March Brown Spider

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March Brown Spider fly pattern - Wet Flies emerger image

Description

The March Brown Spider is a traditional wet fly originating from Northern England, specifically tied to the heritage of early fly-fishing in the Yorkshire and Border regions. It was designed by 19th-century anglers like James Baillie to imitate the March Brown mayfly

Curated by the IdentaFly fly fishing team.

Pro Tip

Cast the March Brown Spider slightly upstream and let it swing across the current. This imitates a struggling or emerging insect, often provoking aggressive strikes from feeding trout.

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Fly Tying Recipe

  • Hook: Kamasan B170 (Size 12–14)
  • Thread: Fire Orange Uni 8/0
  • Tail: Woodcock Undercovert or Similar Barred Feather
  • Body: Hare's Mask Dubbing
  • Rib: Fine Gold Wire
  • Hackle: Shoulder Feather from Woodcock Wing (Well Marked)

Fly Tying Video

From: Martyn White