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Originating on the east coast, this pattern is great for small streams, and discolored or high water. The mix between crystal and marabou makes th...

The poxyback on this pattern adds an attractant that fish can't help but see. Great pattern for when the stoneflies are hatching. Try in a dead d...

Excellent Stonefly pattern looks realistic and has great foam body for flotation. Also works great as an attractor or large cricket. Tied with Rai...

Excellent Cicada pattern that is easy to see. Also works great as an attractor or large cricket. Tied with Rainy's top of the line foam.

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One of the top producing bonefish flies in the world. Bright, pearlescent grabs the attention of fish under virtually all conditions. Named becaus...

This crab pattern is tied with soft legs for extra tantalizing motion, and designed to land relatively softly and sink moderately fast. It fishes b...

Designed by Nick Granato for pike and musky fishing. A larger profile moves a ton of water. A baitfish profile with plenty of flashabou bring th...

Designed by Nick Granato for pike and musky fishing. A smaller version of the El Chupacabra. The perfect bass for trophy bass, peacock bass, or w...

A realistic, durable, high floating Hopper pattern. Use this pattern from around the end of July to late September. When fishing this fly, make 3 ...

A great fly to swing for Steelhead and Pacific Salmon! Must have when fishing Columbia River Tributaries, particularly on the Grande Rhonde. Gre...

The Isonychia is an oft over looked hatch, but it is long lasting. Excellent imitation of Isonychia bicolor. Isonychia or Mahogany are sporadic...

Large mayflies often produce larger than average fish. Spinner falls of this species are more important than the hatches. Parachute style hackle m...

Excellent for the Gray Fox hatch of West Virginia and other places. Also excellent for the Brown Drake in the Great Lakes regions. March Browns...

A classic wet fly pattern, that catches fish year in, year out. Great all around emerger pattern, stripping in lakes and slow water mimics natura...

The attractor midge has a flashy abdomen and a double wrapped rib. Gray midges are under used and incredibly prevalent especially in the Sierra's.

A very classic dry fly, covering a wide range of fishing circumstances. A nice easy to see dry fly.

Excellent pattern for midge hatches, and cripples and emergers. Excellent visibility. Floats in the surface film for a long time. Fish in b...

From Umpqua: We've got a fun section of the Missouri River about an hour away where we do quite a bit of carp fishing in the summertime. Unfortunat...

Very Similar to our Grand Hopper, but with a squared off body. A realistic, durable, high floating Hopper pattern. Use this pattern from around th...

24 Fly assortment Sizes may vary depending on availability  Our top selling Erie Steelhead flies, in the most popular sizes and colors. This assor...

A great general attractor, but also a nice mahogany dun Purple and gray highlights are super-attractors. This works for mahoganies, but also gray ...

A great searching pattern; for just about every species under the surface. Classic colors and design; new materials.

Like most old patterns, the origins of this fly are a little foggy. Thought to originate on Pine Creek in PA. Old timers refer to it simple as a "...

Beetles are loaded in protein, and fish recognize a nutritious treat when they see it. A great go to pattern, when nothing is hatching on the wat...

This pattern is in everyone's Top Ten Steelhead patterns. Originated to catch Salmon in Alaska, it is now popular from Alasaka to Argentina for Sa...

The pattern that is in everyone's Top Ten Steelhead patterns, now tied with modern materials. Originated to catch Salmon in Alaska, it is now pop...

The Green Drake hatch is legendary in many places. When it is on, don't be without these. Perhaps no fly causes more confusion than this one, many...

Fish are opportunistic feeders the quickest, easiest, and biggest meal is the one they are generally going to be attracted to first. With this in ...