Dry Flies

With close resemblance to the Green Drake, Hecuba hatches are often mistaken as such. That being said this usually hatch later into the summer ...

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

There is magic in the Zeppelin Caddis. Have you ever been in a blizzard caddis hatch, with fish porpoising all over but ignoring your fly? They are...

Not quite a dry fly, not quite a nymph, this thing hangs in the film with all sorts of webby goodness. Parachute for high-riding, good visibility.

This one is a great golden stone imitation. Fish during salmonfly/stonefly hatches, also cicada, terrestrial, and others.

Kiwi Beetle originated in New Zealand and has become a prolific terrestrial pattern. Peacock on the body provides a great iridescent. When the tra...

As the East sweeps away the dead bodies and Cicadaphobes can again brave the outdoors, it is the perfect time, while their endless droning song rem...

Great Salmon Fly pattern that is sure to produce. Big fly that is sure to handle the roughest of waters. Floats high and easy to see. Also works...

Designed by Charlie Craven My Boy Wonder Hopper has been in various stages of development for about ten years now. The Charlie Boy has always been ...

Great Yellow Sallie pattern that is sure to produce. High floating fly that is sure to handle the roughest of waters. Also works well as an attra...

High floating fly that is sure to handle the roughest of waters Works well as an attractor or during terrestrial hatches.

Spinners are the adult stage of mayfly life that involves reproduction. The Pink Lady Spinner mimics a Epeorus albertae, found mainly on the Madis...

Not all foam-bodied hopper flies are the same.Just ask the trout. The subtle innovation in the Hog Caller Hopper lies in its rear legs-they'...

This pattern comes to us out of a popular fly tying magazine.  The traveling Sedge, or Motorboat Caddis is one of the most exciting stillwater ...

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

A high-floating, soft landing foam caddis.  Similar to the foam run caddis, but with a trimmed deer hair head.  This helps with floatation, adds a ...

When caddis are done laying they are floating food for trout. They down wing represents a caddis that has completed their life cycle.

If you loved the Glitter Ant, the Glitter Ant Flag is the icing on the cake. Tied with a stacked hackle and a two-tone post on top gives advanced...

Excellent Cicada pattern that is easy to see. Also works great as an attractor or large cricket. Tied with Rainy's top of the line foam.

 A high-floating foam cicada that looks just about perfect A must-have for the Green River in Utah, as well as periodical cicada hatches on the Ea...

A Smokies legend, named for Hazel Creek. Brought back by public outcry.

It's a great all-around mayfly dry The klinkhammer-style curved hook leaves much of the fly's body under the surface, represents a struggling emer...

Red legs and attraction while a hi-viz top makes it easy to see. Tied with Rainy's top of the line foam.

Much like it's cousin the Chernobyl Ant, but shaped and colored to more effectively imitate a grasshopper.

The Norm Wood Special has always been one of the best imitations for the Golden Stonefly, then along came the Chubby Chernobyl, which proved itself...

Flash Spinner BWO is much like a spinner, but with much more realistic wings. Spinners are the adult stage of mayfly life that involves reproduct...

Folks who have been fishing long enough will tell you often times the simpler the pattern the more successful it is. This deer hair beetle is one ...

Adult caddis congregate on stream side vegetation around slow water areas. Occasionally they return to the water to drink. Because of their swa...

A nice spotted sedge or caddis pattern. Great for those looking for something a little different than the typically Elk Hair Caddis or Goddard Cad...

This one is for you, Gen Z. The Spilt Flag is a modern twist on the tried and trued Parachute Adams millennials were given. Stacked hackle allows f...

Fantastic for searching pattern Very popular in Utah Great for gnat clusters. Very popular for grayling and in lakes.

This is one sweet October Caddis pattern. It has the colors and profile just right to bring those fish off the bottom to eat. October Caddis are no...

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

Great for all rivers with hopper action Hopper's show up everywhere in the summer and in many places last a good long time. Fish know a tasty, nu...

A go to pattern in challenging creeks, excellent for early season hatches.  Great wing silhouette, triggers fish radar. Like sparkle duns, thes...

This fly replicates a pale watery and has hints of pale ephemerid in it. A great pattern for those fish that seem timid to raise. An excellent sea...

This pattern covers not only the Giant Salmonfly but also the Golden Salmonfly or Adult Stones. Many western rivers hit their peak with salmonfly ...

The skwala stone is one of the first big bugs to emerge in the spring.  This pattern has a foam egg sack, hackles and rubber legs for profile and f...

An deadly Cicada pattern that consists of a foam deck body and a hackle collar for floatation. The rubber legs give realism and balance. The bleach...

The DJL Drake was conceived of when guiding the drake hatch on the lower Henry's Fork in June 2017. Nothing in my box matched the silhouette as clo...

Hex hatches are extremely popular, and can be THE hatch on a lot of rivers and lakes. This is the spinner version, fish later when the hatch sta...

Fantastic for searching pattern Infamous in Tennessee and the Smokey Mountains Fish near riffles in the seams. Very popular for brookies