Category: Fly tying

Klympen is a simple and efficient fly for sea trout. It was invented on the Danish island Bornholm and called Klympen by Henning Eskol.

For many salt water anglers, shrimp imitations are a very important part of their fly selection. There are no set rules that say that flies have to be perfect imitations and this fly is very simple but fishes incredibly well. The aim of this fly is to be seen!

Pattegrisen probably the most popular and famous Danish saltwater fly ever. It was developed by Claus Eriksen back in 2006 and it catches fish! Shrimp constitutes 60-70 % of the food of the Seatrout.

The Jiggy fly is one of my absolute favorite flies and i use this fly when i see bait fish in the water from 6 degrees and warmer. I tie it in an open loop and use long pulls and often very fast!

An easy-to-tie shrimp imitation that is ideal for all species that eat shrimp on inshore waters.

Good baitfish imitations are often the ticket to success for a fly fishers. My Black and natural color baitfish imitation has proven to be a sea trout and sea bass magnet.

The Vaskebjørn fly is a very popular Norwegian sea trout fly and it was born in the middle of the 90’s as a hybrid between some other famous sea trout flies, This pattern is a good imitation of a beach shrimp or a small baitfish and will fish very good year along.