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| Adult Damsel Fly (size 12) | ||
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A new pattern for 2008 and a sure winner when trout chase adult flies between June and September. The small hook and flexible extended body make for improved deception and hooking, while the fly's position in the surface film helps increase the number of confident takes. Fish on a floating line where adult dasmels are seen. Fished both static and twitched, this fly will trigger some very aggresive strikes! |
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| Parachute Adams (size 18) | ||
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A great general emerger for our upwing species such as pond and lake olives, blue winged olives and many more. The fly sits right in the surface film, the best position for your dry flies, appearing trapped to the trout. In size 18 it is a must have dry fly for rivers, while being a great stillwater pattern too. |
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| Mayfly Emerger (size 12) | ||
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The must have mayfly pattern for May & June 2008. By manipulating the hackle fibres the fly will sit in or on the waters surface, allowing great flexibility during a hatch without you constantly changing flies! | |
| Griffiths Gnat (size 18) | ||
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This tiny, scruffy, dry fly is the go to pattern when trout and grayling hoover hatching midges from the surface. The palmered hackle giving the illusion of an explosion of legs, capturing perfectly the image of a hatching fly. Another must have fly for the river angler, it also has it's place on stillwaters. |
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| Rubber Legs Hopper (size 10) | ||
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Tied in an orange/brown colouration, this pattern has the profile of many emerging flies. It also provides a good copy of daddy long legs and some damsel fly species. As an attractor fly fished across or subsurface, the movement created by the rubber legs catches fish year round. |
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