Gary Pearson Stillwater

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GP Top Dropper
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GP01/12
GP Top Dropper
£1.19
This is one of Gary's go to flies from June onwards when fishing a floating line. As the name suggests this is always tied on his top dropper and has proved deadly at Blagdon and Chew during midge hatches.
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GP 2 Tone Emerger
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GP03/14
GP 2 Tone Emerger
£1.19
Black and Claret has always proved a deadly combination on stillwaters and this emerger pattern is a great fly when the trout are feeding in the surface. Apply floatant to the white antron breathers which allows the body of the fly to sit in the surface film. This is a great dry fly pattern during a midge hatch on all reservoirs.
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GP Damsel Booby
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GP05/12
GP Damsel Booby
£1.19
A great washing line fly for the Summer. Can be fished on the point or top dropper with a floating line and a diawl bach or claret muskins on the middle dropper.
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GP Hot Diawl Bach
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GP06/10
GP Hot Diawl Bach
£1.19
A great diawl bach variation that comes into it's own from May onwards.
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GP Ruby Red
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GP07/12
GP Ruby Red
£1.19
Hoppers provide great sport when trout are feeding near the surface. This pattern uses a striking wine coloured tinsel for the body which has proved irresistible to trout. The ideal pattern when you want a fly to sit right in the surface and still be visable.
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GP Black Shadow
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GP08/12
GP Black Shadow
£1.19
Hoppers provide great sport when trout are feeding near the surface. This pattern uses our UV enhancer and has a UV rib which is ideal when you want a fly to sit right in the surface and still be visable.
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GP Point Fry
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GP12/10
GP Point Fry
£1.19
Trout start to feed on fry near the surface around late September and into October and this is when this pattern come into it's own. As the name suggests fish this as a point fly with a floating line. It can also be fished on the point and top dropper using the washing line method with small nymph patterns on the other droppers. This is not a fly for retrieving, just cast out, take in the slack and hold on!!
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