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Glow In the Night

A Matukka style fly dressed with luminous

Black Gnat

A Dry Fly heavy hackled represents the Blowfly

Mrs. Simpson

A Killer style Lure mainly used in the backcountry Lakes

 

Hamills Killer

A killer style lure mainly used in the backcountry lakes

 

Red Tip Governor

A Dry fly mainly used in back country water

 

Royal Wulff

A Dry fly originated from American a favorite in the fast moving backcountry waters

 

Greenwell's Glory

A Dry fly

 

Red Fuzzywuzzy

A Matuka style fly used in the Lake great for night

 

Rabbit

A Matuka style fly

 

Parsons Glory

A large dry fly

 

Micky finn

A Matuka style fly originated from Ireland

 

Hairy Nymph

A popular Nymph

 

Orange Dog

A Matuka Style Fly mainly used in Lakes in mid North Island New Zealand

Alexander

A popular wet fly

 

Half Back Nymph

A popular Stream & River Nymph

 

Hare & Copper

A original pattern Nymph

 

Cock Y Bodu

A very Popular Dry fly world renowned

 

Taupo Tiger

Matuka style fly used in the central North Island Lakes.

 

Craig's Night

Matuka Style fly used in lakes at night represents Freshwater crayfish.

 

Twighlight beauty

A popular Dry Fly for evening fishing in all waters

 

Beetle

A popular Brown or Green Beetle Dry pattern (Manuka Beetle)

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Glow in the night

tier: Russell Allfrey,Originator: Russell Allfrey, Fly Type: Streamer, Natural : Unknown

Hook Mustard 9671 8/12, Green Thread Fluro body Fine,Abdomen Fluro Green Tube, Body Flashbou White (florescent),Wing Flashbou White (florescent),Head Clear cement

Tying Instructions

Method

Fish wet off bubble & weighted

1.Tie body to hook with tread from bend to eye

2.wrap thread at thorax and wind in wings on either side with fanned bunches of flashbou white fluro.

3.Tie head off Whip finish.

4.Trim wings so as even with each other(Matuka style)

5.Cement head (heavy)

Light up with torch on ground and cast, pull through slowly on current of stream or river flow. Excellent on mouth of river entering lake.

Excellent at night in Hydro lakes of South Island for Rainbow trout.

Copyright© Russell Allfrey Pattern pending 99998

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Black Gnat

Tier Russell Allfrey,Originator: England,Fly Type: Dry Fly,Natural:House Fly

Hook Mustard 3666 12/16 Thread Black Med., Hackle Black,Wing Blackbird feather Slips,Body Black Fur,Tail Black squirrel tail fibers

Tying instruction:

Tie the same as all dry fly patterns

Tail, body,Wing slips,Hackle,Thorax Head,Whip Finish

Fish with flotant day or evening do not let sink use 9ft x3lb tippet

Excellent in Discoloured water Conditions

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Mrs. Simpson

Tier Russell Allfrey,Originator: England,Fly Type:Killer Lure,Natural:Dragon fly

Hook Mustard 9671 size8/12 Body:red or yellow chenille or wool,Tail:black squirrel fibers, Side wings Cock Pheasant rump feathers

Tying Instruction

thread black

1.Tie body to hook with tread from bend to eye with tail squirrel fibers at same time

2.wrap thread at thorax and wind in wings on either side with Pheasant cock rump feathers.

3.Tie head off Whip finish.

4.Trim wings so as even with each other(Matuka style)

5.Cement head (heavy)

Yellow body for day & red body for night

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Royal Coachman

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Red fuzzywuzzy

Tier: Russell Allfrey originator: unknown, Natural:Freshwater Crayfish,Hook Mustard 9671 size8/12

Body: can be hot orange,Red,Yellow,Green or Black chenille(Red), Tail: black squirrel fibers,Hackles: dyed black cock hackles

Tying Instruction

thread black

1.Tie to hook with tread from bend to eye tie in tail squirrel fibers at same time

2.Wrap thread to thorax and wind front hackle, hard behind wind chenille then back hackle & back body take thread forward to head.

3.Tie head off Whip finish.

4.Cement head (heavy)

Although mainly used after dark, the Fuzzy-wuzzy often works well during the day.

such a easy fly To tie carry all the colours trout love the hackles.

