Flies

A smaller version the Double Gonga, this a great option when the fish want something slightly less obtrusive. Articulated for tons of movement. Two...

Much unlike your Ex, this fly will stick with you through thick and thin. Great pattern for targeting carp.

This is a great fly that works well on bass and trout. Tied on a 90 degree jig hook with a cone head, this fly means business.  In the Spring, one ...

Heavy with tons of movement!!!! Just what the trout ordered during a caddis hatch. Heavy enough to fish under a large dry without any additional w...

This saucy little number is complete with a flashy tail, rubber leg's and a dubbing loop collar for excellent movement. Fishes great pulled or unde...

 "I have a vivid memory of when I first witnessed, at age 14, a brown trout leap out of the water and snag an electric blue adult damsel out of the...

An excellent crab pattern for those picky Permit! Great for Belize, Mexico and pretty much everywhere!

One of our new favorites for droppers on a dry/dropper rig. Lots of flash and soft hackles that really move in the water. In the late 80’s, long be...

This Egg-Sucking Sculpin imitation is tied on a jig hook to allow for less hang-ups when drifting through likely holding spots. Both Steelhead and ...

Just another meaty streamer living in a meat eat meat world. Articulated for extra movement and this fly will produce! ​It started as a Matuka meet...

Hare's Ear

Umpqua Strong Arm Merkin - Permit and Tarpon fly.

This is a great saltwater bait fish pattern that is highly realistic, yet delectable. It will be great when chasing any of your predatory fish - Ta...

My variation of the slump buster includes an orange marabou tail that becomes visible on the pause between strips when the zonker undulates. This a...

You can't go wrong with a rabbit zonker streamer. Especially when it's on a jig! Lots of movement when stripped or jigged. Great on lakes and river...

Stripped peacock quills make perfect segmented bodies which imitate the natural color patterns on mayflies. The only issue is that they are fragile...