Smallmouth Bass

Excellent popper pattern in all the right colors. Must have when bass fishing.

Tied in the right colors to attract smallies, largemouth, small stripers, and hybrids. They do great in rivers and lakes alike.

For those of you unfamiliar with this pattern, you should learn about it quick. One of the best for you name it, bonefish, surf, snapper, redfish,...

To catch huge trout nothing works more consistently then huge streamers. This pattern with plenty of wiggle and shake attracts the lunkers from Al...

All the attributes of the popular Woolly Bugger, with the streamlined silhouette of a conehead gives it unique swimming action. Gets down quickly ...

Great for all rivers with hopper action This fly moves like crazy in the water and attracts fish like no. The skull adds good weight and profile ...

Much like the Trophy Peanut, the Improved Envy is a great articulated pattern for chasing those trophy trout. A mask instead of dumbbell eyes kee...

In the Spring, one can usually find "Copper John" Barr kicking around the bass ponds outside of Boulder. His tackle consisted of one fly rod and se...

Continuing on the big fish eat littler fish theme, we bring you this great Streamer The Muddy Buddy combines Muddler and Zonker properties and ad...

Used in flat water, this slow sinker is great for a variety of fish, including bonefish, stripers, and redfish Originally known as the Homer Rhode...

Skull Clouser puts a new twist on a classic pattern. A must have pattern for anyone chasing predatory fish Tied on a stainless steel hook.

One of the most popular poppers of all time. Great for all warmwater species.

Our top pick for smallmouth in warmer water! Slides just under the surface then pops back up.  Strip it quickly and it stays under, and darts back...

This pattern really excites the big trout. The ones that lurk deep and strike hard. The nice thing about this pattern is it has the same effect on...

Developed by renowned streamer fisher Kelly Galloup Designed without weight to be pulled under by a weighted line. Allowing the fly to have more...