LOCH STYLE FLIES

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(WET FLY, ATTRACTOR FLY OR LOCH STYLE FLY)

This is more of a class of flies rather than just a fly.
Most English Wet flies of this type were originally tied as imitations of specific species of mayfly.
In my case I use this style of fly when lock style fishing generally as a Top Dropper or Bob (Middle Dropper) fly.

MATERIALS FOR INVICTA: Thread - Brown Tail - Yellow cock hackle Body - Orange dubbing Ribbing - Fine gold wire Palmered Hackle - Brown cock Wing - Brown pheasant wing slips Beard - Swamp hen feather hackles	MATERIALS FOR ROYAL COACHMAN WET Thread - Black Tail - Golden pheasant tippets Body - Herl / red floss / herl Ribbing - NA Palmered Hackle - NA Wing - Bronze mallard wing slips Beard - Banded duck under feather slip

FROM THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION YOU CAN WORK OUT THE PATTERNS FOR ENGLISH WET TYPE FLIES TIED TO IMITATE OUR AUSTRALIAN MAYFLIES

BAETIS EMERGERS

TAN #14 Tan tail and body, brown wings and ginger beard.
BROWN #14 Brown / olive tail and body, brown wings and brown beard.
PALE WATERY #14 Light olive / grey tail, grey / olive body, grey wings and light olive beard.
BLUE WINGED OLIVE #14 Olive tail and body, bluish grey wings and grey and olive beard.
GREY #12 Grizzly and brown hackle fibre tail, blue rabbit underfur body, grizzly hackle slip wings and grizzly and brown hackle fibre beard.
BLACK #16 All black.
 

CAENIS EMERGERS

GREY #16 Dress as for an Adams.
BROWN #16 All brown.
 

LEPTOPHLEBIIDAE, ONISCIGASTRIDAE AND KOSCIUSZKO EMERGERS