Invicta
Wet fly

Invicta

Buoyant wet-fly searcher
Trout · Sea troutSubsurface

Golden-olive body, red tail, and a speckled wing — James Ogden's 1880s pattern that still catches fish on every British water.

Fish this when

Spring through summer on rivers and stillwaters. Fish it as a middle dropper on a loch team or swung through the current on rivers.

Why it works

The golden-olive body reads as fly pupa or emerging sedge. Speckled wing adds life. Reliable across water types and light conditions.

Naturals it imitates
Typical zone & fishable range
usually
Surface
Film
Subsurface
Deep
Setup sensitivity: medium
Hook range#10–14
Quick facts
Tying difficulty
Beginner-friendly
Heritage
ModernClassicHeritage
Heritage
· England, mid-19th century — James Ogden, traditional loch/lake pattern
Buy or tie?
Included in packs
Loch-style wet teamDuck fly & top dropperTop dropper dibbingClassic loch wetsLough drift team