Dry Flies

The Adams is a dry fly mainly used for trout. It is a general imitation of an adult mayfly or a midge. It was designed by Leonard Halladay in 1922, at the request of his friend Charles Adams. The Adams is considered one of the most versatile, effective and best-selling..

March Brown - Dry Fly The March Brown is an iconic early-season dry fly. It imitates a large brown mayfly (often Rhithrogena). It features a cream body, a well-marked mallard flank wing, a generous ginger hackle, and a tail made from feather fibers. Highly effective during spring hatches on rivers.

Dry fly "Tups Indispensable", a great imitation for delicate presentations. Highly effective on trout in clear water.

Sedge Goddard-style pattern with a green body, a caddis (sedge) imitation. High floatation and excellent visibility.

Royal Coachman: a classic, highly versatile dry fly, effective for trout and grayling in both stillwaters and rivers. An attractive searching pattern to fish when prospecting.

Fly tied in Italy.

Fly tied in Italy.

"CDC Large Natural Subimago Brown" dry fly tied in Italy. 

Fly tied in Italy.

Highly visible sedge on the water thanks to the chartreuse fibres, good buoyancy, to be used in fast currents.

Sedge Brown Horned Roof Wing This sedge is a classic dry fly, a caddis imitation.  Its mottled feather wing and ginger hackle provide excellent floatation and a realistic profile that appeals to both trout and grayling. Perfect for evening river fishing, it is deadly during sedge hatches. A must-have fly..