Feature Flies

A fantastic dry/ dropper pattern that also skates very well. Peanut Stone color will be ideal for Golden Stones and the Sally version is incredible! Black/blood red is really good for low light or stained water conditions.

This is one of the best all-time attractor dries! The Amy’s Ant was the first winner of the One Fly contest in Jackson Hole, and literally could be the one fly in your box.

A great new golden stone nymph.

This fly has been a good producer over the last ten years, and was originally tied to represent a juvenile whitefish imitation (Hence the name). Kill Whitey features a wool head, UV Polar Chenille Body, and a deceiver style tail. Size: #02

The Jig Hot Butt Hare’s Ear is a play off the old classic. A mix between a classic partridge and hares ear and a blowtorch with an added CDC collar for a little more life and movement. This pattern has olive dyed hares ear and works great when caddis are

Your new "go to" hopper for a dry/dropper rig

The Thin Mint bugger just got better! Tied on a jig style hook with a tungsten bead, these flies are certain to find a few trout. Equally effective for small water smallmouth and early or late season dredging under and indicator.

This fly has turned out to be a fly that triggers strikes from many species

The very popular Ant Acid in Hi-Vis...visible and effective!

Umpqua Tungsten Zebra Midge(3 Pack)

The Devil Jig by Steve Parrott is a go to tactical nymph

This pattern is becoming one of the more popular stonefly nymphs in the Rockies. The wired stone features a slim yet very realisitc profile.