Flies

The "Classic Pheasant Tail" is a lightweight nymph that has proven itself! A sure value that will particularly excel in sight nymph fishing. Weight: 0.05 gr

Black-bodied sedge, highly visible on the water thanks to its chartreuse-coloured fibres, good flotation, for use in fast currents.

Blue Dun - Dry Fly The "Blue Dun" is a classic dry fly, imitating a mayfly subimago. It features a bluish-gray body, upright V-shaped wings, and a gray hackle that allows it to float effectively on the water’s surface. Ideal for river fishing, it is highly effective during hatches.

The Black Sedge Horned is a fly that imitates an adult caddisfly (sedge).Entirely black, it has a slender silhouette with a dark body, roof-shaped wings, dense hackles to float on the surface, and two long brownish antennae.

Baetis Rhodani, also known as the "large dark olive," is mainly present early in the season, from February to April. However, it is not uncommon to spot it much later, until the end of summer.

The Adams Parachute has very low floatation and is an excellent "searching fly". Also worth trying when nothing else works, its purple body can make all the difference.

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.

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.

The "Mosquito v2" dry fly is a faithful imitation of the small dipterans frequently found on the surface of calm and slow-moving waters.Whether in rivers or lakes, the "Mosquito" dry fly is an essential in any fly box.

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.

The Adams Parachute has very low floatation and is an excellent "searching fly". Inspired by the famous Adams, this parachute version is distinguished by its hackle mounted horizontally around a calf hair post.

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

This dry fly is a parachute variation of the famous "Gold Ribbed Hare's Ear," traditionally used as a nymph. This version imitates an emerger or subimago, floating on the surface of the water.

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..

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..

Brown Sedge Tavanas / Orange Post Here is a brown version of the famous Tavanas (or Tabanas) fly with a deer hair wing / parachute. You will easily spot your fly while fishing thanks to its highly visible Orange post. This fly is ideal for Dry and Dropper fishing. Remember..