Quality Fishing Flies

We realise that to have success in this business it is imperative that our Customers keep coming back and that is why we maintain a really good quality product, sourcing and always use the best materials. We also ensure that all orders are despatched as soon as possible by first class post. If you have a fly that you need tied, please send us a sample if possible and we will do our very best to meet any individual Customer requirements.

Customer comments and feedback are always welcome as this is another avenue to help us meet Customer needs and to further improve our large range of flies.

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Customer Comments

Received my first order of flies from you today. Great service,good looking flies and great value for money.I also love the advice on the website of when and how to work the flies. So glad I found you - well done!

-Stephen lowe

ordered files in the afternoon they arrived nxt morning -first class quality and service-will be ordering more

-geordie

Quality flies that do exactly what they were meant to do.Catch fish! Excellent service, always arrive by the next day. I wont buy flies from any where else again.

-Kenny

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Fly of the Month

Zonker

Dan Byford invented the Zonker as a "swimming action" bait fish fly. His fly was an instant success, and accounted for many species of fresh water game fish, it is an extremely successful stillwater attractor pattern and a great baitfish imitator. Very attractive to large, predatory trout, and it works well in both rivers and lakes.

I am a big fan of this fly. Like many fly fishers I’ve found a Zonker to be very productive in a wide range of fishing situations, and the materials used in this pattern are the key to its success, because the rabbit strip pulses and breathes as it is stripped. it undulates, and seems to never stop moving. Once you see rabbit fur under water, any doubt you may have in it, quickly disappears, and they are also available with Mylar or Fritz bodies and come with or without a Goldhead.

Zonkers can be fished in many different ways, I find moving the rod tip from right to left makes the fly swim in a zigzagging motion. Vary the retrieve from slow and steady, fast, strip-and-pause, or quick, short two-inch strips until you find what works best at your location or alternatively a very slow "figure of 8" retrieve. Using your fingers to retrieve the line in such a way that the line is in the shape of a bunch of figure 8's, so the retrieve is constant and most important slow.

Tight Lines,

Ian