A family-oriented fly-fishing club covering the Port Macquarie Hastings region, NSW.
A family-oriented fly-fishing club covering the Port Macquarie Hastings region, NSW.
Fed’s Orange Bass Flopper gets an update with FTD Congo Plus White for the wing. This surface fly builds on Fed’s original designs, which used curtain fringe and white poly yarn. Follow our step-by-step tying guide to create this eye-catching pattern, ready to tempt bass on the surface.
Discover Fed's Timber Ant Foam Fly Variant, the first pattern in The Dunmore Six. Based on the Kypes & Stripes Timber Ant, this versatile terrestrial combines foam, purple ice dubbing, peacock herl and rubber legs to create a highly visible trout fly with a distinctive underwater profile.
Fed’s Spruce Moth variant is a simple, practical dry fly inspired by Tak’s Spruce Moth. Built with readily available materials and no antennae, it’s designed for effective summer and autumn terrestrial fishing.
The Half Chubby Chernobyl isn’t trying to imitate anything specific—and that’s exactly the point. Like its big brother, the Chubby Chernobyl, it’s an attractor pattern. It doesn’t look like a hopper, ant, or beetle—but fish don’t care. They just know…
Fed’s Spent Moth is built to imitate a moth that’s exhausted and floating on the water—wings splayed, body limp, and just barely hanging on. It’s a subtle pattern that shines in still or slow-moving water, when trout have time to…
Fed’s Poly Yarn Rubber Leg Stimulator Variant is a modern twist on the classic Stimulator pattern, heavily inspired by Randy Kaufmann’s Rubber Leg Stimulator (In the Riffle). The Stimulator is a widely popular fly, known for its versatility in imitating…
The Slow Sinking Spider variant is a highly effective and simple fly pattern designed to target bluegill and other panfish. The Slow Sinking Spider variant is based on the original Slow Sinking Spider, a popular creation by Stephen Robert, which…
Learn the fundamentals of fly tying with Mike Kelly’s practical guide to the essential techniques, tools and materials. Ideal for beginners and a useful refresher for experienced fly tyers looking to improve their skills.
This is part five of Dave Wilson’s talk to the Sydney Flyrodders on fly tying and fly selection. “What Imitates What?” – the food that fish eat and the flies that they represent. In this episode Dave talks about terrestrials.…