Introducing the Breakthrough  Cicada Collection - Incredibly Realistic Flies for Epic Cicada Hatches A New exciting breakthrough in realistic usable flies  5 Realistic Cicada Flies  mix colours,  on size 8 hook

When the cicadas emerge and that unmistakable buzz fills the air, it's time to tie on a fly that perfectly imitates these erratic, oversized terrestrial insects. Designed to mimic the real thing with painstaking detail, this exciting new Cicada Collection features different patterns replicating the colors and variations of nature's true cicadas.

The collection includes 5 from the following depending on our stock at time of order 

- Fluro Green with Black/Red Eyes

- Black-Red with Red Eyes 

- Dark Olive with Black-Yellow/Brown Eyes

- Orange-Black with Brown Eyes

- Gray Olive

- Brown

- Light Olive with Brown Eyes

- Yellow Olive with Orange Eyes

Warm windy days send cicadas haphazardly flying and dropping into rivers and streams where hungry trout can't resist the splashdown. This collection accurately captures the bulky body profile and oversized wings of the real bugs. When presented with a well-managed drift, these flies trigger explosive strikes from trout keyed in on the natural cicada fall.

Unlike most aquatic insects, cicadas have a unique terrestrial life cycle emerging from the ground after years underground feeding on plant roots. When it's cicada time, don't miss out - stock up on flies that match the real deal.

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Rod and Fly Tasmania is owned and run by Mike Tenner who is a full time accredited guide in Tasmania  the #1 location for trout fishing in Australia .All of the flies we sell are tried and tested patterns both for quality and standards, Mike is using the flies most days of the week in his guiding business.We have  All positive feedback  of 1947 received  on our flies  We promise that  you  will  be  100% satisfied with the quality  of  our  flies  or  we  will  refund your money.

The flies are tied on DAI-RIKI hooks which are made in Japan from carbon steel, they have chemically sharpened points which makes flattening the barbs for 'catch and release' a simple task.