Big Y Brand Flies

Hugely popular for great lakes steelhead, especially in the Michigan area. Suggested to us from a Michigan fly shop as a great searching pattern a...

We saw this one in a popular fly-tying publication and just had to try it. Its got all the right features, soft hackle, nice ribbing, good proport...

Adams is the most popular dry fly of all time.  This version has the wings laid down near on the side to imitate a late-stage mayfly. Great for c...

Steelhead have an affinity for stones, beginning as a juvenile. A bright thorax acts as an attraction. Also useful for trout. Stoneflies are ...

The Copper John's big brother. Great stonefly imitation for steelhead, and trout. Big, heavy, great for faster oxygenated water. Stoneflies are a...

Copper colored to cover many situations, sure to be a classic, and have a spot reserved in your fly box. Great searching pattern, even if it do...

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

Great Lakes are chock full of Mysis shrimp Some estimate Steelhead diet's might consist of up to 70% of these creatures. Steelies affinity for t...

Flymphs have been around longer than most fly fishers realize. First coined by Pete Hidy in 1941, it is simply a floating nymph.  With today's cla...

Originally called 'Lady of the Lake.' Quickly obtained such a fish catching reputation that is was actually banned on certain waters. Re-named f...

This is our take on a neo-classic tarpon fly.  Works well in both backwaters and on the flats. 1/0 Stainless steel satwater hook, worthy of the ...

Bass and other panfish eat everything that swims, crawls, slithers, and flounders on or in the water. A simple but very effective 'commotion' fly....

Great attractor pattern, often out fishes other attractors. Developed by Charles Meck. Great for dropper set-up.

Similar to a Blowtorch. However, the slimed down body works especially well in clear waters with more finicky fish. 

Great stillwater and tailwater pattern. Representing the most common of trout food sources, the midges. AKA Chironomids. Epoxy covered body and ...

A beautiful all-purpose soft hackle beadhead. Imitates a March Brown along with many other mayflies.   Fish it in lakes, rivers and even works we...

We took the flashabou, and put it on where the white wings go. Many nymphs obtain a shiny back right before emerging, fish often trigger on this. ...

Designed by George Cook in the early 1980's. Is now Alaska's most popular pattern. Attracts everything-Chinooks, silvers, steelhead, even sea-run ...

Yellow sallies are carnivorous, and feed throughout the day. They move through faster water and riffles. Hatching throughout the day, they avail t...

Excellent off shore pattern. Fantastic east coast pattern, that has caught virtually everything under the sea. Also excellent for northern pike, a...

Tube flies are great for those who want more options out of their flies. Egg Sucking Leech Tube uses a conehead to resemble the egg. This patter...