Dries

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

As the water gets lower and clearer...things can get a bit more technical. This fly is for those time periods where dry/ dropper is still the name of the game...but fish are a bit pickier. You can't beat this fly in the late Summer/ Fall dropping an attra

The golden stone Chubby pattern is a huge producer during our stonefly hatch, and doubles as a highly effective searching pattern when terrestrials are out and about.

The Clown Shoe can be see from the adjoining state. The bottom (very realistic) is for the fish, the top is for you.

The long standing, use it for everything, dry fly. We’ve all fished it during Caddis hatched, or even a heavy Trico spinnerfall.

he Yellowstone Hopper is a high-floating, foam-based grasshopper pattern specifically designed for big western waters like the Yellowstone and Madison rivers. It is highly buoyant, allowing anglers to suspend heavy dropper nymphs, and serves as a large at

A tried and true classic dry fly for trout!

Low profile, but floats like a champ and is very visible...and the legs move great!

This is one of the best all-time attractor dries! The Amy’s Ant was the first winner of the One Fly contest in Jackson Hole, and literally could be the one fly in your box.

The Hippie Stomper has become one of the most popular all around attractor dry flies in the Southern Rockies. Designed by all around stud, and Umpqua Designer, Andrew Grillos….the fly does dang near everything. The Stomper is easy to see, supports alot of

When fish are feeding on spinners it can make for some great fishing although it can also make for an extremely challenging time tracking one’s fly. Most commercial spinner patterns sit really low in the water and are tough to track when there are dozens

This is in our humble opinion, the number one Yellow Sally dry across the board. Its very easy to see with this hi-vis post, and sits low in the water for those picky fish….