Dries

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

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

Another great attractor dry fly. Reds work great all the time and yellow is terriffic in a heavy Caddis hatch.

This custom tied pattern has a very visible post and a dirty dun quill body that matches the hatch on most any river. Especially easy to see.

The Royal Wulff is one of the oldest and best attractor dry flies in the history of the sport. Never leave home without some.

When the egglaying female is spent, her body drifts lifeless in the film. This bug is exactly that.

Definitely one of the oldest most proven patterns sold. Big ones work as Drakes, smaller ones can’t be beat for a BWO hatch. Even fish a 22 for a Mosquito.

This extended body Adams looks great on the surface and is a high floater.

The Turk’s Tarantula is a great old pattern that covers all great attractor dry requirements. It floats well, moves well and supports a dropper nymph.

A wonderful design compiling an elk hair wing, sparse body and a deer hair post on the parachute.

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

A really hi vis attractor dry fly. One of our favorites for dry/dropper rigs