Feature Flies

"The CDC Cased Caddis Jig is a twist on the popular cased caddis that imitates Brachycentrus caddis larvae, which are easily identified by their brown, rectangular, tapered cases.

The Lite Brite Perdigon in all its variations has since become a standby. The attractor based color variations have been surprisingly effective in tough rivers where the trout often are reputed to only take tiny imitative nymphs.

The Breadcrust in one of the best caddis patterns we have found. The beadhead version will add just enough weight to make it perfect for a dry-dropper rig. A must have for spring and summer fishing anywhere there are caddis present.

The Zebra Midge… a true classic for trout fisherman far and wide.

A favorite for a smaller streamer.When this fly gets wet it looks just like its wounded and wants get eaten by a large predatory trout.

A micro version of the classic Sex Dungeon, perfect for smaller water and big fish with a light appetite.

A large articulated mouse pattern for your predator adventures! Double Hook. *1 Pack

The Jig Sparkle Yummy is an upgraded version of the legendary Coffey's Sparkle Minnow fly. This version is on a jig hook with rubber legs.

Ever wished the old Articulated Sparkle Minnows had a front hook and a conehead instead instead of a fish skull? Enter the Articulated Sparkle Yummy. This pattern is what we all wished an articulated sparkle minnow would be, and should be a killer new

CJ’s Sluggo comes to us from Chad Johnson of Flippin, Arkansas. Chad developed this pattern on the White and Norfolk Rivers, and it has been responsible for some serious brown trout over the years. The Sluggo throws off a big profile while being very ea

When your pursuit is large carnivorous trout that call for 0x tippets and 7 weight rods, Galloups Bighole Bug Fly is just the pattern to tie on. Developed by Kelly Galloup, this streamer has all of the movement, mojo, and fish catching abilities of his ot

A big mean fly made with rooster saddles, rabbit, rubber legs and marabou all wrapped on to a 60 degree jig hook with dumbbell eyes