About the Jungle Alexandra Trout Fly
The Jungle Alexandra is an exciting dressing with an interesting history. It is still best fished in lakes for Trout as a fry imitator, retrieve in a series of sharp irregular jerks.
It fishes well in rivers but mainly for Sea Trout.
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The fly was first called ‘The lady of the lake’ then renamed after Queen Alexander. It was reputed to be such a killer in the mid 1800’s that it was banned on some waters.
Creator of this trout fly: (1860s')
Tier of this trout fly: Mandy Shelvey
Country of origin for this trout fly: England
This trout fly is designed to be fished on Dams & Reservoirs, Rivers & Streams, Still Water fish
Dressings
- Hook : 6 - 14
- Thread : Black
- Tail : Red ibis or scarlet duck wing quill with peacock herl
- Tag : Scarlet floss
- Body : Flat silver tinsel
- Hackle : Black cock or hen
- Wing : Peacock sword herl
- Cheeks : Jungle cock
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