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16 Mayflies, BARBLESS Spent/Green/Grey Drakes, Wulff, Humpys, Size 10 early season top flies, May and June Must Haves
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The Grey wulff trout fly all year round but best in spring and summer. Fish them dry or slightly soggy they will catch all fish. When the mayflies are hatching this will take some beating. Wullf flies are a good bulked-up dry fly, traditional dry flies can be fragile on fast waters and rivers so the wulff flies fill that void The drake trout fly is most popular in the early season. The term Drake originates from the feathers used in the wing of this fly. It is tied in a fan style. The grey drake is the female version where the green is the male version. Drakes are large insects and evidently taste really good to trout. When they hatch in good numbers the trout forget all other foods and target them only. A dense hatch of Drakes can bring the largest trout to the surface. Look around on the fishing day to see if there is a hatch around, don't be without them in your fly box, especially in May and June The spent flies need no introduction they of course represent the dead mayflies on the surface The humpy trout flies are a bushy dry fly which are high floaters and very visible, excellent if the water is slightly rough. On days when the weather is cold or windy or perhaps swollen from heavy rainfall that is when these humpy flies really need to come out of your fly box Chemically sharpened barbless strong hooks Professionally tied flies, lasting and strong
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The Grey wulff trout fly all year round but best in spring and summer. Fish them dry or slightly soggy they will catch all fish. When the mayflies are hatching this will take some beating. Wullf flies are a good bulked-up dry fly, traditional dry flies can be fragile on fast waters and rivers so the wulff flies fill that void The drake trout fly is most popular in the early season. The term Drake originates from the feathers used in the wing of this fly. It is tied in a fan style. The grey drake is the female version where the green is the male version. Drakes are large insects and evidently taste really good to trout. When they hatch in good numbers the trout forget all other foods and target them only. A dense hatch of Drakes can bring the largest trout to the surface. Look around on the fishing day to see if there is a hatch around, don't be without them in your fly box, especially in May and June The spent flies need no introduction they of course represent the dead mayflies on the surface The humpy trout flies are a bushy dry fly which are high floaters and very visible, excellent if the water is slightly rough. On days when the weather is cold or windy or perhaps swollen from heavy rainfall that is when these humpy flies really need to come out of your fly box Chemically sharpened barbless strong hooks Professionally tied flies, lasting and strong
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