Scottish Salmon Flies
Classic Scottish Salmon Fly Selection
A boxed selection of
Twenty Scottish Salmon Flies tied on high quality
Fulling Mill double hooks and
presented in a durable and practical aluminium fly box.
Each
Classic Salmon Fly selection has been chosen to give a good range of
patterns in terms of colour and style, mainly in the most practical sizes
of 10 and 8, for use throughout late spring, summer and autumn.
Boxed Selection of 20 Traditional Salmon Flies
on double hooks in aluminium Fly
Box
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This boxed selection of Salmon
Flies, in sizes 10 to 6, is a blend of the old and the new in Scottish salmon
fly fishing. Old favourites like
the Hairy Mary, General Practitioner, Blue Charm, Green Highlander, Thunder & Lightning, Stoat's Tail and Munro's Killer claim their well deserved place in the fly
box alongside the new breed of modern shrimp patterns like the Cascade and
Ally's Shrimp, Flamethrowers and others which have proven so effective in recent seasons.
Each Salmon Fly selection offers practical variety for late Spring, Summer and
Autumn salmon fishing. The smaller, darker patterns will, in general, be
of most use in low, clear or warm water conditions while the larger, brighter
patterns will come into their own in high, cold or coloured water. Now
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Note: Patterns included in the selection
may vary from those shown, depending on
availability.
The Patterns Traditional and Modern
Ally's Shrimp
The original and now renowned pattern devised by Ally Gowans. This is
one of the most popular and effective of all salmon flies in use today
on Scottish rivers. Worth a try in a wide range of river conditions and
at any time of year. Supplied in sizes 8 and 10.
Cascade Shrimp
The Cascade Shrimp is another of Ally Gowans's creations. It is a great
allrounder and has almost surpassed Ally's Shrimp in popularity. This
version has a silver rear body.
Supplied in sizes 8 and 10.
Jock Scott
The most famous of all salmon flies, created in 1845 by Jock Scott,
(born in 1817 at Brankholme) who, for twenty five years, served as
Fisherman to Lord John Scott of Kirkbank on Tweed. A successful fly, not
only in Scotland but also in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick in Canada, in
Spain, Iceland, Finland and Norway.
Indeed it was on a voyage to Norway that the first Jock Scott was tied.
Sir Edward Grey, in "Fly Fishing", said of the Jock Scott, "the best all
round fly, excellent for all seasons, weathers and waters in Great
Britain, and to be used of all sizes. I believe the Jock Scott to be the
best blend of colour that has ever been invented for a salmon fly." High
praise indeed. Supplied in sizes 8 and 10.
Thunder and Lightning
Another of the most famous of all Traditional Scottish
salmon flies. A dark toned fly suitable for use in a variety
of river conditions.
Supplied in sizes 8 and 10.
Green Highlander
The green and yellow colouring of this traditional salmon
pattern provide a bit of variety, well suited to late Spring
fishing. This pattern will show up well in coloured water.
Supplied in sizes 8 and 10.
Blue Charm
The blue hackle and brown wing provide yet another colour
option, well suited to a variety of water conditions but
more subtle than some of the brighter patterns. A good
general summer pattern.
Supplied in sizes 8 and 10.
Stoat's tail
A great salmon fly for late spring and summer fishing on floating line.
Supplied in sizes 9 and 10.
Silver Stoat
Good for salmon in early season in cold clear water. Also a great sea
trout fly.
Supplied in sizes 8 and 10.
Munro's Killer
Originating on the Spey - an enormously successful fly in a variety of
conditions.
Supplied in sizes 8 and 10.
Willie Gunn
Excellent general all rounder.
Now a well established favourite.
Supplied in sizes 8 and 10.
Willie Gunn Flamethrower
Combining the proven colours of the
Willie Gunn with the modern style of the Flamethrower
Willie Gunn
Highlander
Note: Patterns included in the selection
may vary from those shown, depending on
availability.
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