Jungle Cock Connemara Black Trout Loch Flies

Jungle Cock Connemara Black Trout Loch Flies

Jungle Cock Connemara Black Trout Loch Flies Wet Fly Fishing Flies traditional wet fly from the guys at fish fishing flies. Another addition to the traditional wet fly range from the team at fish. These flies have stood the test of time. Wet Trout flies resemble an insect under the water surface. Furthermore they can imitate dead flies, aquatic insects or even an emerging insect.

Additionally they are by far some of the widest used patterns and favourites for loch and reservoir fishing. Most of all it is ideal when hunting more established trout. Suitable for rainbow and brown the wet patterns have proved themselves time and time. Get the wets on to fish whether out on the boat or stood at the bank.

In conclusion the team at fish believe that fishing is for the whole family. In addition our promise is to bring the cost of our traditional ranges down. We are the cheapest in the UK with no sacrifice on quality. All hand tied in Europe ethically sourced and using only sustainable materials.

Wets start from only 49p per fly. Grab some wets for your box and go back to the traditional fly fishing roots. Our favourites here at fish fishing flies are Kate McLaren, Invicta, March Brown, Cinnamon and Gold and the humble black spider. My personal favourite Dunkeld Simulated Jungle Cock, its a fantastic versatile pattern.

We stock over 200 types in 7 size variables, grab one for your box today.

Hints & Tips

Finally if you want to learn more about how to fish using traditional wet flies check out the link below. This is from Trout Fisherman magazine and shows a great graphic on fishing from a boat using a team of wet flies.

If you are just learning to fish or are keen to learn new tips and techniques to enhance your skill set check out other articles from the guys at Trout Fisherman.

http://www.troutfisherman.co.uk/fishing-tips/fly-tying-help/articles/how-to-fish-a-team-of-wet-flies-in-the-surface-layer

Tight lines from the team at fish