Spinner Sherry Dry

Reference DRY14-304PT

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The Sherry Spinner was devised long ago to imitate the female spinner of the familiar blue winged olive it is a brilliant pattern late on in summer evenings

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This a great imitation of small dark and blue winged olives, so when they are about this is the one to use.

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The Tups is a superb Pale Watery Olive imitation, highly regarded and still well used by many fishermen. The original contained a veritable mix of wool from the scrotum area of a young Ram, Lemon Spaniel hair, Cream Seals Fur and a touch of Scarlet fur in order to create the correct effect.

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First dressed in 1854 on the Tweed by James Wright, of Sprouston, for Canon William Greenwell of Durham, the Greenwell's Glory has since become one of the most well known and widely used of all British trout flies. An excellent general olive representation.

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Hawthorn Dry

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On sunny spring days, hawthorn flies flit along the hedgerows and among low bushes; and if there is a good breeze, many of these large flies end up on the water, and the trout just love them, just fish it static and wait.

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