Dry flies

 

I reserve my dry fly selection for flies that are fished on the surface of the water and either represent the dun or spinner of a an insect that spends part of its life cycle in the water such as a Mayfly, Caddis fly, Midge, Dobsonfly, Cranefly etc. or they represent terrestrial insects that have fallen or have been blown onto the surface of the water. I have separate page for my hoppers and emerger type flies each of which I also carry in my ‘Dry fly box’.

Have a look at a full list of dry flies featured on this web site:  QUICK LINK

From the above list I choose to carry just these few:

Mayflies

Baetis dun

adamsirrf1 Dry flies Adams Irresistible
Black Irresistible
Brown Irresistible

Caenis dun

caenisdun1 Dry flies Brown
Grey

Lepto olive dun

leptoolivedun Dry flies

Kosciuszko dun

leptokosidun Dry flies

Iron blue dun

ironblue Dry flies

Twilight beauty

twilightdun Dry flies

Quill Gordon

quillgordong Dry flies

Spinner

spinner1 Dry flies Black
Red
Orange
Blue

Beetles

Red tag

redtagz Dry flies Also a lime tag

Coch-y-bonddu

cochybondduf Dry flies

Foam beetle

foambeetlel Dry flies Black
Fiery Brown
Geehi
Gum

Others

Elk hair caddis

(some with trailing shuck)

elkhairi Dry flies Cream
Lime
Black
Dark brown

Hair wing coachman

hairwingf1 Dry flies

Hair wing humpy

humphyg Dry flies Natural/yellow
Natural/green
Natural/red
Black/red

Ant

antblack Dry flies Black
Red

Foam flying termite / ant

termitef Dry flies Black
Brown



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