Dries

A very sparsely tied elk hair pattern that is very lifelike in the water. A great second on a double dry rig.

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.

This foam Caddis has a palmered foam body which allows it float straight and turn over on it’s side. Comes in a color for every hatch.

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

The Morrish Hopper is one of the original great foam hopper patterns. This fly is great for a hopper/ dropper, but is a very realistic single fly hatch matcher….

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

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 Para Adams may have been the first parachute style fly on the market. It works for all mayflies. You should carry it in all sizes, especially the small ones. Now in Purple as well.

The consumate delicate mayfly dry fly. This is a purist pattern that works time and time again when fish refuse others.

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

The Sprout Baetis became one of the go to patterns several years ago. It represents a shuck draging adult that is easy to see. Now in Baetis, PMD, Trico, and Midge

A very slight bodied mayfly pattern that is best fished on a double dry system behind an attractor mayfly. It’s deadly, but hard to see.