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Sometimes you know the name of the trout fly you want but not sure of the category, here we have every fishing fly available on our website You can also use the search function at the top of the page to help you locate your fly. Press the "sort by" to display them in the order you wish,

Unfortunately sometimes trout flies are known by different names so if you are unsure drop us an email and we will help you find the trout fly you are looking for. 

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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: 309-1
The Black Pennell trout fly was devised in the nineteenth century by H. Cholmondeley Pennell, the Black Pennell is particularly popular in the remoter waters of the Highlands. Commonly fished as a bob fly, it is especially good early in the fishing season when black midges are hatching. Its a versat..
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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: 304-4
The bloody butcher trout fly is a variant from the butcher. whilst the normal butcher fly can imitate the fry, this also can do this but the colourings just have the ability to charm the trout. Use the bloody butcher fly all year round, a popular wet fly...
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Model: 302-5
Another version of our popular Zulu wet Trout fly is this Blue Zulu. The Zulu is best fished as a bob fly, tripped along the top of the waves on dull windy days. Can be used as a dapping fly...
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Model: 307-4
Northern Spider patterns are lightly dressed wet flies. The name was given over time as they started life of course in the Northern Counties of England. They go back along way and are a traditional pattern recognised by many. ..
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Model: 307-2
Northern Spider patterns are lightly dressed wet flies. The name was given over time as they started life of course in the Northern Counties of England. They go back along way and are a traditional pattern recognised by many. ..
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Model: 304-2
The butcher trout fly is used all year round. Brilliant for trout in all lakes and rivers. Tied on the bigger hooks the butcher trout fly is also good for seatrout. On overcast days the butcher fly looks like a fry fish and tempts the trout to bite...
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Model: 308-4
The claret bumble wet flies are of Irish Origin and is a definite lake fly fished either on the point or as a general wet fly. Fish the Bumble Trout Fly from spring through till autumn excellent for brown trout. The palmered hackles on the bumble fly mimic insect legs moveme..
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Model: 300-2
The coachman is a very simple little wet trout fly, tied with the peacock herl its pattern represents a whole range of species, best fished in the top few feet of water with either a floating or slow sinking line. The coachman trout fly can often be used as a moth replica and will make a good evenin..
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Model: 300-3
The coch-y-bonddu wet fly is a traditional fly which is great for both river and stillwater fly fishing. The Coch-y-Bonddu goes back to the 1700s this makes it one of the earliest beetle patterns, in fact, it's one of the earliest known flies. Traditional summer fly but to be honest it wil..
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Model: 305-1
This Dunkeld wet fly is a simplified version of the Dunkeld salmon fly, this is a good attractor pattern on both lowland and highland lochs. One of the great loch flies, fished on the tail of a cast as a small fish imitator,the dunkeld fly is also highly regarded as a sea trout fly. Use throughout t..
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