Feature Flies

The Sprout Baetis became one of the go to patterns several years ago. It represents a shuck draging adult that is easy to see. Now in Baetis, PMD, Trico, and Midge

This is a dynamic, slim profile Baetis nymph that matches hatches very well. Particularly works as a mid column emerger.

Frank's new stonefly heat.

Kelly's smaller version of a Circus Peanut

Almost the only Cranefly Larva you need in your box! Cranefly Larva represent a large part of trouts diets, and are a great sleeper fly on any fishery!

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

Fly Men Company Surface Seducer Howitzer Foam Popper head and articulated body that will entice the strike from any pike, musky or predatory fish

Sz: #1/0

Dalai Lama (1 Pack)

A highly effective articulated streamer designed for targeting big predatory fish

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 nymph fishes well just about anytime that other tag nymphs perform well.
It sets itself apart in tannin stained or turbid water though.
The pink tag against the dark silhouette of the body helps trout find it when their vision is limited.

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.