In fly fishing, there are various types of flies that imitate different aquatic insects, baitfish, and other prey to attract fish. Some common types of flies include dry flies, nymphs, streamers, wet flies, and terrestrials. Dry flies float on the water's surface and are designed to imitate adult insects like mayflies or caddisflies. Nymphs imitate immature insects underwater and are often weighted to sink. Streamers mimic baitfish or leeches and are typically used for larger predatory fish. Wet flies are versatile and can represent various aquatic insects at different stages of development. Terrestrial flies imitate land-based insects like ants, beetles, or grasshoppers that fall into the water. Each type of fly serves a specific purpose and can be effective in different fishing conditions.

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