Feature Flies

This jig head (with gold bead) variation of the San Juan Worm imitates an aquatic worm, an important food source for trout. Overall, it's a good attractor pattern that trout really seem to like, with the added benefit of the jig hook.

Charlie’s newest Stone in the Two Bit Series with two heavy tungsten beads in the head and thorax. A killer

When crane flies are hatching, trout don’t ignore them—and neither should you. The MFC True Crane Fly #10 is tied with lifelike proportions and movement to imitate this important food source perfectly. Designed to ride low in the film, it fools selective

CJ’s Sluggo comes to us from Chad Johnson of Flippin, Arkansas. Chad developed this pattern on the White and Norfolk Rivers, and it has been responsible for some serious brown trout over the years. The Sluggo throws off a big profile while being very ea

Developed by famous angler/author, Gary LaFontaine, the Sparkle Pupa is designed to imitate the shiny, translucent appearance of a caddis pupa emerging to the surface. This pattern also features a bead head for added weight and sparkle.

Tied to sink fast and cast like a bullet with a minimum of bulk and density, the Swim Coach is a truly purpose driven fly design that succeeds.

This thing is nothing but motion underwater with a mix of rabbit, soft hackle, and legs. The combination dumbbell and bead design gives it a headstand presentation. You can swim it, fish it on the drop, or dangle it below a hopper.

Water Walkers are buggy looking and imitate stoneflies. They float low on the water and have knotted rubber legs, foam is added over the back and in the wing for floating. This fly also works well when the hoppers are about. Since it is so “buggy” we will

Tag nymphs are highly underused and under-appreciated. This is a great BWO / baetis / caddis pattern
​with a peacock body and a soft hackle.

Ever wished the old Articulated Sparkle Minnows had a front hook and a conehead instead instead of a fish skull? Enter the Articulated Sparkle Yummy. This pattern is what we all wished an articulated sparkle minnow would be, and should be a killer new

White River born and bred: the Big Johnson.

The newest innovation from Ozark Fly Fisher head guide and Montana Fly Co. designer Chad Johnson, the Big Johnson is a hefty hunk of profile, with ridiculous movement through the water.

Chad put a lot of t

Get down quick with this awesome anelid...and on a jig to boot!