In Stock Traditional Wet Flies Invicta Pearly Wet My Fishing Flies WTF068 £1.20 Another one of those prolific Irish patterns at its most effective during the summer months. Add to Basket
In Stock Okey Dokeys - Barbed Red and Lime Okey Dokey My Fishing Flies BOD03PK £1.00 Red and Lime sounds unlikely but some anglers swear by this colour combination Add to Basket
In Stock Czech Nymphs Amber and Flame Czech Nymph My Fishing Flies CZN18JN £1.20 A really unusual little nymph which is best when fished along reed beds on a floating line. or trundled along the bottom of a river Add to Basket
In Stock Foam Buzzers / Suspender Buzzers - Barbless Top Hat (Black and Green) Suspender Buzzer - Barbless My Fishing Flies Z-BSP41JN £1.20 Black and Green Suspender Buzzer with High Density Foam by Wapsi Add to Basket
In Stock Traditional Wet Flies Hares Ear Wet My Fishing Flies WTF058 £1.20 The Hare's Ear we fly is one of the all time great effective classic patterns. It is a 'must have' fly in everyone's fly box. It is not an imitation of a particular insect but a general representation pattern that takes fish again and again and again. Add to Basket
In Stock Traditional Wet Flies Black Pennel Wet My Fishing Flies WTF012 £1.20 This is a very good fly on the top dropper when duck fly or black gnats are on the water best fished near the surface especially deadly in a good wave. Add to Basket
In Stock Traditional Wet Flies Blue Winged Olive Wet My Fishing Flies WTF019 £1.20 Hatches begin as early as late March and continue until October, with the best activity in May and early June. The scientific name is genus Baetis (pronounce beet-us) and Diphetor but the are more commonly known as BWOs, blue wing or tiny olives Add to Basket
In Stock Traditional Wet Flies Black Zulu Lite Brite My Fishing Flies WTF200 £1.20 A Black Zulu with the addition of some lite brite to form the head. Add to Basket
In Stock Dry Flies - Traditional Electric Damsel Dry My Fishing Flies DRY043PT £1.20 When you see lots of electric blue damselflies zooming low over the water's surface you realize that summer has finally arrived. For anyone who is fortunate you may even see trout hurling themselves into the air to grab the large flies as they make a considerable meal for any trout and are eaten wherever they can be found. Add to Basket