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Where Do You Buy Flies
- Thread starter AKSkim
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tomfly
The only thing left should be foot prints.
I suggest you buy GB’s Jack-A-Lope. It is probably the most productive fly ever developed. Trout have been known to cross Oceans to have chance at consuming this wonderful pattern. I have heard a rumor and I do not know how true it is but a fly-fisherman accidently dropped one in the toilet and a trout swam up the sewer pipes and took it.
G Lech
New member
I never buy flies but a few of my buddies do and they swear by this place. The flies seems decent enough and the price seems to be very reasonable.
LyNcH
Dries, wets, nymphs and streamers...it's all good!
I'll 2nd the flyshack. The owner started out of a room in his house nearbye where I live. Over the last 5 or so years, they have grown to where they now have a shop in Gloversville. They have one of the larger displays at the Somerset show and their flies are good quality at a very fair price.
NJpatbee
Can be found on NJ/NY/PA waters!
I have always used flies that I tied myself, and somewhat regret it because I have passed up the opportunity to get some tied by those with more talent than myself. When I think of spending time at Darbee's or Dette's in the Catskills and perhaps buying a couple of leaders or some tippet material for the privilege of watching their technique - but I never bought their flies! I have learned my lesson (but still fish with my own flies), and I will buy some samples at the fly shows or from small shops with great local tyers.
