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Danofly 2017 1 Innehåll Danofly DANOFLY 2017 1 INNEHÅLL DANOFLY 3. Företagspresentation Danofly 26. Seatrout Welcome to Patrik Daugaard AB – Dano Fly 4. Mayflies 27. Seatrout 5. Mayflies 28. Seatrout 6. Parachute flies 30. Seatrout Shrimps 7. Parachute flies 31. Seatrout Shrimps, Seatrout baitfish 8. Caddis 32. Salmon Single 9. Caddis 33. Salmon Dryflies 10. CDC 34. Salmon Double 11. Dry Classics, Superpuppor 35. Salmon Double 1.2. Midge, Ants, Terrestrials 36. Salmon Treble 13. Midge, Ants, Terrestrials 37. Munk Tubes 14. Nymph Standard 38. Modern Tubes 15. Nymph Goldhead 39. Modern Tubes, Bullet Tubes 16. Nymph Longshank 40. Conehead Tubes 17. Nymph Longshank 41. Foxhair Tubes 18. Nymph Special 42. Classic Tubes 20. Herles 44. Wet Flies 21. Herles Tungsten 45 Wet Flies 22. Fritz Flies 46. Wet Flies – Single & Double, JC 23. Streamers Standard 47. Wet Flies – Double The company have been in the fly fishing business since 1987 and arecelebrating 30 years 24. Streamers, Wollybuggers, Zonkers as a distributor in Scandinavia this year. 25. Streamers, Wollybuggers, Zonkers Our goal has always been to sell the highest quality flies at the best price, with astonishing service and fast deliveries. On top of that we always keep a large stock to provide flies throughout the season for our customers. As one of the few distributors in the business we offer custom tied flies. So if you have your “own” special pattern we can produce them for you, at a competitive price. Since quality is essential for us we only use top class materials such as; Whiting hackles, Hoffman, Tiemco, VMC, Veniard, Hareline and Fly-rite. Patrik Daugaard CEO Contact: 0046702550934 [email protected] [email protected] www.danofly.se 2 DANOFLY 2017 DANOFLY 2017 3 FOTO Stefan Ågren MAYFLIES Adams irresistible Adams Black Ant Black Gnat White Moth Wulff Black Wulff Brown Wulff Green Blue Dun Blue Quill Brown Spent Gnat Cowdung Wulff Grey Wulff Red Wulff Royal Deep Purple Drake Grey Drake Olive Drake Yellow Greenwells Glory Gul Forsslända Humphy Royal Humphy Yellow Iron Blue Dun Light Cahill March Brown Olive Dun Olsen Professor Red Quill Sherry Spinner FOTO Stefan Ågren 4 DANOFLY 2017 DANOFLY 2017 5 PARACHUTE MAYFLIES Buzzer Para Amber Buzzer Para Blue Dun Buzzer Para Olive Klinkhammer Black Suspender Tupps Suspender White Moth Trysil Danica Klinkhammer Cream Klinkhammer Green Klinkhammer Grizzly Klinkhammer Olive Klinkhammer Orange Klinkhammer Purple Klinkhammer Special Klinkhammer Sulphur Myrdognflue Para Adams Sjösandslända Spades Spent Spades Vulgata Steagr Vulgata Kläckare Stor Strömslända Suspender Black Gnat Suspender Blue Dun Suspender Hares Ear Suspender Olive Dun Suspender Pheasant Tail FOTO Hans Johansson 6 DANOFLY 2017 DANOFLY 2017 7 CADDIS Birds Stone Fly Elk Hair Caddis Europa 7 Europa 9 Rackelhane Red Rackelhane Svärfar Sedge nr 1 Sofa Pillow Europa 12 Olive Body Europa 12 F-Fly Black F-Fly Brown Streaking Caddis All Streaking Caddis Streaking Caddis Streaking Caddis Black All Olive Brown Cream F-Fly Caddis F-Fly Hares Ear F-Fly Olive Float Sedge Streaking Caddis Streaking Caddis Suspender Brown Swe Black Sedge Green Original Sedge GH Sedge Nattsländan Le Segre LH Sedge Black Swe Green Sedge Swe Grey Sedge Swe Yellow Sedge The Animal LH Sedge Cinnamon LH Sedge Olive LH Sedge Silver Micro Slovenia Tjärnrensaaren Underwing BrowGrey Underwing BrowYellow Underwing GreyGrey Nattsländan Ombudsmannen Ontop BrownBlack Ontop BrownGrey Underwing Grey Olive Verre En Minken Winnie The Pooh Ontop Olive Ontop Yellow Rackelhane Black Rackelhane Brown FOTO Stefan Ågren 8 DANOFLY 2017 DANOFLY 2017 9 CDC DRY CLASSICS CDC Black Gnat CDC Black Sedge CDC Blue Winged Olive CDC Grey Duster Black Palmer Coachman Cock-Y-Bondhu Dyson CDC Grizzly Sedge CDC Hares Ear CDC Red Sedge CDC Spinner Black Glomma Blue Glomma Green Glomma Red Griffiths Gnat CDC Spinner Brown CDC Spinner Olive Emergente De March L´Ariege Red Ant Red Tag Royal Coachman Tricolore Brown SUPERPUPPOR La Noiraude Mouche De Mai Oaklind Danica Oaklind Vulgata Vi Menn JC Zulu Silver Olive CDC Passe Partout Sulfure CDC Superpuppa BrownGrey Superpuppa Superpuppa GreyBlack Superpuppa BrownYellow GreyYellow Superpuppa OliveBlack Superpuppa Årepuppan Butt Orange Årepuppan OliveBrown 10 DANOFLY 2017 DANOFLY 2017 11 MIDGE • ANTS • TERRESTRIALS Adult Chiro Adult Damsel Ant Black Winged Ant BlackBlack Hjorthårsgeting Mosquito Mouse Red October Ant BlackBrown Ant Hästmyran Ant Red Epoxy Ant Red Winged Shuttlecock Black Shuttlecock Red Steagr Forsknott Suspender Hawthorne Legs Ant Red Epoxy Ant RedBlack Ant RedRed Black Olive Hopper TKK CDC Shuttlecock Black CDC Shuttlecock Olive Daddy Hemsedal Daddy Longlegsgs Dads Daddy Detached Daddy Fourma Grasshopper Longlegs FOTO Stefan Ågren 12 DANOFLY 2017 DANOFLY 2017 13 NYMPH STANDARD NYMPH GOLDHEAD Amber Black Beetle Black Nymph Caddis Bivisible Black Nymph Black Peacock Spider Caddis Copper Grey Corixa Damsel Grey Goose Corixa Damsel Grey Goose Hares Ear Hares Ear Roughbody Hares Ear Hares Pheasant tail Helgramite Killer Bug Marflo Mayfly Montana FI.green Iron Blue Dun Killer Bug Lills Favorite March Brown Montana Original Montana Red Olive Pheasant Tail Marflo Pheasant Tail Pearl Pheasant Tail Påfågel Påfågel Red Buzzer Red Sawyers Sawyers Sedge Pupa Cream Stonefly Creeper Svart R.S.T. 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