In Stock Hares Ear - Barbless Olive Hares Ear Damsel Nymph - Barbless My Fishing Flies Z-HEN16PT £1.35 An olive version of the prolific fish catching hares ear nymph. Add to Basket
In Stock CDC Dry Blue Winged Olive CDC My Fishing Flies CDC509PK £1.40 A great year round CDC Fly that even catches during the winter. Add to Basket
In Stock Spiders Hot March Brown Spider My Fishing Flies SPD21PT £1.40 this fly immitates a host of terestial insects and can be fished season long Add to Basket
In Stock Dry Flies - Traditional Blue Upright Dry My Fishing Flies DRY029PT £1.40 Created for Devonshire rivers in the early 1900's this is an excellent dry fly for when Iron Blue's or dark olives are on the water. Add to Basket
In Stock Traditional Dry Flies - Barbless Griffiths Gnat Dry Barbless My Fishing Flies Z-DRY055PT £1.50 Griffith's Gnat stands high on the surface of the water and that's the key to its success. The tips of the hackle barbs leave tiny footprints on the surface of the water just like the legs of a real insect. Add to Basket
In Stock Barbless Fly Selections Vicar Selections - Barbless - 10 for £10 Z-SEL 50 £10.00 A full suite of Vicar Style buzzers with the addition of a 3 Bob Red Butt. Add to Basket
In Stock Wet Gold Head - Barbless Gold Head Black Pennel Wet - Barbless My Fishing Flies Z-WTG03PT £1.50 The ever popular Black Pennel with a Goldhead Add to Basket
In Stock Traditional Dry Flies - Barbless Black & Red Gnat Dry Barbless My Fishing Flies Z-DRY013PT £1.50 Black Gnat with a difference a hot red tag sometimes a subtle change can work wonders. Add to Basket
Out-of-Stock Sedge Bullet Black Elk Hair My Fishing Flies EHE09PK £1.50 Tied some of these for a customer and whilst they were being tied thought they look really good, they immitate a whole host of flies, including Sedge and Hawthorn's. and these small patterns are perfect for immitating emerging buzzers View
In Stock Dry Flies - Traditional Wickhams Dry My Fishing Flies DRY095PT £1.40 The Wickham was originally intended as a dry fly for use on the chalk streams of southern England and it has proven its worth since the 1880's when it was first created but on much more varied waters as it is a good general purpose still water fly Add to Basket