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Dry trout fly

Overhanging trees and bushes may show signs of natural fly life on the water. Casting your dry fly among them may provide results. Try to use a fly which will match the insect life which the trout are feeding on.

The retrieve often depends on the weather conditions. A flat calm water may be better to fish the fly were ever you may see natural fly life movement. A small twitch on the leader now and then may help. In more windier conditions the fly can be moved more to attract the trout.

Careful casting avoiding splashing, lighter line weight are important when dry fly fishing. Casting in front of a moving trout may produce a take. A silicon gel will help keep the dry fly floating on the surface. Most fly fishermen only use the one fly.

As we have all learned over the years, trout fishing can sometimes prove very challenging, much depends on the weather conditions and the feeding habits of the trout on the day. A good selection of trout flies will certainly give you a chance of success.

We are a UK supplier of trout flies. We have a large selection of trout fishing flies in stock.Our trout fly collection includes buzzers, dry flies, lures, nymphs and wet flies.

The trout flies are all expertly tied using high quality fly tying materials, therefore giving much more resemblance to the real fly.

You will find that using s dry fly will certainly give you a great feeling of excitement when the trout takes the fly. Once you experience that feeling you will  be hooked yourself.

Have a great days fishing with a well stocked fly box.