New Release – HR412 Low Water Single

Home Run – either something to be achieved in base ball or a hook series from Ahrex. We prefer the latter, and the name of course refers to the fact the the Home Run-series is designed for anadromous fish. Fish that are born in freshwater, migrate to sea and return to spawn years later. Anadromous … Continue reading “New Release – HR412 Low Water Single”

Weedless

Chartreuse Pillow Talk by Hanna B. Vestergaard In any type of fly, for any kind of species, during most of the season, you can encounter conditions, where it’s highly advantageous (some essentially necessary) to do whatever you can to avoid snagging on weed. Simply in order to be able to move your fly through the … Continue reading “Weedless”

New Release – FW 554/555 CZ Mini Jig Hook

Pink Jig by Håkan Karsnäser on FW554 CZ Mini Jig. Yes, another hook release – believe it or not. We’ve been busy! This time it’s a new jig-hook. We of course already have a jig hook – the FW 550/551. So what’s the big difference, I hear you ask? Well, that takes about as long … Continue reading “New Release – FW 554/555 CZ Mini Jig Hook”

Stickerpack

Stickerpacks Everybody loves stickers ! We have packed a series of five beautiful stickers in high-quality print and cutting technology – perfect for your flybox, boat, car etc. We have two different stickerpacks at the moment but will continue to add new series of sticker

How to choose a hook

We are well on the way to having what we consider a full line of hooks (although we’re probably not done yet). We have most species covered and we believe we have a broad selection of both general and specialist hook designs. Dry flies, wet flies, saltwater flies (both cold and tropical saltwater), pike, salmon, … Continue reading “How to choose a hook”

Three ways to go weedless – without sacrificing hook ability

Any angler knows the frustrating truth: The worst predators often choose to hang out in the most dangerous areas. These bad boys, that really want to kill your cute looking streamers, hide in dense weedbeds, sunken timber, under undercut banks, logs or jetties. Places that are notorious fly eaters.

Dry or die – on knowledge and passion

Fishing a dry fly to a steadily rising trout can be a very fulfilling experience. It can be totally uncomplicated as well – if the fish isn’t to discriminating when choosing the bugs. But some days are more challenging than others – and to have a success on a regular basis you need to know … Continue reading “Dry or die – on knowledge and passion”

Bucktail and bucktail flies – tradition, innovation and pure magic

As fly tiers and fly fishermen we are able to choose from an impressive selection of hair materials: Calf Tail, squirrel tail and a parade of furs from fox, bear, goat, sheep and lots of others animals. And then there are the synthetics. All of these have their pros and cons – and their own … Continue reading “Bucktail and bucktail flies – tradition, innovation and pure magic”

Chrome, silver and gold – making a home run

They wander up rivers, streams and even the smallest creeks everywhere on the Northern Hemisphere right now: Trout, salmon and steelhead. In some regions salmon fishing is coming to an end – in others it isn’t. In Europe, and in Scandinavian especially, the sea run brown (called seatrout around here) is the prime target in … Continue reading “Chrome, silver and gold – making a home run”

Håkan Karsnäser – fast draw fly tier

  Today we put the spotlight on one of Sweden’s most talented and productive fly tiers. Håkan Karsnäser has been tying flies for more than 30 years, so he is by no means a new kid on the block. He fishes in the ballpark of 100 days a year, and spends even more time on … Continue reading “Håkan Karsnäser – fast draw fly tier”