Dries

Larry Kingrey’s biot body, white hen wing red quill spinner. Very traditional and very deadly.

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

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.

Really just a fantastic all around dry for dry/ dropper fishing expecially. This hopper features a very realistic profile, easy to spot elk hair wing, and a ton of foam. This is one of the best all around dries in the industry, and possibly the best all a

Adam Trina's great foam hopper pattern

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

When crane flies are hatching, trout don’t ignore them—and neither should you. The MFC True Crane Fly #10 is tied with lifelike proportions and movement to imitate this important food source perfectly. Designed to ride low in the film, it fools selective

A beautiful hi vis rusty spinnner

A great guide fly meaning that is can withstand a beating, floats easily and most importantly it constantly fools fish! This fly takes all the effectiveness of the elk hair caddis and mixes foam into the body and a bright blue fluoro fiber up top making i

Not all hoppers are designed to carry the weight of a bead headed nymph behind them. Some hoppers are built to just do a great job of imitating a hopper that has landed in the water.

Fly designer Doug McKnight came up with the Thundergrass hopper as a follow-up fly to his successful Sweetgrass hopper that Umpqua released a number of years ago. The end result was to come up with another extremely realistic hopper pattern that floats w

Very cool new Hopper...floats great and one of the more visible patterns you'll find!