wary trout. Its white parapost fiber wing enhances visibility. Properly greased, it can be used for Dry / Dropper fishing with a light nymph (tungsten bead from 1.5mm to..

Imitation of Ignita mayfly, bi-wing assembly in CDC . Highly visible on the water thanks to its small fluorescent orange pompom (UV floss). Body in brown kapok dubbing. It is recommended to use a hydrophobic to increase its buoyancy. Fine wire hook size: 14

Imitation of mayfly, comparadun style in deer hair. Body in olive kapok dubbing. Fine wire "SL1" hook. It is recommended to use a hydrophobic to increase its buoyancy. Fine wire hook size: 14

Imitation of Ignita mayfly, bi-wing assembly in CDC . Highly visible on the water thanks to its small fluorescent orange tag (floss). Body in brown kapok dubbing. It is recommended to use a hydrophobic to increase its buoyancy. Fine wire hook size: 14

The Light Cahill dry fly is formidable during pale mayfly hatches, especially in the evening or on cloudy days. It floats well on the water and catches the attention of fish.It is particularly effective during small light-colored mayfly hatches in spring and summer.

Black ants are truly formidable in any season, anywhere, and at any time. Trout are fond of them. You don't need to wait for a mayfly hatch to use them.

Black ants are truly formidable in any season, anywhere, and at any time. The parachute version has lower flotation and better visibility.

Trout are fond of them. You don't need to wait for a mayfly hatch to use them. Red ants are truly formidable in any season, anywhere, and at any time.

Red Ant with CDC Wing – Deluxe Faithfully representing a red ant fallen on the water’s surface, this ultra-realistic imitation irresistibly attracts trout, even the most wary ones. Thanks to its CDC (Cul de Canard) feather wings, it offers excellent floatability and an unmatched natural appearance. Trout love them. They..

Hare's Ear CDC Parachute Emerger The Hare's Ear CDC Parachute Emerger is a highly effective emerging fly. Its body, made of natural hare dubbing and ribbed with tinsel, perfectly imitates a nymph in the emergence phase. The parachute hackle, tied with a cock neck feather and a CDC post, ensures..

The Henryville Special was created in the 1930s by Hiram Brobst, a famous American fisherman. This version is a variant with a 'Grizzly' hackle. The "Henryville Special" dry fly is far more than just another dry fly, it’s a true icon of traditional fly fishing. Designed to imitate an adult..

This imposing fly is unsinkable and ideal for fast currents. It can also be used in dry/nymph tandem and can support heavy balls.

This imposing fly is unsinkable and ideal for fast currents. It can also be used in dry/nymph tandem and can support heavy balls.

La Grise à Corps Jaune – Parachute Version This dry fly, known as "La Grise à Corps Jaune," is a classic French mayfly imitation, highly popular for river fishing. It features a yellow dubbing body, a gray parachute-style hackle, and a white calf hair post for excellent visibility on the..

March Brown - Dry Fly The March Brown is a classic dry fly, used from the very beginning of the season. It imitates a large brown mayfly (often Rhithrogena). Its body is cream-colored, with distinctly marked duck flank wings, a generous reddish hackle, and a tail made of feather fibers...

This classic dry fly imitates a spring mayfly, the famous "March Brown." Its light brown body is subtly rimmed with flat gold tinsel, providing a slight sparkle that attracts fish. It has a pair of upright wings and relatively flexible tails. It is very effective early in the season, especially..