Thirteen expertly hand-tied flies, hand chosen for you, delivered once per month
Just received my monthly subscription from bann flies, great idea and great quality flies delivered straight to your door.
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Shane Gallagher
Shane gets a selection of lake and lough brown trout flies from Bann Valley each month. From time to time we send him some salmon flies when he need them and also some rainbow trout patterns over the closed season.
Shane is an acomplished angler and need quality flies that catch fish on his waters and at the same time have durability.
With this amazing 6lbs 2oz wild Irish brown trout. "I can’t wait for the next month's flies to come in the post to try them out, lovely fly tyings and very friendly and helpful service. A great way to get your fly box built up, quality flies and I recommend Bann Valley flies"
John Cassidy
We send John selection's for the west of Ireland lakes. These include Dabblers, Mayflies, and Peter patterns along with the latest inovations.
When you sign up we will contact you.
We then hand select and send you monthly flies based on your fishing style and any special requests we try to meet.
Bann Valley Big Lough Box
All you have to do is go fishing and wait for awesome competition flies to arrive through the post.
No - minimum term.
No - crazy login details.
Yes - Awesome flies to your door each month.
Bann Valley Fly Club
We ask you once you sign up about your favourit fly fishing venus then using our knowledge of fly fishing and fly choice we send you selections suited to each month. We also send a letter with tips and suggestions on how to use them. we have thousands of fly patterns to share with you.
"Almost all of the flies I use now are Bann Valley flies. They're exceptionally well tied, and they just work."
Ned Maher, Ardaire Springs, Kilkenny
Ned owns a fishery in Kilkenny, stocking excellent quality Rainbow Trout. He's a keen destination fisherman, often taking trips to Alaska and Canada. His subscription boxes include a range of natural patterns, along with a mix of lures and micro flies for when trout are particularly picky.
"I often fish with Bann Valley Flies in big matches. They're tied to extremely high standards, and are often specified by some of the top anglers in the UK, giving any angler a competitive edge."
Scott Nellins, International Competition Fly Angler, Newcastle Upon Tyne
Scott spends a lot of time on the Scottish rivers targeting large Brown Trout and Greyling as well as travelling all over the UK and Europe for angling competitions. His subscription boxes include seasonal river flies, tailored to wherever he's competing each month.
"The Bann Valley Flies guys know their stuff, and they're always spot on with fly selections that make sense. The flies themselves are second to none."
Trevor James Down, House Fishery Manager at Screeb House, Co. Galway
Trevor acts as a guide for Salmon, Sea Trout and Wild Brown Trout in loughs around Connemara. His subscription boxes include duck flies, olives, mayflies and other lough flies chosen by our team, depending on the time of year. He swears by our minkys and dabblers.
So how does it work?
Once you sign up for your first month, we’ll be in touch to ask you about your fishing habits, and any upcoming trips, anywhere in the UK, Ireland or beyond.
We’ll hand tailor your first set based on our extensive experience in fishing, and in tieing some of the world’s best flies over the last 10 years.
How much does it cost?
Each box is just £14, including delivery anywhere within the UK and Ireland. We’ll even give you a free gift with your first box.
You can cancel your subscription at any time, for any reason.
What will I receive?
At least 13 flies, each hand tied, and chosen based on what you’ve told us, and our feedback on what’s working for our other customers this month.
We’ll also give you some background on why we chose each fly, as well as tips on how to get the most out of it.
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