ADVERTORIAL
Thebusinessend of your fly fishing
“New, new, new,” statesWill Landale emphatically, the newmanaging director
of FullingMill. “NEWis at the heart of everythingwe are doing here. Theworld is changing, and so arewe.”And so it seems.
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ince Will Landale joined the company in May 2012, Fulling Mill has launched the highly successful
Scorpion zig range, brought out a range of new barbless hooks and recently published its new catalogue. Te latter introduces more than 300 new fly patterns and an entirely new range of Fulling Mill accessories. However,while FullingMill
NewTacticalStillwaterflies
is looking to the future, it is not forgetting its past. Founded in the 1930s, over the last 80 years FullingMill has developed into one of the world’s premier manufacturers of fishing flies. It has done this through an
unremitting attention to detail and dedication to customer service. Because FullingMill owns its
own factory, it has full control of the production process, thus
ensuring quite exceptional product quality. Furthermore, FullingMill holds more than two million flies in its warehouse at any one time and can, therefore, deliver to anywhere in the world within 48 hours. And FullingMill does not just
tie its own designs; many dealers from all around the world are asking FullingMill to custom- tie unique patterns specifically for them.
Lookingahead And what excitesWill most
for 2013? “Our dynamic new range of Serious salmon flies,” respondsWill. “Developed over the last 18
months with consultant Ronald Sutherland ofTeHelmsdale Company, this range is breaking new ground – initial orders are beating all expectations and I can’t wait to see them being used in the rivers of Scotland, Iceland, Russia and even Canada.”
Adynamicnewrangeof salmonfliesdesigned by FullingMill consultantRonaldSutherland
Tiger Back Flamethrower 2175
Abortion Sparkler Black 1161
Pink Snake 2267
Feeler Flamethrower 2189
Jig Bugger Olive 2260
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BarblessMiniMuddler 2248
RS Super Snaelda Cascade 2214
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