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Barbless Dry Flies

Barbless trout flies are becoming more and more popular, many waters now are restricted, its very easy to nip the barb in on any fly but here you will find a selection of dry flies with no barb

Model: 816-5
The detached daddy long legs trout fly is a popular fly in September although often used as a mayfly. This fly is our most popular daddy long legs trout fly the coloured versions are great when the damsel dragon flies are around.What are Daddy Long Legs Flies? Daddy long legs trout flies ..
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Model: 805-4
The drake trout fly are most popular in early season. The term Drake originates from the feathers used in the wing of this fly. It is tied in a fan style.The grey drake is the female version where the green is the male version. Drakes are large insects and evidently taste really good to trout. ..
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Model: 801-1
Barbless Black HoppersHopper Trout Flies are just great fun. Fish these flies quite slowly in the surface film and the trout will take them. Try and leave a second or 2 before striking at the hopper flies as the take is generally quite steady. We have a great colour range in the hoppers and also pac..
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Model: 808-7
The black horned sedge fly is best fished in the twilight with lots of airborne insects and others on the water skittering across the surface as they try to take off after hatching before a hungry trout grabs the Black Horn Sedge fly for their dinner from down below...
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Model: 805-7
The humpy trout flies are a bushy dry fly which are high floaters and very visible, excellent if the water is slightly rough. On days when the weather is cold  or windy or perhaps swollen from heavy rain fall that is when these humpy flies really need to come out of your fly box...
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Model: 814-5
Brown foam daddy long legs trout flies are a good choice in the autumn months when the fish are feeding on the crane flies, in foam they have the buoyancy to keep them floating on the surface, also available in other colours.What are Daddy Long Legs Flies? Daddy long legs trout flies imitate crane ..
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Model: 801-3
Barbless Brown HoppersBrown Hopper Trout Flies are just great fun. Fish these flies quite slowly in the surface film and the trout will take them. Try and leave a second or 2 before striking at the hopper flies as the take is generally quite steady. We have a great colour range in the hoppers and al..
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Model: 805-6
The humpy trout flies are a bushy dry fly which are high floaters and very visible, excellent if the water is slightly rough. On days when the weather is cold  or windy or perhaps swollen from heavy rain fall that is when these humpy flies really need to come out of your fly box...
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Model: 808-6
The brown Sedge fly is another sedge trout fly pattern probably best in the evening, a must for the fly box. River & Streams / Still Water. Check the rest of our sedge fly collection, or our handy packs of sedge flies in the variety section..
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Model: 801-2
Barbless Claret HoppersClaret Hopper Trout Flies are just great fun. Fish these flies quite slowly in the surface film and the trout will take them. Try and leave a second or 2 before striking at the hopper flies as the take is generally quite steady. We have a great colour range in the hoppers and ..
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Model: 801-7
Barbless Claret booby hopper trout fishing fly, a popular choice all year, predominantly they are used in the Autumn months when we associate the hoppers being around but to be honest similar to daddy long legs they just work! You can use them in both still or choppy waters, very versatile..
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Model: 816-2
The detached daddy long legs trout fly is a popular fly in September although often used as a mayfly. This fly is our most popular daddy long legs trout fly the coloured versions are great when the damsel dragon flies are around.What are Daddy Long Legs Flies? Daddy long legs trout flies ..
£0.70
Ex Tax:£0.58
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