Fulling Mill Flies

This unlikely looking pattern is a highly effective modern fly that has a huge amount of movement due to the flexi floss legs. It also has a nugg...

Paul says : It’s shamelessly ‘tailless’ but this crank-bodied spinner is absolute dynamite when trout are gorging on BWO spinners.  

A classic buzzer in an olive colour combination, critically weighted for use with the drop back bung. These traditional style buzzers are perfect...

A fly as effective on running water as it is on stillwaters. This fly imitates a whole array of quarry for fish. Try this weighted olive version ...

Compara duns are a versatile pattern as they can be tied in a range of colours and sizes. This version has a CdC wing to aid floatation and visib...

This is an excellent general purpose nymph pattern suitable for imitating a whole host of the smaller natural food items that Trout and Grayling ...

A best seller CdC variant of the Red Tag, a versatile fly, fish it as a Red Tag or cut the tail off and you have a black F-Fly. Barbless  

The essential, general purpose, all season stillwater nymph pattern. Representing everything from buzzers to shrimps - a perfect dropper pattern ...

This fly is a variant of all V-Wings flies, which are all extremely successfull. This particular pattern is tied with peacock quill and works best ...

A great new addition to the range from Fulling Mill consultant Craig McDonald. Barbless  

The Hare's Ear nymph is a great general pattern that catches a huge amount of fish the world over on both still and running water.  

Black is always an excellent colour to use early in the season if the water is cold or dirty, A general purpose dark nymph pattern suitable for i...

This best selling buzzer has a high visibility red bead at the head, fish cannot fail to see it!.  

Originating from the Loughs of Ireland this wet fly has become equally popular for rainbow trout as it is for browns. A great suggestive wet fly ...

Featuring a Tungsten Bead to help get your fly right down to feeding fish fast