Feature Flies

The original great stimulator with rubberlegs. This is an all purpose attracotr dry that works on any watershed!

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 epoxy fly has the qualities to represent an orange scud in any condition. Slightly paler than Bighorn orange. More like a dying scud.

The CDC Callibaetis has a small bead that drops its head a little when you pause the strip. Great pattern for early summer stillwater venues.

This epoxyback scud is the most lifelike on the market. Works like a charm in rivers and lakes alike.

Ken Morrish’s sculpin is one of the original great sculpin patterns.

The one streamer to rule them all….the Slumpbuster gets it done almost anywhere. This fly is great in smaller sizes as a dropper in a tandem rig or as a single fly.

Will Sand’s lifelike Mysis Shrimp developed by one of the top guides on the Frying Pan. One of our favs.

Charlie Craven’s original JuJu is a very productive midge pattern on most rivers with heavy midge hatches. Works especially well on Tailwaters.

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

One of the oldest nymph patterns in the business…the Gold Bead prince Nymph.

This is a fantastic small stonefly. The fly features an extremely realistic biot body and great profile.