Fletcher will be accessible for four of Surrey's LV= County Championship Division Two installations against Northants, Kent, Lancashire and Leicestershire.
He is yet to show up for the Trent Bridge side this season however executive of cricket Mick Newell anticipates that that will change over whatever is left of 2015, and he is likewise quick to have Fletcher accessible for Nottinghamshire's NatWest T20 Blast diversions.
"In case we're going to test in three rivalries, we require an in number squad of bowlers," said Newell.
"Having that solid gathering isn't just about having them in the squad, its about keeping up their structure and match wellness as well. This is a decent open door for Fletch to make history some red ball rocking the bowling alley added to his repertoire.
"On the off chance that he brings wickets down there and returns with some certainty and shape behind him, it will absolutely help his possibilities of playing in our four day group.
"It would be useful for Fletch, useful for Notts and useful for Surrey if that was the situation. Meanwhile, we comprehend what he's about in Twenty20 cricket.
"He has an arrangement of abilities with the white ball that he reliably executes. Regardless of the fact that the batsmen recognize what's nearing, its something else batting against it, so Fletch will have a major part to play for us in T20 cricket, amid this advance and past it."
Fletcher included: "It's an open door for me to get some top of the line cricket added to my repertoire – to take a few wickets, to add to Surrey and ideally drive my way over into the Notts group.
"In the meantime, I'm completely humming for the NatWest T20 Blast with Notts. I've been anticipating this competition for quite a while, buckling down with our playing mentor Andy Pick on my white ball aptitudes
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