As autumn begins, trout continue to feed heavily in preparation for winter, making September one of the most productive months of the stillwater season. This carefully selected collection covers the key food sources, from natural shrimp and midge to larger terrestrial insects and mobile lure patterns, giving you confidence in a wide range of conditions.
Included in this selection:
Epoxy Back Shrimp
A superb imitation of freshwater shrimp, one of the most important food sources on many reservoirs. Fish slowly over weed beds or close to the bottom.
Becks Midge
Ideal when trout are feeding on late-season midge hatches. Fish static or with the slowest of retrieves for best results.
Hares Hopper
A versatile searching pattern that suggests a wide range of emerging insects, making it an excellent choice throughout early autumn.
Caperer
A proven stillwater favourite that continues to tempt cruising trout with its subtle movement and natural profile.
Humungous
As trout become increasingly predatory, this classic lure imitates fry, leeches and other larger food items. Fish with a varied retrieve to provoke aggressive takes.
Barbless Daddy
September is prime time for daddy longlegs. Blown onto the water by autumn breezes, they provide easy meals for trout, making this an essential late-season pattern.
A balanced selection of proven September flies, designed to match the hatch and cover the changing feeding habits of early autumn trout.
