Feature Flies

This is the number one attractor/ stonefly nymph in the Rockies. Across the board, this fishes for many things and literally on every watershed. Stack them in your box!

The Para Adams may have been the first parachute style fly on the market. It works for all mayflies. You should carry it in all sizes, especially the small ones. Now in Purple as well.

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.

A very buggy Caddis Pupa that really implies an emerging Caddis that is hugging the stream bed.

The Resting Caddis is a pretty simple name that directly correlates to its profile on the water. Designed for slicker water when fish are being a bit more picky on presentation and profile. This is an excellent pattern to start stocking your box with. Wit

The little DEMON midge. Hell of a fly

This thing is nothing but motion underwater with a mix of rabbit, soft hackle, and legs. The combination dumbbell and bead design gives it a headstand presentation. You can swim it, fish it on the drop, or dangle it below a hopper.

Shrimp are a staple for saltwater fly fishing and are known for catching some of the largest bonefish. This lightweight shrimp fly is perfect for tailing bonefish, skittish fish, and shallow flats.

The MFC Maddin's Supernatural Peanut is a versatile and effective streamer that closely mimics the movement and appearance of baitfish, crucial for enticing predatory freshwater species. Its enhanced lifelike movement in the water, provided by its articul

The Barely Legal conehead is just one of those patterns that seems to produce fish everywhere we take it, and is one of the best fry imitations we have ever fished. The key to the barely legal streamer is the marabou stacking process that kelly developed

A super effective streamer pattern that crushes fish in rivers and lakes.

Peacock quills are naturally beautiful and provide realistic segmentation that mimic a variety of small mayfly nymphs.

The historic downside of a quill body is that they are extremely delicate. Umpqua addresses that by coating theirs in a thin resin th