High Country Outfitters

The Green Humpy can be fished as a beetle pattern during The summer months. Great in both still and fast water.

The Green Mountain Shrimp is a great fly for shrimp eating fish. When fished in the weedbeds and around the edges of the lake at night this fly will really shine. A great shrimp pattern for our local lakes. 

The Grey Wulff is the perfect mayfly pattern to match the hatch. Fast water or still water. A great natural imitation.

A modern variant of the ever reliable Red Tag fly. Fantastic beetle imitation.

Hamills Killer is another great mudeye imitation. When fished in the weeds this fly is deadly. One of our classic favourites. 

The Hamills Killer in the dark varaint is a very versatile killer pattern. Can be fished in rivers and lakes. A great mudeye or damselfly imitation. 

This Mayfly imitation is perfect for those fussy surface feeding fish. A light grey body with a small red hot-spot at the tail.

If your looking for a fly that floats nearly all day, then look no further. With a spun deer hair body and feather wings it's great match for caddis, beetles, and mayflies and will float all day with the smallest amount of floatant.

The Jindy Bugger is a wooly bugger with a brass bead head in an olive color. This variant of the humble wooly bugger is tied in green to mimic mudeyes, damsels,  and even yabbies. If you're fishing Jindabyne and surrounds it pays to have some of these flies stashed in your box.

The Jindy Special is a locally designed streamer pattern that mimics the common smelt found in the waters of the Snowy Mountains. 

The Klinkhammer sits right in the miniscus and is rarely refused. One if th best dry fly emerger patterns out there.

The Kosciousko Dun is prevalent during the mid to late summer months in the high country. This imitation is essential for any angler coming to the Snowy Mountains. 

This parachute styled blowfly with a foam body is great for fishing the fast water. Perfect low sitting long floating fly.

This brown bodied mayfly pattern can be fished anywhere there are trout. A natural color to match our local mayflies.

The Mrs Simpson is a great mudeye imitation. This killer pattern is great fish in the weeds for trout looking for mudeyes and damselflies. 

The Mrs Simpson is a killer pattern that is a good fly fo Mudeye hatches. They are also a great little baitfish imitation. A nice fly for fixing the weed beds. 

The Muddler Mudeye sits in the film and is neutrally buoyant. A larger deer hair muddler pattern. 

Noel's Knobby is a spun deer hair grasshopper pattern that floats like a boat. The yellow chenille body is the perfect color for our local grasshoppers. 

The Parchute Adams is an all time favorite fly around here in the Snowy Mountains. A superb emerger pattern that is an effective dryfly just about anywhere. 

This Hi-vis version of the traditional Parachute Adams is much easier to see for us guys n gals with not so good eyesight.

Probably the most used nymph where Mayflies are present. A must for every fly box.

The Matuka is a New Zealand steamer pattern that is the all over the world. Early and late season river fly. Great searching pattern for the lake.

Humpies are a must have in every flyfishers fly box. Originally tied as a beetle imitation but are a very versatile pattern and can be effectively used for caddis and mayfly hatches.

The Red Tag fly is one of the best beetle imitations you can fish. A simple but effective fly for all year round. 

The Royal Coachman is one of the original mayfly imitations.  A feather wing fly that can be used on all water. Petty much a dry fly fishing staple, if you don't have any in your fly box, you better get some. 

Humpies come in lots of colors and sizes. The Royal Humpy is a white hair winged version. Great as a beetle, caddis, mayfly, or even just as a searching or attractor pattern. A very versatile fly.