by: Jim Glynn

Tied on barbed trebles – Another firm favorite on west of Ireland’s rivers. More>>

by: Jim Glynn

Welch fly that represents many things but principally chrinomid nymphs. Can be fished in buzzer style or on a cast of wets flys. More>>

by: Jim Glynn

Buoyant dry for heavy water conditions. The double hackle really keeps the fly up when other flies drown. More>>

by: Jim Glynn

Many hatching flies, for one reason or another, struggle to break through the surface film to escape and hatch — this is a very vulnerable time for them and the trout know it. Feeding on emerger... More>>

by: Jim Glynn

Buzzers as chironmids are referred to in the British Isles, are an increasing part of a trout’s diet. Fished at a really slow to dead stop pace on a long fluorocarbon cast — can really bri... More>>

by: Jim Glynn

Tied on barbed trebles – Famous fly pattern from Foxford in County Mayo from the banks of Europe’s most prolific salmon river — The Moy. More>>