Fly tying

Articualated Streamer
A big fluffy streamer for those really hungry trouts and rainbows.

Material:
White tiger striped zonker for the wing.
White marabou for the body.
Black deer hair for the head
Tungsten dumbell eyes.
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Peeping Caddis Larvae
A pleasant little larvae for those days when the fish just wont rise.

Material:
Gray natural wool for the back body.
Green rubber for the front body.
Pheasant tail for the legs.
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"Lillsorken"
Another mouse/vole imitation for them big trouts out there.

Material:
Zonker body from deer hair.
Rabbit  for the tail
Skin from the deer hair for ears.
Black beads for the eyes. 
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Olive Goddard Caddis
A tasty looking variant of the classic Goddard Caddis
Material:
Olive elk hair for the body.
Olive Grizzly for the hackle.
Moose body hair for the antennas.


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"Plutten"
A small dry fly with parachute hackel. Just wait for the rise.

Material:
Black tying thread for the body.
Black dubbing for the thorax
Olive grizzly hackle.


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Mouse/Vole imitation

This fly's soul purpose is to get eaten by big trout. But it can also be used for fishing pike and other predator fish.

Material:
Elk hair for the body and head
Foam for the tail.
Leather for the ears.
Wolverine hair for the whiskers.
Beads for eyes.


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