Feature Flies

As the water gets lower and clearer...things can get a bit more technical. This fly is for those time periods where dry/ dropper is still the name of the game...but fish are a bit pickier. You can't beat this fly in the late Summer/ Fall dropping an attra

"During the winter and on lower light days, I have often done well with nymphs featuring blue or purple materials in their bodies. I used some perdigon tinsel to create a dark purple baetis nymph. I then tried some with and without a wire ribbing. The ver

The MassHopper came to fruition after a summer of fishing hoppers and having them sink or fall apart after a while. Signature tyer Josh Smitherman wanted a hopper that was rock-solid, would float all day, and have a more realistic profile.

trico spinner with highly floatable cdc wings

A delicate dry fly pattern for hatch matching

One of our very favorite patterns tied on a jig hook

The CDC Pheasant Tail bead head in tungsten on a jig hook for Euro systems

Definitely one of the oldest most proven patterns sold. Big ones work as Drakes, smaller ones can’t be beat for a BWO hatch. Even fish a 22 for a Mosquito.

Ken Morrish….Thank You…for one of the most incredible nymphs of all time! Yellow Sally or not, this fly works everywhere!

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

A delicate CDC wing, biot body in comparadun style. Fish will eat this when they refuse most others.

John Barrs original “Barr’s Emerger” is one of the best BWO nymph/emergers ever designed. It’s simplicity, as in all of John’s patterns, makes it work. A must have folks.