Purple Peril

A timeless streamer first used in Northeastern United States, now used worldwide, for sea-runs, salmon, Atlantic salmon, trout, you name it. So in...

One of the classics in the truest sense of the word. Developed in the 1927 by Herbert L. Welsh for Atlantic Salmon in Maine. Excellent pattern for...

An excellent pattern where brook trout are present. It's a well known fact big fish eat little fish. These patterns capitalize on that fact. Exce...

Another classic pattern, that just refuses to go away. Originally designed by fly fishing legend Art Flick, it imitates brilliantly a whole class ...

Invented long ago, and ready to reclaim a spot in your fly box Great for landlocked salmon, great for Atlantic Salmon.  Great anywhere smelt eager...

Very Popular for Atlantic salmon, trout, and lake fishing. A must-have in Maine

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...

Great smelt imitation for Dollies and Trout, particularly in AK. Fish towards the top of water column, allow it to skate across the surface. ...

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...

One of the classics in the truest sense of the word. The Marabou version is preferred by many anglers, especially lake anglers. Developed in the 1...

One basic fact central to all fishing is this: Big fish eat little fish. This all-time classic has capitalized on that fact for years, and still ...

Specialized in Northern California.  The pattern for this fly, originated by Dale Lackey around 1985.   Excellent for fishing California's Klamath...

One of the classic Atlantic Salmon fly pattern, that is now bi-coastal.

A popular summer steelie fly on the west coast. Designed by Randall Kaufmann a great bright day fly for fresh steelies!

Originally tied to be an Atlantic Salmon pattern. Since its introduction in the 1950's this pattern has caught on worldwide. Used everywhere for S...

Waking flies such as this one are intended to ride on the surface and create enough fuss so that a summer steelhead will be goaded into a strike. ...

Classic bucktail streamer, that has been used to catch everything under the sun.   Including all kinds of bass, salmon, steelies, and trout.

A timeless streamer first used in Northeastern United States, now used worldwide, for sea-runs, salmon, Atlantic salmon, trout, you name it. Exce...

Popular from Alaska to Argentina for sea-runs Excellent for fresh arriving steelies, also great for cutts, dollies, coho 

This is a traditionally styled spey fly with a bit of a modern twist. Great for when color is everything.

Another prolific fly pattern, originating from England.  The Blue Charm has found a home on the Miramichi. It is a great bright day pattern for al...

An oldie but a goodie. Invented by Dave McNeese, for chasing steelhead, obviously a good pattern for the Deschutes along with many PNW Rivers with...

A great west coast summer steelhead pattern, also excellent for coho

A new twist on a classic pattern. Great pattern for "purple" rivers like the Deschutes. Salmon/Steelhead pattern that is sure to be productive.