Kenyan Custom Nymphs for Australia’s Fly Shops & Outfitters

Introduction

Flyhomekenya supplies precision-tied nymphs from Kenya to fly shops, guides, and outfitters across Australia. We work exclusively in the nymph niche, allowing us to focus on consistent tying, clean finishes, and field-tested patterns. Our flies are designed to perform in Australia’s diverse trout environments — from alpine rivers and freestone streams to tailwaters and lakes.

Product Range

We offer a focused collection of productive nymph patterns, all tied to international standards:

• Pheasant Tail (flashback and standard)
• Hare’s Ear (olive, black, pink)
• Stoneflies (golden, brown, black)
• Copper John
• Neon Nymph
• Grubs (PC and Olive)
• Drift Series (Drift Olive, Drift Black, Drift Rusty)

Each fly is hand-tied using high-grade hooks and consistent tying techniques. Sizes range from 8 to 16 depending on the pattern.

Shipping & Pricing

All our nymphs are priced F.O.B. Kenya. We ship worldwide using DHL or Aramex, depending on your preference. Shipments to Australia are professionally packed and air-shipped with tracking. Shipping costs are based on package weight or volume per courier standards.

Wholesale rates begin at:
• USD $3.50 per dozen for standard flies
• Up to USD $3.95 per dozen for premium or complex patterns like stoneflies

Why Flyhomekenya

Flyhomekenya is a niche supplier — not a general fly shop. We focus only on nymphs, and that narrow focus allows us to deliver better flies, consistently. Our team is part of Simba Africa Crafts, a professional tying unit based in Nairobi, Kenya.

• No substitutes or filler flies
• Clean heads, tight proportions
• Bulk consistency and quality control
• Trusted by shops across Europe, NZ, and South America
• Kenyan craftsmanship with global reach

Call to Action

📥 If you’re a fly shop, outfitter, or reseller in Australia, we’d love to supply you. Contact us today for pricing, samples, or to view our full nymph catalog.

Let’s help your customers fish better — with custom nymphs from Kenya tied for Australian waters.