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Dunkeld Fly-Trout Flies-Wet Flies |
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The Dunkeld fly is named after the Town of Dunkeld on the River Tay in Scotland where it originated. The Dunkeld Fly is a good attractor pattern for rainbow and sea trout. Cast as a small fish imitator, it is highly regarded a sea trout fly and it has also worked well for me for brown trout on summer evenings. The Dunkeld fly is in fact a scaled down version of an old feathered winged salmon fly of the same name and is best fished on the point of a three fly set up in sunny conditions. If you notice that trout are feeding on Daphina its definitely a good time to fish the Dunkeld Fly. The Dunkeld Fly also has the advantage that it can be fished throughout the whole of the trout fishing season. |
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Dunkeld Fly Materials |
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Hook: Wet Fly Size 8 to 12 , Thread: Black , Tail: Golden Pheasant Topping , Body: Flat Gold Tinsel, Hackle: Hot Orange Cock Hackle, Wing: Bronze Mallard, Rib: Gold Wire. |
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Wet Trout Flies Alder , Alexandra , Bibbio, Black & Peacock, Butcher, Mallard & Claret ,Dunkeld , Invicta , March Brown, Peter Ross , Teal Blue & Silver, Black Gnat, Soldier Palmer |
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