Dry Flies

Real adult damsels can be found almost everywhere including most rivers and all lakes. Emergence depends on climate, but they are easy to spot. In...

Barbless version of a top seller! Psychedelic name hypnotic effect on trout. Try it in low light situations, or when you know you are casting to f...

A great caddis pattern to fish from late summer through late fall. Great smaller sized pattern for those october caddis hatches. 

DescriptionThe Red Quill Dry Fly is a classic mayfly imitation designed to match early-season hatches, particularly during spring. With its...

The Adams is one of the most successful dry fly patterns of all time. Can be used to imitate a plethora of mayfly hatches, including baetis, calli...

A realistic, durable, high floating Hopper pattern. Use this pattern from around the end of July to late September. When fishing this fly, make 3 ...

Adams Wulff one of the variations of this classic design. Like all Wulff patterns, it is high floating, durable and easy to see for angler and fi...

Created by fly fishing experts Andre Puyans, John Goddard, and companion Cliff Henry. The clipped deer hair makes an exact replication of the Cadd...

The Parachute Adams fly is one of the stables that almost every fly fisherman has in their fly box. The pattern imitates an abundance of insects ...

Fluorescent post makes these great indicator patterns when fishing fast water or low light. Excellent for fishing dropper combo.  Nice bright p...

The Rusty Spinner Biot is a low-profile, high-confidence pattern designed to match spent mayflies—one of the most vulnerable stages in a hatch. Bui...

One of the most prolific and long lived hatches. Presented here with a blue dun post, to closer match the wing of the natural. If you have never f...

Classifying this pattern is much like classifying a tomato. Primarily a dry fly, but this can be used as a wet or a streamer.  However, if you wan...

Very Similar to our Grand Hopper, but with a squared off body. A realistic, durable, high floating Hopper pattern. Use this pattern from around th...

Like all Wulff patterns, this one is high riding and floats through anything. With the added advantage of being the most visible, be sure and have...

Cricket patterns aren't often found in many fly boxes, but those who fish them have noticed some nice success. While crickets aren't always readil...

A parachute Adams with with spinner wings. Something for the finicky fish who have seen enough of the Parachute Adams. A different look for an o...

A required complement to the legendary Adams. Imitates the plethora of dun brown and gray mayflies, add the yellow butt section to imitate a fema...

Excellent pattern for many light colored mayflies including Pale Morning Dun, Red Quills, Pale Evening Duns, Pale Watery Duns, and Spur Wings. If ...

After all these years it is still hard to beat the Wulff series of flies in many parts of the world. One of the best is right here, a great all pu...

Called a Hopper pattern, but I would confidently fish this during just about any big bug hatch, including salmonflies. Tied with tan, black and o...

Hi Vis Terrestrial or HVT for short is a great attractor pattern that mimics a plethera of bugs. Crickets, Cicadas, Stones, Caddis, Ants, Hoppers,...

Who doesn’t love an Adams? Who doesn’t love an Elk Hair Caddis fly? Now combined into one pattern that Adams Caddis brings out the best in both f...

Skwalas inhabit many western streams, and are often mistaken for salmonflies. Hatch earlier than salmonflies. Not a wide spread hatch it is key ...

When the water has a high sun glare, a white post simply won’t cut it. Hi-Vis are easy to see in most conditions, and being able to see the fly d...

Developed by Ed Story, these patterns have been used to catch everything under the sun. Can be dead drifted dry, and then submerged on the retrie...

Created by Fran Betters. The Ausable Wulff has been producing fish in the eastern US for decades. Like all Wulff patterns, it is high floating, d...

This new one comes from straight out of a big fly tying magazine.  It's a beetle, its an ant, it's an attractor. The red body contrasts nicely wit...

A widespread hatch occurring in the warmer months, in many places it is the most important mayfly hatch of the season. Many times finicky and s...

Parachute Pheasant Tail A low-profile twist on one of the most reliable nymph patterns ever tied, the Parachute Pheasant Tail bridges the gap betwe...

Hard to find, but great to fish. Versatile mayfly pattern, use for dark dun and grey insects which are plentiful. A dry fly version of the class...

Excellent for the Gray Fox hatch of West Virginia and other places. Also excellent for the Brown Drake in the Great Lakes regions. March Browns...

Overview: Excellent pattern for many light colored mayflies including, Pale Morning Dun, Red Quills, Pale Evening Duns, Pale Watery Duns, and Spu...

Ah the famous Adams. Never has there been a fly so well known and prominent in the fly fishing culture. Designed to mimic a slew of insects that...

This caddis pattern fishes as well as it looks, and it looks fantastic.  This will bring the big ones to the surface Perfect imitation for big c...

Virtually unsinkable, excellent for the giant salmonfly hatches that just drive fish berserk. Excellent for use with a dropper, fish multiple wate...

Parachute style hackle keeps this beetle afloat and highly visible.  Beetles are loaded in protein, and fish recognize a nutritious treat when th...

The largest of mayflies, create huge action in rivers and lakes. A must have pattern, if this hatch is occurring. So dramatic is this hatch it sho...

Adams Wulff one of the variations of this classic design. Like all Wulff patterns, it is high floating, durable and easy to see for angler and fi...

If you love attractor patterns let me introduce you to your new favorite fly.... Mean Old Lady. An attractor at it's finest with many mouth water...

Large mayflies often produce larger than average fish. Spinner falls of this species are more important than the hatches. Parachute style hackle m...