Collection: Wet Flies & Spiders

Wet fly fishing is a type of fly fishing where the angler uses a fly that is designed to be fished underwater, rather than on the surface like a dry fly. Wet flies can imitate a variety of aquatic insects and other underwater prey that fish feed on.

In wet fly fishing, the angler casts the fly across the water and allows it to sink to the desired depth before retrieving it in a slow, steady motion. This technique is often used to target fish that are feeding below the surface, such as trout, grayling or chub.