Terrestrials
Fulling Mill Hawthorn Suspender Fly. A best seller. Hawthorne flies which appear in springtime are poor flyers and easily get blown onto the waters surface where they become easy pickings for fish.
Fulling Mill Hawthorn Sparkle Fly. A best seller. Hawthorne flies are easily identified by their large ungainly legs are poor flyers and easily get blown onto the waters surface where they become easy pickings for fish.
Fulling Mill Hawthorne Fly. A best seller. Hawthorne flies that are easily identified by their large ungainly legs are poor flyers which get blown onto the waters surface where they become easy pickings for fish.
Fulling Mill Aero Red Legs Fly. A superb dry, use it when large dark naturals get blown onto the water. One of a specialty range of flies that match the natural but highlighting trigger points making them irresistible to fish.
Fulling Mill Bills Black Flying Ant Fly. Blowing onto a lake or falling into a stream, these bugs come in a variety of sizes but all are equally effective on their day.
Fulling Mill Ant Black Fly. A best seller. When ants start blowing onto a lake or falling into a stream trout can become preoccupied on them. These bugs come in a variety of sizes but all are equally effective on their day.
Fulling Mill Kicking Beetle Peacock Fly. A best seller. A generic dark beetle pattern with legs for times when fish are taking unidentified terrestrials from the waters surface. This foam pattern is unsinkable.
Fulling Mill Flying Ant Black Fly. Blowing onto a lake or falling into a stream, these bugs come in a variety of sizes but all are equally effective on their day.
Fulling Mill Hard Body Ant Fly. When ants start blowing onto a lake or falling into a stream trout can become preoccupied on them. These bugs come in a variety of sizes but all are equally effective on their day.
Fulling Mill Procter's Bounce Back Caddis Yellow Fly. This foam head caddis pattern gives you the best of both worlds. Granted, it comes into its own when caddis are on the menu, but it also doubles as a rudimentary tussock cicada, or grasshopper pattern too. Yes…one hundred percent, it works fished static. However, the foam head allows you to impart sharp tugs on the line to momentarily drown the fly, only for it to pop (bounce) back up to the surface…a deadly tactic on many rivers, or stillwat
Fulling Mill Procter's Flip Flop Tussock Cicada Pink Wing Fly. Smaller than their larger cousins, tussock cicadas tend to occur in upland and more arid areas of New Zealand. As a meaty mouthful they’re an important food source during summer. Boasting a CdC underwing this pattern has the required ‘soft’ outline that suggests a struggling terrestrial and easy pickings for trout. By the way, not only a pattern reserved for NZ, it’s worked just as well in other countries, including the UK, Iceland a
Fulling Mill Procter's Bluebottle Pink Wing Fly. Whether it’s in New Zealand the UK, or anywhere else for that matter where livestock occurs, bluebottles, or blowflies are never far away. It’s all too easy to neglect the importance of the humble bluebottle, yet there always seems to be an odd one flitting about our rivers. This pattern has an impressive history and one of tempting seemingly tricky trout. The FM pink ultra dry yarn post allows you to locate your fly when poor light hampers your v
Fulling Mill Ronan's Tussock Cicada Fly. This dry fly represents a light brown cicada common in NZ through the summer months. If they’re on the water this fly is superb. It’s also a super fly to use as part of a dry - dropper setup as it’s very buoyant. Available from size 10 to 6.
Fulling Mill Ronan's Willow Grub Fly. The tiny killer! When trout lock in on these nothing else will do. This simple foam fly is a must if you’re planning a summer trip to NZ. Willows are common on the rivers throughout NZ and wherever the willows are, the grubs will be falling in and feeding the trout. I fish this about a foot from my indicator dry so that I know where it is!