Frances Fly Treble in silver and Black # 14 The Frances fly is a famous shrimp – prawn pattern that fishes well all through the season This a favoured version both in style size and colour. Tied on a # 14 silver treble hook. A fly that has a hypnotic grip on Atlantic salmon and a go-to fly in difficult low-water conditions Frances fly drifting towards the fish I prefer to fish this and other shrimp flies drifting toward the fish – It is like the flies presented in this style… attract the salmon in a special way. A practical suggestion in relation to such a presentation would be; to cast the fly to known salmon lies in a way that will allow you to follow the fly to the spot – with a loose line… You’ll need to have some of these on your trip to Island, Scotland or Norway… Some other small Frances flies Add to Wishlist Quick View Fishmadman Best sellers Micro Frances tube fly RedRated 5 out of 5 $5.55 Add to Wishlist Quick View Flies for Iceland Micro Frances Fly Treble #16 RedRated 5 out of 5 $5.55 Add to Wishlist Quick View Flies for Iceland Micro Frances Fly Treble #18 Red $5.55 All the shrimp flies Add to Wishlist Quick View Flies for Iceland Cascade single Hook #6 $3.95 Add to Wishlist Quick View Flies for Iceland Ally’s shrimp – single hook #8 – Special version $5.55 Add to Wishlist Quick View Flies for Iceland Cascade Chatreuse double hook # 10 $3.95 Add to Wishlist Quick View Flies for Iceland Cascade Chatreuse double hook # 12 $3.95 Add to Wishlist Quick View Flies for Iceland German Snaelda Conehead Copper Tube 1/4″ $4.55 Add to Wishlist Quick View Flies for Iceland Snaelda Willie Gunn Conehead Copper Tube 1/3 $4.55 Add to Wishlist Quick View Shrimp Flies Ally’s Shrimp Treble Hook # 12 $3.95 Add to Wishlist Quick View Flies for Iceland Frances Copper Tube – Red 1 1/2″ $5.50 Add to Wishlist Quick View Flies for Iceland Snaelda Willie Gunn Conehead Copper Tube 1″ $4.55 Add to Wishlist Quick View Shrimp Flies Snaelda Willie Gunn Conehead Copper Tube 1/4″ $4.55 Add to Wishlist Quick View Flies for Iceland Snaelda Willie Gunn Conehead Copper Tube 1/2″ $4.55 Add to Wishlist Quick View Shrimp Flies German Snaelda Conehead Copper Tube 3/4″ $4.55 Add to Wishlist Quick View Flies for Iceland German Snaelda Conehead Copper Tube 1″ $4.55 Add to Wishlist Quick View Flies for Iceland German Snaelda Conehead Copper Tube 1/2″ $4.55 Add to Wishlist Quick View Barbless hooks Scissor Clamp $19.00 Add to Wishlist This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page Quick View Shrimp Flies Frances Micro conehead Tube Fly – Olive and Orange 1/2″Rated 5 out of 5 $5.49 Add to Wishlist Quick View Shrimp Flies Frances Micro conehead Tube Fly – Olive 1/2″Rated 5 out of 5 $5.49 Add to Wishlist Quick View Shrimp Flies Bann Special Treble Hook Fly # 12Rated 5 out of 5 $3.95 Add to Wishlist Quick View Shrimp Flies Bann Special Treble Hook #8Rated 5 out of 5 $3.95 Add to Wishlist Quick View Flies for Iceland Soldier Palmer Treble Hook # 12Rated 5 out of 5 $3.95 Read more about shrimp and prawn See our page on the General Practitioner another famous shrimp pattern See our General Practitioner page on Fishmadman.com Curious to learn what salmon eat at sea See astonishing images of the food salmon find at high sea`s See our page on Fishmadman.com The Frances fly was originally devised by the late UK fly tier Mr. Peter Dean this was in 1968. The fly was a special commission job for his client Mr. David Blythe who were about to embark on a journey to fish various salmon rivers on Iceland – The fly was a great success and this odd shrimp pattern has ever sins been a favored fly on Iceland and at many other rivers in Europa. We envision that this pattern with time will become a favoured pattern for steelhead anglers on the West Coast of North America… Success has many fathers Right; An original Frances fly by the fly tiers that worked with Peter Dean – Or actually it is the next generation of the Frances fly called The Black Eyed Prawn – or The BEP The BEP is almost identical to the Frances Fly – except for the two black beads attached to the top of the fly. .
