THE BUGGERS
by Aleksander Jaworowski

To me, fly tying is like cooking. I’m not too concerned with recipes, or specific ways a fly should be tied. I want food to taste good without requiring too much hassle, I want my flies to catch fish without too much frills. I love freestyling in both cooking and tying but on the following pages I have assembled my most essential flies of the categories of flies that I fish. Have a look, or commission a set tailored to your needs! 

Click on the categories below to show their respective flies.

A. Streamers
B. Nymphs
C. “Nymphs”
D. Baitfish
E. Saltwater
F. Boobie Flies
G. Curated Boxes

SEE ALL FLIES

If you are new to fly fishing or maybe looking for a gift, look here for guidance, or shoot us a message and we’ll help you out!


My fly fishing and fly tying journey began in 2010 when I found the stash of my dads flyfishing and flytying gear, along with a big stack of swedish fly fishing magazines. It started with roach and perch but quickly moved on to rainbow trout stocked in a local pond. I have since done a handful of trips to northern sweden for brown trout, grayling and arctic char. Here, in southern Sweden, I also fish for sea run brown trout.