Feature Flies

A CDC soft hackled version of the the original bead head Pheasant Tail. A great dropper on Hopper/Dropper rig.

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.

John Barr’s incredible bead head emerger for deeper water column presentations during heavy hatches. Deep or shallow, it works great.

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

Charlie Craven’s big time mayfly nymph in a variety of colors. If you can’t catch fish on this fly, you’re not getting a drift.

Two Bits (Tungsten Beads) make this fly a true winner for a dropper nymph in a double or triple nymph rig or in a dry/ dropper rig. This is a fantastic Mayfly representation across the board, and works great as a general attractor.

The best selling nymph in the history of fly fishing still demands the attention of trout everywhere. This fly comes in many colors which correspond to different hatches. A must have in your box

When fish are feeding on spinners it can make for some great fishing although it can also make for an extremely challenging time tracking one’s fly. Most commercial spinner patterns sit really low in the water and are tough to track when there are dozens

Incorporating the natural motion of grizzly marabou, this pattern pulses and breathes under the slightest of retrieves. This suggests the snake-like swimming motion of a damsel nymph.

The best in foam high floating hopper patterns.

The best CDC Yellow Sally dry in the industry. If you have picky fish in a Yellow Sally hatch…this is your winner fly.

Almost the only Cranefly Larva you need in your box! Cranefly Larva represent a large part of trouts diets, and are a great sleeper fly on any fishery!