Description

Created in 1892 by Tommy Hanna of Moneymore, Ireland, the Ballinderry Black is a popular wet fly pattern designed to mimic a variety of aquatic insects, including stoneflies and caddisflies. The Ballinderry Black’s effectiveness lies in its versatility and ability to adapt to different water conditions and insect hatches. It has proven to be a successful fly for brown trout, salmon, and even sea trout in a variety of settings, from rivers and streams to stillwaters. Today, the Ballinderry Black remains a staple in many fly anglers’ boxes, prized for its versatility, durability, and effectiveness in catching a variety of freshwater fish. Its time-tested design and proven track record make it an essential addition to any angler’s arsenal.