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Best Trout Flies — proven patterns that actually catch fish.
There’s no mystery to good trout flies: realistic profiles, solid hooks, and the right size for the hatch. These patterns have earned their spot in guides’ boxes. Whether you fish dry flies on top, beadhead nymphs below, or swing streamers in deep water, this page pulls together our most consistent trout producers.
Customer favorites: Elk Hair Caddis • BH Copper John• BWO • Parachute Adams • BH Woolly Bugger
This pattern is one of the great all-time general dun-gray patterns. It can be used to imitate a number of hatches including the Blue Wing Olive, ...
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6 Reviews
A small bead head keeps this fly down where the fish are. These patterns are especially effective for Erie Steelies
One of the best searching patterns out there. When fish are feeding sub-surface, they cannot resist a soft hackled fly drifting by with that life...
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3 Reviews
Wet fly hackles give this fly incredible underwater movement. Pair that with the krystal and the color purple and you get one of the hottest new p...
View full detailsA classic nymph, peacock thorax, slender pheasant tail body. The wire rib presents a nice segmented look, in addition to adding flash and durabili...
View full detailsYour all-time favorite pattern with a bead that imitates the gas bubble nymphs ride to the top. This one will quickly be one of your must have's....
View full detailsThe Kaufmann Stonefly Nymph is one of the most trusted and effective stonefly imitations ever created. Designed by legendary tier Randall Kaufmann,...
View full detailsThis prince variation drives the trout wild. Lots of color, contrasts, and those white wings, that fish can't get enough of. A must have for the T...
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2 Reviews
Adams Wulff one of the variations of this classic design. Like all Wulff patterns, it is high floating, durable and easy to see for angler and fi...
View full detailsDescriptionThe Red Quill Dry Fly is a classic mayfly imitation designed to match early-season hatches, particularly during spring. With its...
View full detailsThe Mini Chubby Chernobyl is a downsized attractor designed for situations where the full-size Chubby feels like too much. With slightly le...
View full detailsThe Rusty Spinner Biot is a low-profile, high-confidence pattern designed to match spent mayflies—one of the most vulnerable stages in a hatch. Bui...
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1 Review
Imitates a plethora of nymphs fish love to eat. Including cased caddis, mayfly nymphs, and dragon fly nymphs. Has a ton of peacock herl, that cont...
View full detailsAll the benefits of the Beadhead Copper John with the attraction that rubber legs add. Another variation of the instant classic pattern from John...
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2 Reviews
The birds nest was designed by Cal Bird for catching Truckee River trout. It is a great nymph for all trout rivers and streams. Fish it dead drif...
View full detailsThis all-time classic Attractor has caught all types of game fish in all types of water. Originally designed to imitate a caterpillar, also been u...
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Hi Vis Terrestrial or HVT for short is a great attractor pattern that mimics a plethera of bugs. Crickets, Cicadas, Stones, Caddis, Ants, Hoppers,...
View full detailsFish love eggs. Glue Eggs are exactly what they seem like. Eggs made of glue. These eggs create an opaqueness that is extremely hard to duplicate ...
View full detailsLike all the Pheasant Tail patterns, this one has a spot in every trout fisher's fly box. One of the best all time emerging Callibaetis patterns, ...
View full detailsHow do you improve on the Prince?? Add a more realistic profile. Contains attributes of many types of patterns including attractors and emergers ...
View full detailsA widespread hatch occurring in the warmer months, in many places it is the most important mayfly hatch of the season. Many times finicky and s...
View full detailsThis pattern represents the March Brown nymph. In many places the emergence of this nymph represents the beginning of the spring fly fishing. This...
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2 Reviews
Anchor flies are often seen as less attractive, heavy nymphs whose sole purpose is to sink other "more attractive" flies on droppers quickly, but ...
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This caddis pattern fishes as well as it looks, and it looks fantastic. This will bring the big ones to the surface Perfect imitation for big c...
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