Flying fishing flies are artificial lures used in fly fishing to attract fish. These lures are designed to imitate the appearance and movement of insects, baitfish, or other aquatic creatures that fish feed on. They are typically made from materials like feathers, fur, and synthetic fibers, and are tied onto a fishing hook. Fly fishing lures come in various types, including: - Dry flies: These lures float on the water's surface and imitate adult insects that have hatched and are resting on the water. - Wet flies: These lures sink below the water's surface and imitate insects that are in the process of hatching or drowning. - Streamers: These lures imitate small fish or other aquatic creatures and are designed to be retrieved through the water to attract predatory fish. - Nymphs: These lures imitate the immature stage of aquatic insects and are fished below the water's surface.