Big Y Brand Flies

One of the oldest, and anymore least used hopper patterns. The red-tail can make a huge difference in attracting fish.  Use this pattern from ar...

Micro Pat’s Rubber Legs Fly The Micro Pat’s Rubber Legs is a downsized version of the legendary attractor stonefly—perfect when trout want movement...

A classic soft hackle pattern, great for swinging. A copper wire butt and ribbing helps this pattern sit a bit lower in the water column when swu...

The Tenkara fly originated in Japan. The Japanese had a simple philosophy when it came to catching fish: if they weren't biting this fly, the fish...

The marvelous baetis like the energizer bunny, just keeps on ticking. A very exact imitation of baetis during many hatches. These insects can va...

A wet fly used heavily on the White River Arkansas. Also famous in Missouri and throughout the Ozarks. There are many patterns out there sharing ...

Jigs are more popular in the fly fishing community than ever. Tied with hare's ear dubbing (one of the buggiest looking materials). Fluorescent th...

Great looking stone pattern with a lot going on. Flashback, yellow goose biots, hare's ear dubbing, and a tungsten bead. Fish this pattern during ...

This pattern was designed by Doug Swisher for use in the Bitterroot River in Montana. The Madam X quickly became a classic dry fly attractor patte...

When fish are slurping, this one is catching Great for PMD and Sulphurs, but catches anytime a fish is cruising the film

Another twist on the classic all-time favorite. Many nymphs obtain a shiny back right before emerging, fish often trigger on this. Flashback also ...

Tied specifically to closer imitate the sulphur. Sulphurs, PMDs, Light Cahills are major hatches on many, many rivers.

The Sunken Trico is tied with small ultra wire wrapped body, the purpose of this is to slightly sink the pattern in the subsurface, much like a sp...

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 ...

Midges bring fish to the surface 12 months out of the year. American Angler estimates midges account for 22% of trout's diet, by far the single mo...

Wasp patterns a very useful especially in the late summer. Best fished in stillwater where wasps are more likely to land on the water. Made of foa...

Imitates a plethora of nymphs fish love to eat.  Including cased caddis, mayfly nymphs, and dragon fly nymphs. Has a ton of peacock herl, ...

A widespread hatch occurring in the warmer months, in many places it is the most important mayfly hatch of the season. A very precise imitation...

By Gary LaFontaine, one of fly fishing's foremost caddis pattern developers. Fish this deep, when emerging activity is sporadic. Use this earlier...

Stonefly nymphs live in clean moving water and are an important feeding source for both trout and steelhead. Not all stonefly insects are large...