Our Flies

From a nearly imperceptible sip to the splash of a fish slamming caddis at dusk, there is nothing that gets the heart racing quite as much as rising fish! Whether you are chasing cruising browns in a Montana lake, landlocked salmon in Maine or cutthroat trout on the Yellowstone, this diverse selection of dry flies will cover all your needs.

A large part of a fish's diet is taken up with feeding below the surface. This selection of nymphs covers nearly all of the major food sources that game fish feed upon. Whether you’re fishing a team of nymphs on a straight floating line around the bank, slow stripping a damsel in still water or Czech nymphing on a river, our selection of Fulling Mill nymphs will produce fish throughout the year.

Our Salmon, Sea Trout & Steelhead selection has been designed by some of the most respected fishermen and guides in the world, and includes some of the very latest patterns. With total emphasis on quality including the very finest materials , these patterns are proven around the globe.

With endless opportunities for saltwater fly fishing all over the world we have put together a selection of fantastic tried and tested patterns alongside some exciting new and innovative designs. All our saltwater flies are tied on the strongest hooks available and with an ever expanding selection we are confident you will find just what you want.

Big fish love to eat little fish – along with leeches, crayfish and anything else that might swim by. And if it swims in still or moving water, Fulling Mill has the fly to imitate it. From traditional Muddlers and Grey Ghosts to hot new patterns like the Cheech Leech and Huevo Frito, those big fish don’t stand a chance.

If you're hunting that huge Muskie in a secluded cove, targeting Tiger Fish on the Zambezi, or heading off on a Golden Dorado adventure, this selection of flies is designed for you. There is hardly a toothy critter swimming that can resist these flies - all tied on the strongest sharpest hooks, with durability and realism to provide some of the most exciting fly fishing you'll ever do.

Whether you're a river or lake angler you won't want to be caught short without a selection of wet flies. Wets imitate emerging insects under the surface, usually pulled on a floating or intermediate fly line. A team of hackled or winged wets will produce the goods on just about any water.