Feature Flies

Give your egg pattern a little flash. Sometimes it helps when fishing to big selective fish.

Made famous in the Pacific NW, the HOH Spey is a fly that features a profile that produces at any watershed….

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

A very productive tungsten midge that does the trick on a Western rig or Euro system.

You can’t beat a good ol’ woolly bugger…put a gold tungsten bead on it, and it will fish anywhere!

Andrew Grillos Mysis contribution in a tight body, reverse tie. A great pattern.

Pat Dorsey’s famous Medallion Midge. Lifelike with the medallion sheeting pulled back for emerging wings.

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

John Barr’s Tungstone is one of the best Stonefly representations in the industry. This is a work horse fly for the Golden Stone.

A very sparsely tied elk hair pattern that is very lifelike in the water. A great second on a double dry rig.

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

This is John Barr’s dark Stonefly creation…pur and simple, it fishes great almost anywhere.