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The matchstick buzzer is simplicity in itself and an awesome fly for both reservoirs and stillwaters. The pattern is a very basic buzzer and gets its name from looking like a match with slim body and rounded head. There are numerous colour combinations for this fly but the most common are black or claret body and heads in fluo green, fluo orange, red, pink or yellow. I tend to like wide gape hooks for this pattern in the larger hook sizes, I believe they aid hookups. The rib can be wound in tight or spaced out turns, I usually make sure I have a few different rib variations in my box.
Daddy
Flashback Damsel
Matchstick Buzzer
Parachute Adams
Thorax Adams
Red Tiny Miracle Buzzer
Humungus
Corixa
UV Straggle Hare's Ear
Flexifloss Buzzer
Diawl Bach
Olive Tiny Miracle Buzzer
Bristol Hopper
Red Tag
Goddard Caddis
Yellow Dancer
Ice Buzzer
Zulu
Pheasant Tail Nymph
Haemoglobin Buzzer
CDC Emerger
Cruncher
Flexifloss Buzzer
Beaded Bloodworm
Viva
Okay Dokey
Fritz Lure
Black Pensioner
Hare's Ear Flashback
Concrete Bowl
Griffiths Gnat
Apps Bloodworm
Montana
Muddler Daddy
Goldhead Bloodworm
Nomad
Hare's Ear
Parasol Buzzer
Humungus
Cormorant
Dawson's Olive
Adams
Black Tiny Miracle Buzzer
Black and Peacock Spider
Cat's Whisker
Hot Orange Wingless Wickhams
Black Pennell
Black Gnat (Wet)
White Wingless Wickhams
Montana Pheasant Tail
Foam Beetle
Wickham's Fancy
Mobile Montana
Baby Doll
Klinkhamer
Stickfly
CDC Emerger
Blob
Brassie Buzzer
Black Gnat
Woolly Bugger
Wickham's Snatcher
Palmered Red Tag
Dawsons Olive
Warm Springs Caddis
F-Fly
Undertaker
Straggle Pheasant Tail Nymph
Tadpole (Taddy)
Bi-Visible
Bibio
Silver Sparkler
Kate McLaren
Minkie
Black and Peacock (Dry)