A convenience pairing for fly anglers especially trout fly fishing angler to pick up – this assortment pack contains the 28 most popular and reliable true fly patterns when targeting trout
The 76 flies in 28 patterns in this collection are some of the most realistic flies to be found and include: Bead Head Nymph, Scud Nymph, Cat’s Whisker, Humpy Fly, Parachute Adams, Bead Head Prince Nymph, Wooly Worm, Flashback Shrimp, Cone Head Streamer, Brass Head CDC Nymph, Bead Head Caddis Nymph, Epoxy Garden Worm, Yellow Bug, and Scud Nymph
Please refer to the pictures for the detailed fly patterns and corresponding hook sizes
Each fly is tied to exacting standards on chemically sharpened, high-carbon hooks
This flies kit comes locked and loaded in a high grade double-sided fly box
The flies included in this kit are perfect for targeting Trout, Bluegill and some other Panfish, Grayling and other freshwater fish
8 reviews for BASSDASH Fly Fishing Flies Kit Fly Assortment Trout Bass Fishing with Fly Box, 36/64/72/76/80/96pcs with Dry/Wet Flies, Nymphs, Streamers, Popper
Rated 4 out of 5
Landon –
I had never been fly fishing before and had a chance to go. So I bought a rod (also from Amazon) and this pack of flies. I went to northern Georgia and spend several days fishing and trying out all the different flies in the pack.
They may not be as high quality as real flies made from fly fishing stores but they are GREAT for price. I caught several trout on flies from this kit. I would recommend you order some! For $20 it can’t be beat.
Rated 5 out of 5
Robert Y. –
The flies look right the box is aluminum hooks are sharp
Rated 5 out of 5
Me –
These are good fly for trout and bass
Rated 5 out of 5
Jack Chase –
To get this many midges for this price is great and they all look good
Rated 4 out of 5
Sam –
Good selection for the price prompt delivery
Rated 3 out of 5
jake –
The item is usable. And would probably make a decent purchase for somone who is just getting into the sport, amd who is expecting to lose many flies when they just get started.
The flies themselves are…. passable. While they will catch fish, they are not the highest of quality. Thin thread, loose knots, low quality materials, etc.
Which, doesn’t really matter if you are going to pop them off while the rod around, or breaking them off in trees as a beginner. They will probably catch fish.
My biggest gripe is th e quality of the fly box they came in. It is such horrendous quality. It’s plastic that is about the thickness and rigidity of a 1 gal milk jug. And it’s held closed with 2 tiny magnets. It will not last or hold up to use.
I have bought a few (this is my 4th) kit of “120 bulk flies” or what ever you want to call them. I bought them for a friend whose just getting into the sport. So they will function. It’s much better to pop off a 25 cent fly over a 4$ fly. Especially if there’s a chance it won’t even touch the water before it gets lost.
This is also the only one that I’ve seen at this quality.
Personally, I won’t buy them again.
Tl;DR Very low quality. Box is garbage. Ok for beginner, or first trip to the water where you expect to lose more of them.
If you do buy them, do yourself a favor. And buy a decent flybox to out them in.
Rated 5 out of 5
Gara C. Lawson –
I bought the wrong item. I bought fly fishing Instead of lures. I didn’t know fishing flies were for river fishing. So I retuned them. But they were very compact and packaged nicely.
Rated 5 out of 5
SHERRY YVONNE BARTON –
My son in law was happy to receive these as a Christmas gift
Landon –
They may not be as high quality as real flies made from fly fishing stores but they are GREAT for price. I caught several trout on flies from this kit. I would recommend you order some! For $20 it can’t be beat.
Robert Y. –
Me –
Jack Chase –
Sam –
jake –
The flies themselves are…. passable. While they will catch fish, they are not the highest of quality. Thin thread, loose knots, low quality materials, etc.
Which, doesn’t really matter if you are going to pop them off while the rod around, or breaking them off in trees as a beginner. They will probably catch fish.
My biggest gripe is th e quality of the fly box they came in. It is such horrendous quality. It’s plastic that is about the thickness and rigidity of a 1 gal milk jug. And it’s held closed with 2 tiny magnets. It will not last or hold up to use.
I have bought a few (this is my 4th) kit of “120 bulk flies” or what ever you want to call them. I bought them for a friend whose just getting into the sport. So they will function. It’s much better to pop off a 25 cent fly over a 4$ fly. Especially if there’s a chance it won’t even touch the water before it gets lost.
This is also the only one that I’ve seen at this quality.
Personally, I won’t buy them again.
Tl;DR
Very low quality. Box is garbage. Ok for beginner, or first trip to the water where you expect to lose more of them.
If you do buy them, do yourself a favor. And buy a decent flybox to out them in.
Gara C. Lawson –
SHERRY YVONNE BARTON –