Flies

The classic ant pattern with some dry fly hackle and a big parachute post to make this one nice and easy to see on the water. Trout love to eat ant...

Beetles are quite the popular food source for trout and they will devour some pretty simple beetle patterns in the right conditions. This one is th...

The Adams Superfly takes the classic dry fly to new heights with extended body and stacked hackle for irresistible imitation. Splayed wings mimic s...

Great pattern for yellow sallies and smaller stone flies. Foam body will help keep the fly riding high. This high floating Stonefly was created by ...

“The Stubby Ant is a combination of old and new. Hackle legs reminiscent of a traditional fur ant combined with foam and Chubby-Chernobyl-style win...

Deadly little black stonefly pattern with a tungsten bead to help get it down into the trouts feeding zone.

"When I decided to design a Damsel imitation, I started with the Mini Leech Jig which was already an imitation that I was using as a dropper in bot...

Dirty and heavy!!!!! A great summer pattern when the caddis are moving!!!

It's not actually iron, but it does have enough weight to get itself down to the fishy level. This stonefly will make the fish shake in their scales!

When damsel nymphs actively migrate to the shallows their active swimming motion poses a problem for fly designers: The damsel's head remains stati...

Great egg layer pattern that is perfect for the early caddis hatches. Beads on a dry fly? Greg Garcia says yes and so do the trout. This unique pat...

The perfect dry fly pattern for those splashy risers when the Red Quills are bouncing on the surface.

One of the most versatile and effective dry fly patterns available and usually the answer of the often-asked question “if you could only fish one d...

A great searching fly for the months of July and August these small yellow stoneflies are a big part of a trout’s diet. This hairwing version of th...

"The Resting Caddis is a pretty simple name that directly correlates to its profile on the water. Tied with mallard flanks in the style of "wally w...

The Cupboard Ant is a staple of local fly shops and fly boxes throughout Northern Colorado. It sits just right in the surface film, floats all day ...

"The Fat Angie began as a notion that has rolled around in my head for over 10 years. I’ve always wanted to design a general terrestrial pattern th...

The Iwan-e-Dun was born from the logical desire to create a more realistic mayfly fly that caught more fish. Fare areas that I believed would make ...

With great segmentation, a elk hair wing, and heavy hackling this Caddis Variant is a great pattern to fish in slick water or heavy pocket water. G...

The HAMBURGLER is an effective Beetle imitation that boasts a foam body for superior floatation and high visibility on the water. With this fly you...

The PEACOCK CADDIS is a simple, yet deadly dry fly that utilizes peacock herl, elk hair, and hackle for durability and visibility. Perfect for the ...

This series started in a quest for a Yellow Sally, using the ease and familiarity of the Elk Caddis style. But Greg was dissatisfied with all attem...

"John Juracek and I started tying the Sparkle Dun in the early 1980's as a Pale Morning Dun imitation for the selective trout on the Henry's Fork. ...

The Bionic Ant was created to fill the void between the commonly available huge ant patterns (Chernobyl ants etc) and tiny ant patterns (fur ant, p...