Dry Flies

One of the most prolific and long lived hatches. Hi Vis gives this fly extra visibility when the fly becomes tricky to see. This versatile co...

This pattern is one of the great all-time general dun-gray patterns. It can be used to imitate a number of hatches including the Blue Wing Olive, ...

Midges are pretty much everywhere and make up for up 22% of a fish’s diet in certain locations. Additionally, many rivers and lakes have midge ha...

At last a Trico pattern that one can see! Comes in both cream for female, and black for males. A deadly pattern for those legendary summer Tri...

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 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...

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

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 ...

This very versatile pattern is a great spring creek pattern.  Also very popular in slack water and pools. Great emerger and spent wing spinner pat...

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...

Comparaduns and Sparkle Duns are found in almost every trout angler’s fly box. Most anglers have a preference—some favor the sparkle of a Sparkle D...

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...

The little mayfly that produces so many big fish. Easy to see, nice upright wings. Nothing will test your fly fishing skill like this hatch.

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

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...

Guess what, fish have become more sophisticated. There are times when they are so selective they only will hit the cripples. Be prepared with th...

Thorax style flies feature a single wing, and more hackling. Often fished with a 'V' cut in the bottom hackle to allow it ride lower. Proponents o...

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

Adams is the most popular dry fly of all time The cripple is designed to replicate an half emergered insect. Great for callibaetis and other grey ...

A beautifully tied fly, dominant wings. Excellent imitation of Isonychia bicolor. Mahogany's typically have two peak hatches spring and late sum...

Midges are an important food source for trout, particularly in the winter. While many insects don't start hatching until the spring, most waters ...

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...