Mosquito Dry

Name: Mosquito Dry
Brand: My Fishing Flies
SKU: DRY078PT
Price: 1.2 GBP
Availability: InStock

Reference DRY14K-078PT

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£1.20

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Originally an Americian pattern but has proved it self to be such an enticing fly that rout on rivers and stillwaters on both sides of the Atlantic are attracted to this proven pattern.

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Bob Worts, who lives near Grafham, invented the fly. He originally tied some small green dries to imitate the little midges that were on his local reservoir. His old fishing jumper was the source of his first patterns. The name comes from the "bits" of wool pulled from the jumper, it is a great all round fly that will catch fish in any conditions. Early...