Dries

A high visibility red quill spinner that works well dry or sunk at the end of the drift.

Mike Lawson’s new extended body pattern that works incredibly well on Drake Hatches anywhere. Green and Brown. The Brown is very appropriate for the gold colored Drakes on the Arkansas and the Pan.

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.

This has been a staple Stonefly Dry for quite some time. As one of the more durable patterns, it features an easy to see wing and post, and plenty of foam to hold droppers up.

Adam Trina's great foam hopper pattern

The best in foam high floating hopper patterns.

A perfect dry Pacific Golden Stone Pattern

Hopper Juan’s little Hopper in tan. Our favorite

The Pint Caddis is a highly effective, buoyant dry fly featuring a thinly spiraled extended foam body that mimics a segmented abdomen and a spun CDC (Cul de Canard) thorax. It sits perfectly in the surface film, making it an excellent imitation of emergin

The Snowshoe Caddis floats high and is easy to see, both valuable traits in a dry fly, especially for rough and tumble water like the Madison and Gallatin. It's also a good pattern for mimicking the White Miller caddis on the Firehole, as the bushy white

The "More or Less Hopper" is a simplified, highly durable foam terrestrial fly designed to imitate a grasshopper. By stripping away unnecessary bulk and keeping the profile abstract, it creates a deadly, lifelike silhouette that frequently tricks picky or