Dries

A fluttering style Caddis carrying a bright green egg sac. One of our favorites for the Brachycentrus hatch.

This fly is a very easy to see egglaying Caddis female. We love it late in the day on the Arkansas and Roaring Fork.

John Barr’s drowned spinner in Trico Black or Red Quill. Heavy thorax gets this fly down to where fish forage on drowned spinners.

Lance Egan’s fabulous CDC winged Caddis. A tough fish special.

A magnificent Bass Popper pattern.

A great summertime beetle. High floater.

A great Red Quill spinner with wings of crystal flash and a biot body. Highly recommended for Red Quill spinnerfalls everywhere.

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

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.

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

An excellent Trico spinner that works great in the drift. Don’t be afraid to drown it.

A terriffic Baetis Pattern that is easy to see and sparsely tied. Best of all worlds.