Whats the diffrence bettween them, and whats better for trout?

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dry ones float, wet ones sink.

when you see fish rising dry will work, ill leave the complicated stuff for another eh

Well taking the philosophical point of view whats best for the trout would be whatever is the least successful for catching them....So if you see fish rising use a wet fly and if you dont then use dry....

I say you fellow, you boundah what?

Dray flay is the only way to catch a trout. Anything less and you are acting like a beastly coarse fishah what?

Coasty, award yourself a Yorkshire pudding for your keen observation and your northern wit, I loved it. BTW either wet or dry fly would be good for trout, better with the hook chopped at the bend. TC

took me three looks to get it, very subtle

Before you ask RT, yes a floating line would be better for the dry fly.

Regs, V

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Wet-uns - Get-em-wet

Dry-uns - Keep-em-dry

Fish like-em wet or dry

Wet fly's have very small soft hackles for legs, and the bodies are fairly thin so they will sink. Dry fly's have fairly full hackles, thicker bodies to help them float.

Oil and butter, some chopped parsley and seasoning is better for trout IMO.

....and cast towards the water?

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