Pictures

Tubology system

$Flexitubes - Pro Sportfisher\'s Fleitube system was the first two-diameter tube on the market$

Flexitubes

$Microtubes - Pro Sportfisher\'s Microtubes is a one diameter tube with a stopper, allowing for tying really small flies$

Microtubes

Nanotubes

La Bornandine

Deepwater Tubes

Torpedo Tubes

Tubeology system

Flexitubes

Stainless

Simple soft tube and bottle

Foam head

Canadiean Torpedo

Pro Flexitube

$Rear and front cone - By adding both a wide rear and a wide front cone a lot of turbulence is created along the fly. You can even reverse the rear disc to create a \"brake\" on the fly. Here shown on a Pro Flyfisher Flexitube$

Rear and front cone

$Sonic Disc - Here a Pro Sportfisher Microtube is combined with a central weight and a Sonic Disc to create a heavy and \"noisy\" fly$

Sonic Disc

Screw-on cone

$S Fly - Nils Jorgensen\'s S fly inspired by the \"Squids\" in the movie The Matrix. Tied in Pro MicroTube with a Pro Sonic Disc.$

S Fly

Vanish

$Silver Ghost Variant - Silver Ghost variation with red nose and silver body. The most special thing about this set-up is the reversed Pro Soft Disc on the back of the fly. It\'s placed like this so that you can fish the fly slower in cold or muddy water. This is a size XL Disc and it functions like a parachute brake. You can definitely feel it in the rod.$

Silver Ghost Variant

$Adina NJ - Adina NJ, one of Nile Jorgensen\'s most interesting creations for the 2011 season. Designed for glacial water salmon fishing but a Sea Trout angler will properly also see something in this fly.$

Adina NJ

Albino NJ

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