Hackled Wet Flies
Wet flies with Hackles tied around the neck, the hackle, gives a little extra life to your wet fly and makes them a little more interesting for the Trout. Subsurface flies are a popular choice in rivers and still waters alike, make sure you have a good selection from both the hackled and the winged varieties.
Model: 301-3
The grenadier has been around for many years, designed by Dr Howard Alexander Bell for Blagdon reservoir. Now a must have for the fly box on most still waters it works well all season and at various depths. Bit of a lethal weapon on a slow retrieve...
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Model: 300-4
These little beauties really attract. They represent many of the insects we see but seems to get results at just about any time of year. A perfect little spider pattern...
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Model: 306-3
The kate McLaren trout flies are of the most successful sea trout and brown trout flies ever devised.To go fishing without a few Kate McLaren’s in your box is to be improperly dressed .It is a great top dropper fly and usually fished with a floating line. Pull the Fly through the waves on a windy da..
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Model: 301-5
The Ke-he fishing fly was introduced in the 1930's reputedly two fly fishermen, Kemp and Heddle, created this pattern in a attempt to represent some bees or beetles they saw the trout feeding on. Still a killer wet fly, and a popular one for Loch fishing..
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Model: 302-1
Machair claret fishing fly was created by John Kennedy for the Machair Lochs, it has of course spread like a virus and is a great choice for brown trout, sea trout and salmon...
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Model: 308-1
The Olive bumble fishing fly supposedly dates back over 500 years, a good choice when mayflies are hatching on the Lochs. Can also be used as a dapping fly..
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Model: 317-8
The Bibio trout fly is of Irish origin and originally designed for Sea Trout, however, over the years and in a smaller hook it has become a favorite for rainbow trout, the bibio fly is great on the dropper or as a bob fly. Created in the late 50's it is used widely in the UK now for brown trout and ..
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Model: 307-6
The Pheasant Tail wet fly is a traditional fly, probably the most common way to fish a soft-hackle wet fly is to cast it across and slightly downstream, letting it sink and then swing in the current, rising with the tightening line much as a natural rises to the surface before hatching. It's on this..
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Model: 317-3
Created by South African tyer Spranger Harrison in the 1930's this is a versatile little river fly. A more traditional pattern that has stood the test of time ..
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Model: 306-5
The red tag fly is very popular in its wet form. Fished just below the water surface if its a bit murky the red tag can just be enough to tempt the trout. The red tag will also work for Grayling...
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Model: 300-1
The soldier palmer wet fly fishes well all year, although best from spring to autumn.Sea Trout, Grayling, Trout and even Char love this old traditional pattern.The Soldier Palmer wet fly has to be be the most popular bob fly in the UK. Use it from early summer onwards in a team, especially goo..
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Model: 317-1
Another old favourite wet fly which has the hallmarks of a baitfish imitation.It is a good pattern for lakes and rivers and on the larger hook fantastic for Sea Trout especially at night. Cousin of the teal blue and silver with the classic colour variation is a must have fly for your box. ..
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