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Traditional Drys

Dry fly fishing is probably the most challenging of fly fishing methods, it definitely is most fun and matching the hatch is an art which needs to be perfected when dry fly fishing. Select your dry fly to mimic the insect life around you, matching the hatch is quite easy if you take some time to observe which flies are around and if indeed the trout are rising out of the water to take them.
Hackled dry flies are best fished with a small amount of floatant to help keep them from being water logged and a more buoyant consistency.

Model: 406-6
The Greenwell's Glory - now that's a true classic! This is one of the most famous and enduring dry fly patterns in the history of fly fishing, and for very good reason.History & Heritage: Named after Canon William Greenwell, a 19th-century angler and fly tier, this pattern has been catching tro..
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Model: 405-1
The Grey duster was originally designed as a Still water midge imitation, which it does very well. However the grey duster trout fly  like the Adams fly they seem to catch in virtually any situation going, a hardy little dry fly which I would recommend you keep in your fly box. The Grey Duster ..
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Model: 404-5
The Grey Hen and Greenwell Dry trout fly is a super dry fly, excellent to use on large still waters. A variation of the greenwell fly..
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Model: 404-6
The Griffiths Gnat is a Fantastic little midge imitation.Created by George Griffith, one of the founders of Trout Unlimited, it's a buggy dry fly and can be fished a number of different ways. It looks like a tiny woolly bugger with no tail and has the same effect on fish. One of the best all-ar..
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Model: 404-7
The midge fly is a popular dry fly in the summer months and trout will feed happily on the surface from them. This is an alternative to the black and will gain attention from the trout when they are surface feeding. Will work well on still waters early season...
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Model: 410-1
The Caperer Dry fly is a sedge pattern developed by William lunn who was a famous river fly fisher, sturdy little dry fly, a lot of his patterns remain as popular today and never date...
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Model: 403-9
An Interesting fly which works well on rivers when the duns are out, or even the Mayflies  a definate one for the fly box ..
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Hares Ear CDC Klink 'n' Dink
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Model: 425-7
The Dink method has become a fast favourite nymphing method using a buoyant on top and suspending a fly below, allowing the angler to fish both the surface layer and lower layer of the water. This version has the CDC head for added float. This Suspender Dink is a mixture of two of our top selling fl..
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Model: 409-4
The Hares Ear Dry Fly is a good all round fly which will be equally useful on rivers or still waters, many a fine trout falls for the Hares ear dry or wet fly. Frederic M Halford was responsible for the addition of the wings on the original GRHE in 1880's, and who said' "It has always been my theory..
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Model: 401-8
Hatching olive trout fly, use of course when the olives are hatching in the summer, but do not shy away from this if the blacks are not catching. The Hatching olive Fly is a good dry trout fly to keep in your box, now available in a choice of sizes we recommend this little beauty...
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Model: 410-3
W J Lunn fishing flies are some of the most traditional patterns around, favoured by many anglers, they will never go out of fashion.The Lunn’s Houghton Ruby an imitation of the female iron-blue spinner, one of the trout's most favourite meals. The ruby in truth was William’s second attempt at c..
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Model: 405-6
The Iron Blue Dun dry fly is a standard hackled classic trout fly that has a permanent home in most UK fisherman's boxes. The Iron Blue Dun Fly is a representative of the male dun, hatches occur throughout the season. Surprisingly often on poor weather days when there are no other dun to b..
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