Dries

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

This fly is a very nice cripple PMD stuck in the shuck. Deadly in the surface film during a hatch.

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

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.

The Umpqua Hi Vis Parachute series is a very visible, high riding dry fly with a bright orange post.

A big nasty dry fly that rocks the riffle water during the gray drake hatch on the Arkansas and Rio Grande.

The Film Critic is one of the best overall dry fly series since the Parachute Adams. This fly emulates a shuck dragging mayfly better than any other.

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

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 Resting Caddis is a pretty simple name that directly correlates to its profile on the water. Designed for slicker water when fish are being a bit more picky on presentation and profile. This is an excellent pattern to start stocking your box with. Wit