Big Y Brand Flies

Not even Lee Wulff could of guessed how popular the Royal Wulff would be or the many pattern innovations it would of created. This one in particul...

Another variation of everybody's favorite Prince Nymph. Angler's have long know fish can key in on red. This pattern combines many of the attribut...

A pattern that was invented to be a mixture of a red Copper John and a Pheasant Tail. It has been known to be an extremely effective dropper and ...

Use to land those lake lunkers. This has a brass beadhead which creates nice action and eliminates the need for a sink line. Tied with lifelike ...

Rainbow flies have been quite effective, especially in the tailwaters. This is yet another fly to add to the attractor line up. Tied in a Sow Bug ...

An excellent attractor pattern, that is somewhat of a cross between a prince nymph and a frenchie. Ice Dub is used for the collar and peacock her...

Developed at Big Y by Matt Duce.  Jiggy version of the poular Red Light Leech.  Fishes well Euro-style or retrieved streamer-style.  La...

A spinner body type with a parachute style wing. Makes this one highly visible fly that looks incredibly vulnerable to a passing by fish. Additi...

There is something about the way fish see red and purple that just entices them.  There aren’t a ton of insects that naturally show these color...

A hitch of the legendary pattern. If you want a fast water fly this is one for your fly box. All Wulff style flies float extremely well, and this ...

Infamous in Michigan especially on the AuSable and Manistee Rivers. Excellent for the Hex and other larger hatches. Excellent for all pale colored...

One of the most recommended flies in the history of 'The Big Y'. How do you improve on the Prince? Well here is a stab at it. Loads of flash and a...

The classic wet fly, for the White River, and well just about everywhere else. Also famous in Missouri and throughout the Ozarks. There are many ...

Also called the Carolina Wulff. Yellow floss is used for the body. Another twist on the all-time classic.

An excellent searching pattern. Silhouette resembles enough food patterns to work everywhere. A real workhorse that is not fished enough for fish ...

Like a standard Beadhead Prince Nymph but made using red thread instead of black. The red just behind the bead is where it gets it's name. The pri...

A classic take on a modern classic. This wet fly will do well swinging in riffles throughout the spring and summer.  

Newly redesigned for 2024.   We switched to heavier eyes, and a mcflyfoam body instead of wool. This helps it from becoming water-logged as wool c...

Designed to dive like a Dahlberg pattern. The Rabbit Strip's action really excites the Bass, entices vicious strikes. The long rabbit tail comes a...

Meet the new dropper in your hopper/dropper setups. This midge sinks quick, is available in tons of colors, and can replicate a bunch of bugs. G...

A hugely popular hatch in certain locales, the Red Quill (a classic Hendrickson imitation) is an iconic pattern on rivers like the Battenkill. Th...

Invented in Idaho in 1906, quickly earned a reputation of catching large trout. Infamous in big western waters. Floats high and through the rou...

Use to land those lake lunkers. Best fished with sinking tip line. Tied with lifelike Marabou, a must have for the lake and summer fisher. Extre...