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Browntrout
Fly Guide
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LAKE
FLY GUIDE
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JUNE |
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Much the same flies hatch
in June as in May, except that the mayfly dies off around
the middle of the month and sedges begin to hatch. The
most important sedges are the big red sedges, including
the peters and murroughs and the various types of silverhorns.
In the latter half of the month, fish may not touch
fly at all during the day, being "on the fry" - that
is, eating the perch fry which are then at their most
vulnerable. Fishing is best in the evening if sedges
are about.
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Natural
fly
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Matching
artificial
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Usual
angling method
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Best
time to fish
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Where
best to fish
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Useful
comments
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Mayfly
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As in May
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As in May
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As in May
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As in May
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First ten
days
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Spent
Gnat
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As
in May
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As
in May
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As
in May
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As
in May
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Dry
fly is often highly effective
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Chironomids
Olive Midge
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Olive Duckfly
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Dry
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Late evening
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Shallows
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Hatch over mud bottom
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Green
Midge (Also known as Buzzers)
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Hackled
Green Midge
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Dry
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Late
evening
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Shallows
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Sedges
Cinnamon SedgeBlack Gnat |
Cinnamon Sedge,
Black gnat
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Dry
Dry |
Darkness
Daytime |
Near shores
Near shores |
Deadly in right conditions
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Lakeolives
Also
Caenis,
Shrimp,
Corixa,
Waterlouse,
Snail.
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As
in May
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As
in
May
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As
in May
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As
in May
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Chironomids
Olive Midge
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Olive Duckfly
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Dry
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Late evening
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Shallows
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Hatch over mud bottom
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Sedges
Cinnamon SedgeBlack Gnat |
Cinnamon Sedge,
Black gnat |
Dry
Dry |
Darkness
Daytime |
Near shores
Near shores |
Deadly in right conditions
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Quick
Guide to rivers
in Ireland
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select a region for a detailed guide to the fly fish rivers in that
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