The Bredbo Fly Tying Video Now Available

The Bredbo fly pattern is an early Australian-designed wet fly, historically used for trout fishing on the Bredbo River in New South Wales. It is believed to have originated around 1896 and is known for its effectiveness in imitating small grasshoppers or hoppers. 

There have been many variations of The Bredbo over the years. In this week's fly tying video, we delve into the book of the same title by Jim Findlay and Mick Hall, and tie one of the many variations from within it's pages.

At the same time, Brian Smith of @tiesflies is on the other side of the world, tying another version from the book, or perhaps from the 1964 John Veniard book Further Guide To Fly Dressing.

The video can be found at the following link :

All the materials required for this pattern and so many more can be found in the Troutlore Fly Tying Store at : https://www.troutlore.com.au

Materials list is as follows : 

Kamasan B170 Nymph Hook #10

Ovales Pure Silk Floss

UTC 70 Denier Thread - Black

Veniard Partridge Feathers - Grey Neck

Golden Pheasant Neck Feathers

Loon Water Based Head Cement

If you have any questions about these fly tying materials or others, please get in touch via email : sales@troutlore.com.au