National Resources Wales – Gyrodactylus salaris Briefing Note
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National Resources Wales – Fungus on Salmon and Sea Trout
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National Resources Wales – Fish Health and Disease Update – April 2016
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National Resources Wales – Disinfecting Fishing Tackle to Control Fish Disease
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March Brown Wet Fly
Hook: Varivas 2410 wide gape or any wet type fly hook size 10 or 12 Silk: 8/0 primrose wispa Tail: fibres from a partridge tail Rib: silk floss which has been spun Body: Hares mask from between the eyes Beard: Partridge neck …
March Brown Dry Fly
Hook: Partridge Patriot Fine Dry (SLD) size 12 or 10 Silk: Primrose 8/0 wispa Tail: Brown micro fibbetts Rib: Brown 3lb maxima Body: A 2:1 mix of March brown superfine and Orange sulphur superfine dubbing. Wing: Lemon wood duck tied as a …
Greenwell Spider
Hook: Partridge spider hook size 14. It can be tied on 16’s and 12’s as well if desired Silk: Pearsall’s Primrose Silk waxed with dark cobblers wax Rib: Fine gold wire Hackle: Furnace hen hackle wound …
Dark Olive Wet Fly
Hook: Varivas 2400 Wet size 14 or similar wet fly hook Silk: Primrose yellow 8/0 wispa Tail: Dyed Olive cock hackle Body: Stripped quill feather varnished Hackle: Tied in as a beard cock hackle dyed olive as the tail Wing: Slips of …
Know Your Fish Food – Part 5 – Yellow May Dun (Heptagenia Sulphurea)
There was a time where I wouldn’t have thought of using a pattern to imitate this fly. However how times have changed. This fly has become very important to the fish of the River Usk particularly since the lack of March Browns …
Know Your Fish Food – Part 4 – Olive Upright (Rhithrogena Semiclorata)
A very important food source for both trout and grayling on the Rivers Usk and Wye. This insect is a very important food source for the River Usk and Wye as it arrives at the end of the Grannom and March Brown …
