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Grayling Flies

Grayling fishing on the fly is generally autumn and winter. We often get asked which flies are the ones to catch Greyling and in general the obvious answer is bugs and shrimp patters. They will however take a lot of nymph patterns, hares ear and pheasant tails. Dry flies would include klinkhammers and spiders, In the cooler months in winter you need to be looking for nooks and bends where they take sanctuary from the weather and they take food close to the bottom, stonefly and caddis patterns are also recommended.

Czech Nymph Fly - Brown / Grey
-39 %
Model: CL28
Basic profile of the caseless caddis larva this czech nymph is fantastic when fish are feeding hard on the riverbed. Czech nymphing was introduced to the UK in the 1990 World Championships. The Czech team beat the UK International teams on the Welsh River Dee. The Czechs caught fish i..
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Model: 700-4
The Snipe and purple wet fly originating in the North of England its a simple sparse fly used in shallow rough streams where food is scarce. Useful all year but very popular late season, imitates the iron blues.The movement of the soft supple snipe hackle certainly attract the attention of the fish...
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Model: 702-2
The waterhen bloa fishing fly is a traditional wet spider pattern, popular for cold wet weather days, representing a dead or emerging blue winged olive. It is however also a fly that works when practically everything else has failed. You could say it looks like no organic insect hence it seems to wo..
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Model: 309-5
The Black and Peacock Spider is a hackled wet trout fly that has origins from the early days of fly tying. It represents a range of food the trout will feed on and its simply one of the best wet patterns around...
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Model: 303-3
The black spider wet fly is simple and very effective, an all rounder I would not be without them/ Use it on rivers, reservoirs, still water, equally effective everywhere. Trout seem attracted to it as the black spider wet fly will represent quite a range of insects...
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Model: 311-5
March Brown Wet flies work on still waters or rivers being buggy looking the trout love it. ts name suggest this should be used in March, However, it is a very effective wet fly in general now and in fact you do not see many of the brown mayflies around any more, but that does not seem to make ..
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Model: 301-6
The Snipe and purple wet fly originating in the North of England its a simple sparse fly used in shallow rough streams where food is scarce. Useful all year but very popular late season, imitates the iron blues.The movement of the soft supple snipe hackle certainly attract the attention of the fish...
£0.40
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Model: 302-2
Treacle Parkin wet fly named after the famous Yorkshire cake. Popular for trout and grayling. Similar to the popular red tag, good visibility...
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Model: 303-4
The waterhen bloa fishing fly is a traditional wet spider pattern, popular for cold wet weather days, representing a dead or emerging blue winged olive. It is however also a fly that works when practically everything else has failed. You could say it looks like no organic insect hence it seems to wo..
£0.40
Ex Tax:£0.33
Model: 302-3
White Miller wet fly, a good choice for trout or grayling, three sizes availalble..
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Model: 307-5
The Yellow and Dove Spider pattern is a perfect addition when fishing a team of spider patterns. Similar to the waterhen bloa it will get results in a lot of conditions...
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Model: 503-3
Barbless Black Czech NymphBasic profile of the caseless caddis larva this czech nymph is fantastic when fish are feeding hard on the riverbed. Czech nymphing was introduced to the UK in the 1990 World Championships. The Czech team beat the UK International teams on the Welsh River Dee..
£0.49
Ex Tax:£0.41
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