Hooked on Flies

After nearly 2 decades tying flies commercially I have decided to hang up the bobbin and retire. It's time for me to spend my time out there n the water and less so behind the vise.

I'd like to thank everyone that bought flies from me over the years. I also like to thank my suppliers and the shops that kept me busy tying, especially BWC flies, Beast Brushes Inc and the good folk at Hareline.

Tight loops and stretched lines everyone - see you on the water.

David Witham

The candyman can. Salmon season in full swing and these babies are heading to shop.

A group of Barra Bunnies heading to the Territory to chase down some bucket heads.

Some freshwater flies this time. Vampires, Hotheads and rattle bunnies heading north to hunt some bass.

Foil candies using foils. Fish fooling flies. 👍

The humble yet deadly Clouser’s minnow. Ask a guide in the tropics what colour to bring and they’ll say, “any colour as long as it’s white”. Synthetic so they last.

Some cod lollies ready to swim in the cool edges of our impoundments.

Some new epoxy back shrimp heading to shop. These are proven bream takers around heavy structure like oyster leases, bridges etc etc.

Some shrimpy goodness heading out the door. Disco Shrimp and Fuzzle Shrimp tied on from . Great hooks for these patterns 👌

Pop. Pop. Boom. Enough said. 😜

Epoxy Shrimps are a gun fly around structure. With the snag guard you can punch them right into cover where the big bream, EPs and bass live.

I have been rolling out the candies today. These babies are on the way to shop at Tuggerah. 3 varieties - standard, tungsten and ProSportsfisher foils.