In Stock Sedgehogs Fiery Brown Sedgehog My Fishing Flies SHG04PK £1.40 This is my favourite colour of sedgehog particularly for brown trout in Scotland Add to Basket
In Stock Diawl Bach Black Diawl Bach My Fishing Flies DIA02PK £1.20 A simple Black Diawl can be very effective fished washing line style Add to Basket
In Stock Traditional Wet Flies Silver Invicta Twinkle Wet My Fishing Flies WTF155 £1.20 The old favourite Silver Invicta given the treatment Twinkle style Brilliant Add to Basket
In Stock Dry Flies - Traditional Pale Watery Dun Dry My Fishing Flies DRY083PT £1.20 One of the smaller members of the ephemeroptera, the pale watery hatches begin in May and continue throughout the season. The fly is common on most British rivers, and when two or three types of fly are hatching together, it is often the small pale watery dun that the trout prefer. A must in all river fly anglers boxes. Add to Basket
In Stock Sedge Hares Ear Elk Hair Emerger My Fishing Flies EHE03PK £1.40 The body of this great little fly lies in the surface with the elk hair keeping it afloat, it imatates a fly hatching at the surface. Add to Basket
In Stock Jelly FAB'S Safety Orange/Blushing Sunburst Fab Jelly Blob My Fishing Flies BLJ942JY £1.10 Tied on a B160 Kamasan Hook this a Two tone blob of Safety Orange and Blushing Sunburst Fritz for this Fab blob which is tied with fully Translucent Jelly Fritz Add to Basket
In Stock Sedgehogs Green Holo Harry Potter My Fishing Flies HH10JN £1.40 This Harry potterr has a really bright green rib, self explanatory these Harry Potter are Magic give them a try and see for yourself Add to Basket
In Stock Traditional Wet Flies Wickhams Pearly Wet My Fishing Flies WTF124 £1.20 A marvellous general pattern that deserves a place in any position on a 3 fly cast whilst fishing loch style in a drifting boat. That old adage “Bright day, Bright fly” seems to ring true with this pattern. Add to Basket
In Stock Traditional Nymphs Pond Olive Nymph My Fishing Flies SSN19PT £1.00 One of my particular favourites fished on a floater and slowly retrieved along reed beds Add to Basket
