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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: 405-3
The jingler is a great early season dry fly, requested in specifically for the Dales I see these treasures getting good results in rivers and still water alike..
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Model: 401-2
The Kites Imperial dry fly is an imitation of the large olive dun, created in 1962 by Oliver Kite, fly-fisher and entomologist.  The Kites Imperial trout fly was originally used on the Welsh scene this fly has become a success on most rivers since.A very popular dry fly..
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Model: 402-1
The mighty midge trout fly, the imitative still water anglers 'bread and butter' fly, is a fish-catcher supreme, but how many river fly-fishers use this brilliant fly in its various stages especially in micro-sizes . How many occasions do we go to the river bank and see fish rising. The usual train ..
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Model: 410-4
The Leckford professor dry fly was designed originally by Ernest Moss who was a river keeper on the River Test, designed for cautious fish, its popularity caught on across the country for Rivers and Streams..
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Model: 401-3
The Loch Ordie trout fly is a popular dry fly. The loch ordie will scuttle over the water surface certainly creating attention. A super snack for the trout we can recommend the loch ordie fly. It was originally created as a dapping fly, but has become widely used as its success rate soared. The loch..
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Model: 410-2
Lunns Particular, developed of course by the famous William Lunn who was the keeper on the river Test 1887 - 1932. He did a range of patterns on the dry flies, the Lunns Particular still fishes well in Rivers and Chalk streams all over the world..
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Model: 415-8
Sedgehog flies are a popular choice especially in late season, this amazing booby version means you can fish the must have fly in the heat of season in many ways. 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 res..
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Olive CDC Klink 'n' Dink
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Model: 425-5
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: 401-4
The Olive Dun Trout Flies are a must for your fly box all year round. Olive Dun Flies are found in rivers all over the UK and as the dun flies hatch all year you never know when you will need them...
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Model: 406-3
Spinner trout flies are when the adult flies have mated, layed their eggs and died.  Harry Powell, a barber from the Usk valley, was well know fly tier in the 1920's who created this pattern, an excellent dry fly that has taken many trout in each of the 80 plus seasons.The spinner dry flie..
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Model: 406-5
Spinner trout flies are when the adult flies have mated, layed their eggs and died.  Harry Powell, a barber from the Usk valley, was well know fly tier in the 1920's who created this pattern, an excellent dry fly that has taken many trout in each of the 80 plus seasons.The spinner dry flie..
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Model: 405-2
The Pheasant Tail dry fly was created by Payne Collier in the early 1900's this fly still catches plenty of fish on the rivers of Britain. The Pheasant Tail Fly will often produce fish when all else has failed, it is always worth trying the fly on unfamiliar waters when unsure what pattern to use...
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