Dry Flies

Great for PMD and Hendricksons. Trout will eagerly take this pattern, even submerged. Fat, wily trout lay for the easy pickings that spinners pro...

Excellent profile of an emerging caddis. Rides low partially submerged for great action in the film. Great for slurping trout.

Yet another great all around attractor, rough water fly. Use as an indicator, and a 'when nothing is going on' searching pattern. Great buoyancy. ...

Outstanding searching pattern, and excellent match for gray dun and dun brown may flies. Like the Hare's ear nymph, this pattern will always be in...

Another variation of the all time classic series.  Great visibility, durability and float-ability. (Or should we say buoyancy?) Like all Wulff pat...

All the same great characteristics of the Adams. But with the more realistic body and extra buoyancy of that extended bodies add. Extended bodies ...

Long a standby in every fly fisher's fly box. Especially effective in lakes, along the reeds, and in slower pools of rivers. Very common and pro...

When you see bugs "skittering" across the top of the water, just over the surface, maybe dipping slightly into the water as they go, it is general...

Bob Quigley, the king of the "film” designed the Film Critic to match mayflies at their most vulnerable stage of the hatch, while emerging from nym...

Not one of the most widespread hatches. But relevant on certain rivers, a good dark searching pattern. These hatches are on Eastern and Midwest ri...

A widespread hatch occurring in the warmer months, in many places it is the most important mayfly hatch of the season. A very precise imitation. P...

When the fish are targeting ants one can see some of the most vicious strikes they will all season. The Elk Hair Ant is meant to mimic a redish/b...

Name and tied for the fabled hatch in Montana. This hatch is one of the biggest and most exciting ones in the area. Fish have been surviving on Mi...

Peacock is one of the most used materials in fly tying. It has an iridescence to it that is not able to be replicated through synthetics. The peac...

    Pale Morning Dun Cripple When trout key on struggling mayflies instead of perfect duns, a cripple pattern can outfish a traditional dry...

Spinners are the adult stage of mayfly life that involves reproduction. Our spinner selection focuses on the spent-wing spinners, when mayflies ar...

A very popular caddis imitation, with enough hackle to make skate and skitter, and is buoyant with a robust profile. Very similar to the Hemingwa...

Excellent Caddis pattern, rides flush to increase hook-up. Can be fished as an emerger. Gold ribbed to add segmentation and flash.

Another great caddis pattern that is a bit different than all the rest. The elk hair wing is tied and cut in a way to give it a post, while it is...

This is one of those flies that can do a little bit of everything. Apply  a CDC floatant and fish it as a dry. Throw on a versileader and fish i...

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...

Sulphurs, PMDs, whatever you call them where you are, the orange or yellow mayfly is a trout fisherman's best friend.  This is a solid imitation ...

Foam is a wonderful material to design flies with, it is durable, floats extremely well, and is available in a variety of colors. The Better Foam C...

Developed by Al Troth, on Hebgen Lake in Southwest Montana.  Originally tied to match the callibaetis hatch. The olive version effective for m...