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Article: Dry fly buzzes back in the fray.(News)
- Article from:
- Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales)
- Article date:
- August 16, 2005
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In the past decade the dry fly has made a dramatic gain in popu-larity. Time was when few anglers would dream of using a dry fly as it was considered the prerogative of the crachach (posh people). Now, most anglers will give it a go if they see a fish taking a fly off the surface.
However, it is now being recognised that there has been a decline in the fly life countrywide, and any motorist who cleans his car - something which I don't do very ...
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Article: DRY FLY FOOLED WILD BROWNIE.(Features)
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland);
April 27, 2007 ;
641 words
... ... the best hatches of fly and rises of trout ... spotting a few emerging flies, trout suddenly appear ... everywhere. Fishing the dry fly on lochs is also rewarding ... a bigger, bushier dry fly that you would normally ... sipping away at surface flies, you can do no better ...
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