Professor Yellow Wet

Reference WTF10-107

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Professor John Wilson created this stillwater pattern around 1850's, it has proven it's worth in the flyboxes of fly fishermen ever since; not only on stillwaters but on flowing waters, even in larger size as a lure for Seatrout.

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Butcher Silver Wet

WTF025

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Originally known as Moons Fly after its originator who was also a butcher then it became the butcher, it fishes well on any position on a wet fly cast.

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Sooty Olive Wet

WTF115

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The Sooty Olive is typical loch wet fly; whose origins have been lost in Irish folk lore. However it is still much used and held in very high esteem. works best tied on the middle dropper.

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Cinnemon and Gold Wet

WTF027

£1.00

Probably deriving from the age-old Cinnamon fly, the Cinnamon and Gold is particularly good fished in the smaller sizes on the tail of a wet fly cast.

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Fiery Brown Bumble Half Hog Hopper

HH24JN

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A cross between a Bumble and a half hog this fiery brown version is another one that has been very successful on test.

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Teal and Black Spider

SPD35PT

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Black bodied bodies feature in many flies and the Teal wing just completes the fly

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Black & Peacock Spider Variant Wet

WTF147

£1.00

A Black and Peacock Spider with a hot Fluo lime green tag can make all the difference

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Wickhams Pearly Wet

WTF124

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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.

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Traditional Wet Flies

Coachman Royal Wet

WTF031

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The Royal Coachman is an American pattern that is the gaudy cousin of the British Coachman. When the Coachman wet fly crossed the Atlantic Theodore Gordon adapted it to a dry fly .In 1876 John Hailey, a professional fly-dresser living in New York, added the red silk band to create the distinctive feature of all Royal patterns, best fished on the middle or...

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Pheasant Tail Wet

WTF101

£1.00

The pheasant tail is one of the most popular mayfly nymph imitations. It is a basic pattern that represents several mayfly species.

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Traditional Wet Flies

Iron Blue Dun Wet

WTF065

£1.00

It is representative of the male dun and hatches occur throughout the season. Surprisingly often on poor weather days when there are no other dun to be seen

Traditional Wet Flies

Zulu Blue Wet

WTF134

£1.00

Blue Zulu is best fished as a bob fly, tripped along the top of the waves on dull windy days. Almost as good as its counterpart the Zulu.