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Silver Grey JC

The Silver Grey JC is a true gem of a spring salmon pattern for clear water. Although created for Scandinavian waters its popularity has deservedly spread far and wide.

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Klinkhammer Grey

The Klinkhammer Grey is just one of the very successful Klinkhammer series of flies. They are different from many other parachute dry flies in that the thorax of the fly is designed to hang down through the surface of the water to imitate an emerging insect. The exceptional trigger point is the body penetrating the surface film which gets seen by trout from a greater distance, long before they see the surface footprint. It is an excellent grayling pattern.

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Parachute Adams

The Parachute Adams is a brilliant variation of the original Adam dry fly and is fast becoming a modern classic in its own right. It is such a tempting morsel sitting in the surface film which makes it an excellent searching pattern when no surface activity is evident. It can be fished static or on a varied retrieve via a floating line.

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Blue Flash Pheasant Tail GH

The Blue Flash Pheasant Tail GH is not an imitation of any particular insect but instead is a general representation pattern that trout are fond of munching in both England and America. The gold head allows you to get down in still waters and hold a depth in rivers. Big trout and grayling sitting quietly hugging the bottom are often tempted by this fly.

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Peter Ross

The Peter Ross was created in the 1890s as a variant of the Teal & Red. It has over the last 120 years or so become one of the very best lough, lake, and stillwater fly patterns. It is equally well when fished as a single or as point on a team.

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Olive Adult Buzzer

The Olive Adult Buzzer is deadly when buzzers, which are an important source of food for fish, are hatching. Buzzer midges emerge rapidly from the water, leaving their pupal shucks floating on the surface. They fly in large swarms, often making a loud buzzing sound even though an individual buzzer is barely audible on its own. When the adults return to the water to lay their eggs, they are again vulnerable to surface-feeding trout.

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Double Badger

The Double Badger is a versatile and successful dry fly. It is best between March and October when midges are on the water. It is an excellent general purpose fly, that imitates many different naturals. Especially good on fast flowing streams.

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Blue Upright

The Blue Upright is an excellent variant of R S Austin's Blue Upright. It is more suitably dressed to be fished as a dry fly for when Iron Blues or dark olives are on the water. Created for Devonshire rivers in the early 1900's it also works well throughout the UK on both rivers and still waters.

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Hare's Ear Adult Buzzer Orange

The Hare's Ear Adult Buzzer Orange has plenty of colour and movement to attract the fish. It is an exciting imitation of an adult buzzer that can be devastatingly successful when fished just before or after a buzzer hatch. Adult buzzer midges emerge rapidly from the water, leaving their pupal shucks floating on the surface. They fly in large swarms, often making a loud buzzing sound even though an individual buzzer is barely audible on its own. When the adults return to the water to lay their eggs, they are again vulnerable to surface feeding trout.

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