Big Y Brand Flies

Skull Clouser puts a new twist on a classic pattern. A must have pattern for anyone chasing predatory fish Tied on a stainless steel hook.

One of the most popular patterns for those tough bonefish. Catches bonefish everywhere, the most recommended colors available now. Dumbbell eyes f...

Popular fly with the classic rainbow pattern. Can also be used for pike.

Often mistaken for a stonefly, Hellgrammites are hugely effective in many areas. Nymph of the Dobson Fly.

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

The Clouser Swimming Nymph was created by Bob Clouser.   Tied here with more vibrancy to attract in all water types. Imitates many food sources e...

Tied on Extra Strong Steelhead/Salmon hooks Fish it dead drift, down deep. Then feed it on the swing. Often works when others fail. Produces strik...

Great pattern for crappie, sunfish, smallmouth, and even crap. Crystal chenille and marabou tail attract the fish, while a conehead gets this fly ...

A great Alaska and anywhere pattern. Great for skinny water where wiggle action is desired.  Excellent for swinging.  Has been particularly succes...

Fish love eggs. They will eat them indiscriminately. This pattern has dumbbell eyes that add weight to help get it down where it needs to be.

A new twist on the classic Popsicle pattern. Attracts everything-Chinooks, silvers, steelhead, even sea-run cutthroats. All the right colors, flas...

A crabby looking pattern, has caught huge bonefish throughout the keys, excellent for permit, redfish, etc. This version has beadchain eyes for s...

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...

Similar to the Flesh Fly but tied on a super strong black salmon hook. Long time favorite Alaska pattern. Deadly on rainbows and steelies.  The #1...

Mantis Shrimp are a favorite for bonefish and permit, among others.  Deep version has dumbbell eyes Comes with weed guard. Also excellent for...

Stonefly nymphs live in clean moving water, and are an important feeding source for both trout and steelhead.  This pattern was created for the S...

Designed to mimic a mouse, this foam popper is your to be a hit among brown trout and folks heading to AK!

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

Designed by legendary tier Dave Whitlock. All the right colors to excite the most picky bass! A great addition to the bass angler's arsenal.

The smaller, natural Dahlberg's Diving Bug. Geared towards smallmouths and panfish. Smaller sized fly helps increase hook ups with fish that can't...

Our version of this all-time popular steelhead pattern. We use a purple marabou wing, for great marabou action. Purple has long been recognized as...

This pattern is meant to mimic minnows. Bullet head gives it that natural look, with big eyes replicating minnows or fry typically seen. Named aft...

Precocious action emits strikes when other hex patters fall flat.   A must if you are going fishing during this hatch or wherever hex nymphs molt.

When nothing else is in the river you can always count on sculpins and baitfish. The heavy duty Fish Skull adds weight to the pattern down fast. I...

Stickleback minnows are in abundant throughout the northern hemisphere and predatorial trout readily eat them up. This streamer pattern is designe...

Developed in 1854 by none other then Jock Scott. Fished in Scotland and England now for over 150 years, it is now fished the world over, and proba...

What more could you ask for in a pattern? Epoxy head, rubber legs, deer hair and chain eyes, all the right combinations to catch bonefish in the m...

So when a classic pattern like the Skunk is invented and time tested, what do fly innovators do?   They improve upon it or at least give it a diff...

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

Originally designed by Warren Duncan for Atlantic Salmon, the Undertaker has proven to be deadly for Steelhead as well.

What more could you ask for in a pattern? Epoxy head, rubber legs, deer hair and chain eyes, all the right combinations to catch bonefish in the m...

A big ole grub pattern with a hot bead to draw attention.

A local favorite here on the Deschutes has finally been put into commercial production.  Developed by Big Y staff, Matt Duce.  Rides low in the ...

A buggy shrimp bugger that only gets better the longer it is fished. Dubbing under body can be picked out for a buggier look or fished as is.

Classic Frog Pattern Gets Eaten! Simple and effective. 

A bugger pattern at its core, this dual colored rubber legged fly has had extreme success in South America. Used as a crustacean, baitfish, or eve...

Carp fishing is the new fly fishing craze. These fish can be found virtually anywhere and will really test your skills as a fisherman. The carp gi...

Originally designed to chase bass, this fly has quickly caught on as a new go to fly when your not sure what will work. Crystal chenille quickly a...

What? Is that a new stone pattern? You bet it is, if you are like us you are counting down the days until the next Salmonfly and Stonefly hatches...

Our version of this pattern first made famous for catching Chinook Salmon in Alaska. Popular from Alasaka to Argentina for Chinook, Silvers, Steel...

Wiggle Bugs do the two things bass love, wiggle and dive, making them practically irresistible. Underwater action is similar to that of flatfish o...

This pattern was named after the Skykomish River in Washington. This is a great general bright pattern, that will attract attention. Used in Alask...

Nice shrimp pattern that is sure to be successful when fishing for species that target shrimp. Antenna, clear back, marabou, and krystal give thi...

A great pattern for lakes that is hugely productive. It has a buggy look that should mimic a slough of insects, however, we really like this for ...