
Dry Flies
A dry fly is an artificial fly that floats on the surface of the water when cast out. It can be either a realistic fly imitation or an attractor or stimulator pattern, which broadly represents the type of insects trout like to eat whilst not representing any insect in particular.
By Martin Langlands Beetles form an important part of the trout’s diet, from late spring.
Cicada is a large flying insect The unmistakable sound of a male cicada calling or.
Tying Wings on your Dry Fly Patterns With John Hey When I first started tying.
Loves Lure Trout Fly with John Hey Loves Lure, is a very popular high country.
March Brown While most of the dry flies are tied with deer hair to make.
The Elk Hair Caddis Caddis flies, or sedge flies as they are more commonly called.
Fishing the Brown Beetle with John Hey Trout feed on many insects but none create.
Humpy Dry Fly The Humpy is a buoyant fly that sits high on the water.
Elk Hair Caddis Caddis or sedge flies come in many different shapes and colours. I.
Coch-Y-Bondhu This one appears in Mike Weddell’s 10 of the Best New Zealand Trout Flies..