Alder Wet Fly (Starling and Peacock)
Shiny peacock and starling... a touch of red. That's it. Simple fly that will catch you some fish. Intended to imitate alder flies which love slower waters. However... As a caddis, small stonefly, or even some terrestrial.. It will work. Peacock and starling are so magical combined together. Hope you will enjoy the video Tight lines Vladimir
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