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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: 606-9
This Barbless buzzer trout fly needs no description, a plain simple effective buzzer fly, with a choice of sizes, can be used in a team or on its own equally effective,..
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Model: 606-2
The Suspender Buzzer is best on a floating line and long leader with fine diameter tippet of 3 or 4lbs. Cast out and leave the suspender buzzer to do the work, the trout will soon come to it. If a buzzer hatch is on and trout are actively searching the surface film for emergers then this fly is dyna..
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Barbless Orange Ally McCoist
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Model: 902/11
The Ally McCoist lures are a super combination of fritz, marabou and beadeye, perfect for stocked rainbows and still water fly fishing. A very successful pattern to keep in your fly fishing box..
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Model: 604-6
The crisp packet buzzer is definitely an all time favourite in the epoxy buzzer trout flies. It works all year in a variety of conditions. The colour in the cheeks and ribbing, can be fished on its own or as part of a team. Very versatile indeed...
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Model: 500/3
Barbless Orange Cruncher trout flies are one of the favourite subsurface nymphs used by top anglers and a recommended nymph pattern. Use the cruncher fishing fly when you see the pupa and nymphs rising and the trout will be prowling the water to strike...
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Model: 603-3
Barbless Orange Epoxy FlyEpoxy buzzer fishing flies are best fished very slowly on a floating line and long leader, because of its weight the fly cuts rapidly through the surface film and gets to fishing near the bottom. Although used all year round the epoxy fishing flies are great in the cool..
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Barbless Orange hothead Fritz  (Red Bead)
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Model: 908-15
Hothead Orange fritz, Red Bead, great attractors, the hothead bead and flash in the tail are a lethal combination for still water and cooler weather, size 10 hook..
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Model: 608-1
Barbless Quill epoxy buzzer with a ribbed body and hi viz cheek, super little buzzer fly a good addition to our epoxy trout fly range. Cuts through the surface film quickly, look for aggressive takes...
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Model: 815-3
Barbless Sedgehog flies are becoming a popular choice especially in late season, the deer hair on the back giving the look of a hedgehog, two sizes available on the sedgehogs or often called halfhogs. Check out the rest of the range in these little beauties...
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Model: 600-1
The shipmans buzzer was designed by Dave Shipman to sit right in the surface film. Imitating a hatching midge, the shipman buzzer flies produce great results. Becoming more and more popular with still water anglers, it has the antron to keep the buzzer floating. The scruffier the better on these wic..
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Model: 503-5
Barbless Shrimp Fly - OrangeThe shrimp nymph is an all year fly for trout grayling and char. The shrimp is a curious little humpbacked creature which scuttles around in the bottom and often swims on its side in looping runs. It also drifts with the current appearing to be relocating. Copy either of ..
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Model: 506-8
Diawl Bach fly, Welsh for ‘little devil’. This all round nymph attractor pattern can be fished in a variety of ways and it gives excellent results in rough water, as well as, calm. The Diawl bach Nymph Trout Flies are suggestive of all sorts of aquatic insect life, especially midges. In Britain and ..
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