Hello ! My name is Wolfgang von Malottke and one of my biggest interests has been dressing Classic Salmon flies. I have practiced this delicate and old-fashioned hand-craft since 1989. When I first started dressing The Classics, I used a vice, with very poor results, so I decided to start working without one. This works better for me. I don't know why, but I feel freer when I can turn the fly around with no vice in my way. There is also no thread holder or bobbin to work around. I always strive for perfection. However, in this art, one is never satisfied with his results.

News The basic idea with this site is to show as many patterns as possible which I can dress. New ones from time to time will be presented. . The feather site is on its way, and will handle problems for those who are having a hard time finding genuine feathers and using substitute instead.

2002-04-10: Another Childers for the presentationsite dressed by Chris Hayes. 2002-04-10: Marvin Nolte sent me a nice Childers for my presentation site. 2002-11-21: Fabrizio Gajardoni also sent me a beuty for my presentation site. 2002-11-21: And one more Childers for the presentationsite by Anders Eriksson. 2003-01-27: Three new flies added to the site Beds of Rose's , The Widgeon                          and The Black Prince 2003-10-17: Riza Trokic and Paul Martin has sent a Childers each as a contribution                         to the presentation site 2003-10-17: A Shannon have also been added to the fly register. Crazy, or? A nice reciept of varnish from Kelson. "Take 31-pound(?) of Egyptian asphalt and melt it, mix it with a 1/2-pound of shellac and 1gallon of turpentine. Mix it all" Nice guy, Mr George Mortimer Kelson. Me and my friends on salmon fishing, I'm the screaming one. Click here, and you want be disappointed. (obs ca:300kb)

Thank's to. Tony Smith and Zooey Schiff for helping me with the history of the flies and some corrections of my English.