EZ Egg yarn is the ultimate Egg yarn chenille. The Mini yarn is 6mm in diameter. Makes tying Egg flies fast and easy, a few turns with or without a bead and you're done

The Booby Woofta or Woofter comes from the competition, its colour is surprising and it certainly owes its great efficiency to it. Size 10, 26mm

Arguably one of the most effective flies of modern fishing. Can be used all year round on any density of flyline , from a floater to a fast sinking line. 24 mm

Make no mistake, if there was only one booby close to silk this is the one we would choose, the Orange Cactus Booby is a champion!

The Black Booby Humungus from Fulling Mill imitates a forage fish, it will regularly decide aggressive fish. Made from modern, top quality materials

Fulling Mill water resistant formula provides extra power instantly. Essential for fly dressing, tackle repairs on the hoof, fly line loop preparation and general waterside backup.

The Booby Coktail Coral plays on the contrast of colours, its body is two-tone and the whole is enhanced by a small tail in pearl and UV fibres. Perfect round foam eyes finish the job.

Sizes 12 & 14

It is part of the new generation of boobies, redesigned and certified by the competition world, it can efficiently perform as a multi-role activity.

The Comparadun Mayfly allows a low float to simulate the emerging Mayfly, the yarn tail imitates the exuvia of the insect in transformation. Size 10

The White Booby Humungus from Fulling Mill imitates a forage fish, it will regularly decide aggressive fish. Made from modern, top quality materials

The offspring of the award winning Mousey McMouseface. If you're into tossing small mice patterns, this one is for you.

Mayfly Dun, quality fly with cul de canard wings. Sizes 10 & 12

The Black Booby Humungus from Fulling Mill imitates a forage fish, it will regularly decide aggressive fish. Made from modern, top quality materials

Originally designed for bass fishing, but increasingly sought after as lures for a multitude of freshwater species including pike