Traditional Wet Flies Archives - Fly Fishing Flies

How to Fish Traditional Wet Flies
Traditional wet flies are generally fished by casting across and downstream and then letting the flies swing across the current and occasionally pulling them back upstream, keeping a tight line as the flies swing. Strikes are usually felt, rather than seen because the line is kept tight. You can also dead drift traditional wet flies, especially soft hackles like you would a nymph. The soft hackles pulse in the water as the fly drifts creating a very life-like look.

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Telemarkskongen Wet Fly
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Wickham’s Fancy Wet Fly
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Deep Purple Wet Fly
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Greenwell’s Glory Wet Fly
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Sooty Olive Wet Fly
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Alexandra Wet Fly
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Red Tag Wet Fly
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Mcginty Wet Fly
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Blae & Black Wet Fly
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Blue Winged Olive Wet Fly
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Grouse & Claret Wet Fly
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Alder Wet Fly
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Silver Invicta Wet Fly
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Blue Quill Wet Fly
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Royal Coachman Wet Fly
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Telemarkskongen Wet Fly

Wickham’s Fancy Wet Fly

Deep Purple Wet Fly

Greenwell’s Glory Wet Fly

Sooty Olive Wet Fly

Alexandra Wet Fly

Red Tag Wet Fly

Mcginty Wet Fly

Blae & Black Wet Fly

Blue Winged Olive Wet Fly

Grouse & Claret Wet Fly

Alder Wet Fly

Flies Available to purchase now.

Silver Invicta Wet Fly

Blue Quill Wet Fly

Royal Coachman Wet Fly