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Snowbee Sun UPF 50+ Gloves with Stripping Fingers

€34.00

Snowbee Sun Gloves effectively protect your hands from the sun and your fingers from the abrasion of the fly lines.The reinforcements prevent cuts, burns and other cracks, which are not always easy to treat when fishing intensively on the sea.

Stripping guards

Tiemco Stripping Finger Guard Extra Long (7,2 cm/2”8) beige (natural)

107856

€9.99

The Tiemco Stripping Guard beige color provides long-lasting protection for your fingers from cuts and cracks caused by hours of active stripping of the fly line, especially when it has a rough finish like some saltwater lines or when abrasive elements like sand stick to it. With its two layers of Lycra and Neoprene core, the Tiemco Stripping Guard beige...

Mayfly cycle

May Fly Emerger YLF Flies

€3.50

The May Fly Emerger from YLF Flies is an unbeatable pattern for covering the May fly hatches! The hare fur collar, combined with a deer hair wing, makes for a light imitation that casts well, doesn't twist your tippet, and floats in the film.Trout often accept it better than a pattern floating high on the water. A reference pattern for May fly hatches,...

Terrestrials dries

Drowned Willow Tree Caterpillar Nymph YLF Flies

€2.40

The Drowned Willow caterpillar Nymph YLF Flies imitates the green oak leaf roller (Tortrix viridana), a small caterpillar measuring approximately 20 mm at the end of its development, green with a black head. It is found almost exclusively on pedunculate oak trees an willow trees, where it feeds on buds and then leaves. Along riverbanks, it frequently...

Terrestrials dries

Floating Willow Tree Caterpillar YLF Flies

€2.40

The Floating Willow caterpillar YLF Flies imitates the green oak leaf roller (Tortrix viridana), a small caterpillar measuring approximately 20 mm at the end of its development, green with a black head and small black warts on its body.It is found almost exclusively on pedunculate oak trees an willow trees, where it feeds on buds and then leaves. Along...