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Red Tip Governor

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Rabbit

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Parsons Glory

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Orange Dog

Tier: Russell Allfrey originator: Unknown, Natural:Freshwater Crayfish,Hook Mustard 9671 size8/12

Body: fluorescent orange,or lime Green chenille, Tail: black or grey squirrel fibers,Hackles: dyed black or grizzly cock hackles

Tying Instruction

thread black

1.Tie to hook with tread from bend to eye tie in tail squirrel fibers at same time

2.Wrap thread to thorax and wind front hackle, hard behind wind chenille then back hackle & back body take thread forward to head.

3.Tie head off Whip finish.

4.Cement head (heavy)

Mainly used after dark, excellent on rainbow trout, often when other patterns fail there secret is in the Fluro body

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Hamill's Killer

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Half back Nymph

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Hare & Copper

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Jack Sprat

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Kilwell killer

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Marabou crippler

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Blue Dunn Wet

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Cicada

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Blue Dunn Dry

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Greenwell's Glory

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Craig's Night - Time

Tier Russell Allfrey Originator: Craig of Taupo,Fly Type: Pukeko-Style Fly,Natural: Crayfish (Paranephrops Zealandicus), Hook: mustard 9671 2/10 Thread: Black Med.

Veiling: Jungle-cock-eye, Sides: Blue Pukeko Feathers, Body: Black chenille, Hackle: Black, Tag: Red Floss, Ribbing: Flat silver tinsel,Alternative Body:Wool.

Tying Instructions:

1930 Design

Use only Pukeko Feathers ( see Tier) Wool: black Alternative body material Black chenille

Topping: one jungle-cock-eye laid on top of the blue wings.

1. Tie in tag at bend of hook.

2. Tie in body wool or chenille and silver tinsel for ribbing.

3. Wind in body and rib with silver tinsel length of hook from bend to eye.

4. Tie in wings of Pukeko breast feathers and jungle feather topping on top.

5. Wind black hackle at head tight.

6. Whip finish & Cement head black.

This is a great Pukeko Style Fly for Night fishing in all lakes

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Green FuzzyWuzzy

Tier: Russell Allfrey originator: unknown, Natural:Freshwater Crayfish,Hook Mustard 9671 size8/12

Body: can be hot orange,Red,Yellow,Green or Black chenille(Green), Tail: black squirrel fibers,Hackles: dyed black cock hackles

Tying Instruction

thread black

1.Tie to hook with tread from bend to eye tie in tail squirrel fibers at same time

2.Wrap thread to thorax and wind front hackle, hard behind wind chenille then back hackle & back body take thread forward to head.

3.Tie head off Whip finish.

4.Cement head (heavy)

Although mainly used after dark, the Fuzzy-wuzzy often works well during the day.

such a easy fly To tie carry all the colours trout love the hackles.

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Royal Wulff

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Hairy Nymph

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Caddis Larvae

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Adams

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Alexander

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Taupo tiger

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Twigh light Beauty

Twilight Beauty: Dry Fly :All round imitation for variety of Mayflies
hook :9671 Mustard size 14
thread: Black Monocord & or  Black Floss
Wings: Black slips from Mallard,Blackbird, or starling Feathers  or
similar - Primary wing feathers only
Body: Black Floss or Black Mono Cord
Hackle:Ginger good and Bright
Tail: a bunch of Ginger fiber from the same fibers as the hackle
Head Cement: Black
Start at the hook bend with the Black Cord/floss wind on tail fibers and
then wind through to the eye, wind on Cord/floss and bind to hook bend tie
off floss take cord back through to hook eye Making bulge just behind Hackle
position with Cord/floss  when winding body - Wind on Wings to stand upright
behind cup/cone shaped plenty of Ginger Hackle, bring monocord forward and
bind a thorax behind eye Whip finish and head Cement
Note: sometimes Twilight Beauty's  are tied wingless
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Beetle

Manuka Beetle Dry Fly
Material
Thread:Black mono cord
Hook: Mustard 3904A size 10-14
Body :Deer hair
Hackles : Grizzled
CASED Wings :Rafine green,or Floss Green(you can use Bright green Lurex
Strands)
Tie Rafine, floss or Lurex at bend of hook with black cord wind cord to eye
the spin on some deer hair along shank of hook wrapping with mono cord down
to bend, clip the deer hair body to shape (fat in center tapered to bend &
Eye)  and tie in a good stiff floating Hackle at the thorax end pick a good
Grizzled Hackle for a green beetle,wind Hackle on ,secure with several turns
of the thread, then pull wing case rafine, floss or Lurex over deer head
from back of Hook bend to back of hackle( on top of fly)  and tie it off
just behind Hackle,clip off surplus take thread to front of Hackle make
small head whip finish and add cement head.
you now have a good example of a Green or Manuka Beetle

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Cock y Bodu

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Micky Finn

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