Llano Bug

This new one comes from straight out of a big fly tying magazine.  It's a beetle, its an ant, it's an attractor. The red body contrasts nicely wit...

The Big Fat version of the Angie came about because I find Chubbies to just be plain boring. Plus sizing Angie and adding a double wing makes this ...

More than just a spider pattern, this is a buggy, meaty treat for trout, bass and panfish. Great for lakes. Tied with Rainy's world famous foam.

As the East sweeps away the dead bodies and Cicadaphobes can again brave the outdoors, it is the perfect time, while their endless droning song rem...

When one has rowed a boat for over twenty years, then had to re–tie flies at night, as has Boomer, a theme emerges to the creations from his vise: ...

Imitates a insect that can be found in most places across America. Cicadas usually emerge in spring and are important fish food until July. But w...

High floating fly that is sure to handle the roughest of waters Works well as an attractor or during terrestrial hatches.

Also know as the Devil Bug, this is a great attractor/beetle pattern. Know for along time with its effectiveness verses smallies and bream. Allow ...

Folks who have been fishing long enough will tell you often times the simpler the pattern the more successful it is. This deer hair beetle is one ...

Voted as one of the Top Ten Trout Flies in American Angler magazine. Beetles are loaded in protein, and fish recognize a nutritious treat when th...

Adds a bit of color to make this pattern a little more visible, also has some longer legs for more action.

When the terrestrials are hatching this pattern is a great go to fly. Simple yet productive. While the title indicates a spider, fish will target ...

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...

An excellent attractor pattern that is particularly popular in Montana, however, fish in any waters you would normally fish attractors and it will...

Hi Vis Terrestrial or HVT for short is a great attractor pattern that mimics a plethera of bugs. Crickets, Cicadas, Stones, Caddis, Ants, Hoppers,...

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 wate...

Kiwi Beetle originated in New Zealand and has become a prolific terrestrial pattern. Peacock on the body provides a great iridescent. When the tra...

The super popular Chubby Chernobyl is now available in micro sizes. Perfect for when trout start to become wary of the big foam stuff. This is a g...

 A high-floating foam cicada that looks just about perfect A must-have for the Green River in Utah, as well as periodical cicada hatches on the Ea...

Commonly found from June to September, the Sailor Beetle can be a tasty treat for a trout, and they regularly take them. Fish along grass banks an...

Pretty obvious where this pattern got its start and a favorite among the fisherman in that region. This is a great general attractor terrestrial ...

Trout that live in streams that flow through forests, hit these all summer long. Use this pattern from around the end of July to late September. ...

Parachute style hackle keeps this beetle afloat and highly visible.  Beetles are loaded in protein, and fish recognize a nutritious treat when th...

High floating fly that is sure to handle the roughest of waters Works well as an attractor or during terrestrial hatches.