Dries

The classic ant pattern with some dry fly hackle and a big parachute post to make this one nice and easy to see on the water. Trout love to eat ants and the slim body on this fly is irresistible to any fish waiting for an eat.

Designed with selective fish in mind, the 401K Baetis pays dividends for anglers. A high vis wing along with CDC and hackle keep the fly riding low in the water but up still propped up on the surface.

"The Massacre Midge was a fly that I had been working on for years. I was trying to create a fly that would work as a midge emerger as well as a baetis emerger. Most of the time during the winter, fall and spring we will see hatches of midges and baetis c

A great new flashy egglayer pattern

The X2 is a great bug for the end of the hatch each day when fish are really getting picky. Ride nice and low in the film and can also be fished as an egglayer.

The Clown Shoe can be see from the adjoining state. The bottom (very realistic) is for the fish, the top is for you.

The early morning hatch matcher. When the female Dun comes off at daybreak, this is the fly to have. A beautiful A K Best Quill body.

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 stand up fan of deer hair on the comparadun makes it an incomparable pattern for every mayfly hatch. MUST HAVE

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

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.

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