Feature Flies

This is a great bottom drifter pattern. Simulates many different Caddis larva.

The Primetime is a super pupa fished on the swing, wet fly style.

Another of Charlie Craven’s must have patterns. Fish this emerger deep or right behind a dry fly on fluorocarbon tippet.

The Splatte Roller is maybe the best Caddis larva we have ever fished. Tremendous on all types of rigging during and before spring Brachy hatches.

This is a must have for your fly box if you fish freestone rivers like the Arkansas and Roaring Fork.

This is a perfect example of an uncased Brachycentrus larva before it pupates. Fish it deep behind a heavy Stonefly nymph in the early mornings during spring.

John Barr’s simple but deadly caddis uncased Caddis larva. The first stage of pupation for a Brachycentrus.

An excellent pattern on the swing or on a hopper/dropper rig.

The name speaks volumes about Rick Takahashi’s slender body PT. When fish are refusing everything, try this one.

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.

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.