Cutthroat Trout

Mosquito red tail has been legendary in the High Sierras and other alpine regions for decades. The red tail is a major attraction for trout and th...

A stonefly attractor pattern that is a Prince Nymph variation, originally invented by Ron Hart in 1986. Goose biots are used for the wings and ta...

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...

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 ...

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

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...

An must have pattern when going to Yellow Stone. Swing or dead drift, either are deadly effective. Especially effective in the late summer-early f...

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 ...

Created by legendary fly designer Polly Rosborough. Like many of Polly's patterns this one was developed 'in the round' no top or bottom, always i...

A buggy, unattractive nymph that will catch fish, lots of fish. Excellent for trout, bass and panfish. Although it doesn't jump out at you, it is ...

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 ...

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. ...

Another bloodworm/chironomid larva imitation, much like the Bionic Worm. In fact, these two pattern often go hand in hand. When the Bionic Worm ...

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...

It's big. It's messy. It's buggy. It's nasty looking. It's a jig nymph. And fish LOVE IT. A red head and varigated legs give this thing tons of a...

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

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

Infamous fly in Alaska and Idaho and you name it. Great low visibility fly, lots of high floating, durability, attractive qualities. Try it, y...

Giving flies the 'royal treatment' has shown over and over again to entice fish. Peacock and red floss with the white wing case, attract fish in a...

An incredibly buggy pattern that cuts through the water. A cross between a hare's ear and a pheasant tail with a buggy little collar. An orange ho...

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

An excellent attractor pattern, especially when you need a somewhat realistic bug. Ice Dub is used for the collar and body, which is very eye catc...

An extremely effective bream pattern. Crystal chenille/foam body and rubber legs keep this pattern incredibly simplistic while creating attraction...

If you want a fast water fly this is one for your fly box. All Wulff style flies float extremely well, and this version is easy to see. Beautiful ...

Historic pattern developed in the 1800's, in Maine. Originally tied to imitate the fin of the of the brook trout. Looking at the pattern from mo...

Due to popular demand and customer request, now with a Beadhead. Also known as the Chuck Kraft Nymph, this pattern is a great searching fly. Desig...

"Pheasant tail fibers are one of those natural materials that seem to have magic fish attractant built in. That’s why Pheasant Tail Nymphs and Fren...

One of the sweetest Humpy patterns on the market! This works as a caddis, mayfly, attractor and terrestrial. A must-have for the trout enthusiast!

Czech/Euro/High Stick Nymphing are all the rage right now. Getting that nymph "tight lined" to the fish allows the angler to pick up the subtlest ...

"The Rainbow Warrior was my first commercially available fly pattern. Its origins are a little sketchy. I’d love to tell you a fancy design story, ...

Also known as the Chuck Kraft Nymph, this pattern is a great searching fly. Designed to mimic both caddis and stoneflies, this pattern is incredib...

A really cool pattern that  combines a Klinkhammer fly with a tippet ring for adding a dropper! Fish a dropper at a moments notice and change it ...

Best fished August through September, either left static or with twitches. Has been known to work well during summer months too.  Rip it through...

Jig nymphs are becoming more and more popular in the fly fishing community. The Stockie Basher is a great fly for czech nymphing, UV thread collar...

Jig nymphs are becoming more and more popular in the fly fishing community. A great larger caddis pupa imitation. Now with Tungsten slotted bead. ...

A fantastic worm pattern for fishing high dirty water or slightly off-colored. A durable finish makes this a bomb-proof point fly to bounce off th...

One guess where this pattern originated. Designed by Fran Betters for trout fishing in the Adirondacks. This pattern is a great general attracto...

Princes area must have in everyone’s fly box. There are enough variations of this one fly to stuff a magnitude of boxes. Mostly known for mimick...

There is no doubt that the Copper John is one of the most successful nymphing patterns out there. However, there is one huge problem with successf...

A great general attractor, but also a nice mahogany dun Purple and gray highlights are super-attractors. This works for mahoganies, but also gray ...

A modern take on a classic wet fly. A great pattern to swing in a riffle. Panfish also love this one

This is the hottest new Czech/Euro nymph from Solitude.  Great colors, tungsten bead, highly requested.  This pattern is "the ticket" to success o...