G & H Sedge Olive

The G&H Sedge fly typically has a body made from fur or dubbing material, and a wing made from deer hair that is trimmed to form a rough, spiky surface. The fly is designed to float on the surface of the water, where it can be presented to fish using a dry fly technique.

This fly pattern was developed by John Goddard and Cliff Henry in the 1960s and has since become a popular and effective pattern for catching trout and other freshwater species. The spiky wing of the G&H Sedge fly creates a realistic silhouette on the water that can entice fish to strike, making it a favourite among many fly fishermen.

Tied on size 10 or 12 top quality barbless hooks.