Lure a Pike, Perch or large Trout with Predator Flies from Fin & Game

Predator flies are a type of fly fishing lure specifically designed to target predatory fish species like pike, perch, and trout. They are tied using strong hooks and durable materials to withstand the powerful takes and fights of these fish. Predator flies come in various shapes, sizes, and colours to imitate the bait fish that these predators typically feed on. Some popular predator fly patterns include:

• Sparkler flies: These brightly coloured flies with flashy materials are designed to attract attention and irritate predators.
• Bunny flies: These flies use rabbit fur to create a lifelike imitation of a small mammal struggling in the water.
• Clouser Deep Minnows: These flies are weighted to sink down to deeper depths where predators may be lurking.
• Streamer flies: These long, slender flies imitate pin fry, juvenile fish  or minnows.

The Challenge of Predator Fly Fishing

Fly fishing for predators offers a unique challenge and a thrilling reward. Predator fly fishing requires anglers to cast flies that may not look exactly like natural prey. The success lies in the lifelike action of the fly in the water and the angler’s ability to mimic the movements of prey that trigger an aggressive response from big fish.

Expert Advice and Unmatched Predator Fly Selection

Here at Fin & Game, we stock a wide selection of predator flies at our store in Kelso in the Scottish Borders from various brands to target all types of predatory fish. Whether you’re a seasoned fly fisher with every piece of fly fishing gear looking for the latest and greatest patterns or a beginner just starting out, we have the fishing flies you need to get started. Our knowledgeable staff can help you choose the right flies for the specific predator fish you’re targeting and your fishing conditions.

We also stock a wide range of fly fishing rods, reels, lines, and accessories specifically designed for predator fishing. So please visit our store in Kelso or browse our selection online today.

Contact Us for Help

If you’d prefer to speak to a member of our team about predator flies or any other aspect of fly fishing for predators, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us. We’re always happy to offer advice and recommendations.