Dries

The Royal Wulff is one of the oldest and best attractor dry flies in the history of the sport. Never leave home without some.

An easy to see Trico Spinner that stands out in the crowd.

Mike Mercer’s buggy Missing Link is one of our favorite patterns to fish during the heavy hatch during the spring. A real standout.

The Para Adams may have been the first parachute style fly on the market. It works for all mayflies. You should carry it in all sizes, especially the small ones. Now in Purple as well.

The Sprout Baetis became one of the go to patterns several years ago. It represents a shuck draging adult that is easy to see. Now in Baetis, PMD, Trico, and Midge

Larry developed this bug on the Frying Pan one day when absolutely everything else was being refused. The real deal MUST HAVE

CDC wings on these spinner give an extremely accurate vision of the dead bug in the water. PMD and Red Quill

A delicate CDC wing, biot body in comparadun style. Fish will eat this when they refuse most others.

The Profile Spinner gives you a Red Quill spent female that you can see. When fish are slurping spent bugs, this one dominates.

This fly is a perfect hatch matcher when fish are beginning to refuse parachutes and traditional adults. Sits low in the water and looks real.

One of the oldest dry fly patterns around. It’s actually a Midge cluster for use during heavy Midge hatches. It also works well in Trico spinnerfalls and just as a “heave it and leave it” on high lakes. Gotta have it.

This is a great diving egglaying Caddis pattern. One of the few, so if you fish where this occurs, this is your pattern.