Red Bumble

Reference WB12-10PK

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£1.20

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The Bumbles origins date back to Derbyshire in the 1500's when the fly was attached to a horsehair line. The fly when first alighting on the water was fished as a dapping fly, which slowly sank and then fished as a wet hackle fly.

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