Guide's Choice Hare's Ear
Grab a handful, launch the boat, let the client cast the fly and catch a fish! And it has a name every fisherman in the world knows, Hare's Ear. Bu...
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Grab a handful, launch the boat, let the client cast the fly and catch a fish! And it has a name every fisherman in the world knows, Hare's Ear. Bu...
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The perfect attractor dry fly with the Wulff style wing and plenty of hackle. A great choice for the top fly position in a Dry-Dropper rig in the s...
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The Gold-Ribbed Hare’s Ear Nymph is a sentimental favorite for most anglers. It is often one of the first flies a tyer learns which often results i...
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A traditional caddis pattern that rides low in the water and is super effective on just about every river we have fished. Mike Lawson created this ...
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The classic Elk Hair Caddis but with an added strip of bright orange to help you see the fly in harsh conditions, we think the fish like it too! Th...
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A perfect Baetis imitation had become Charlie Craven's Holy Grail. Originally an offshoot of his Jujubee Midge, this pattern has been continuously...
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A perfect Baetis pattern when the fish are super selective. This fly sits low in the water and has become a favorite of the Blue Quill Angler when ...
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A super effective caddis pattern developed by Pat Dorsey with a tungsten bead that will fish well on indicator as well as dry-dropper rigs. Trout l...
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Simple yet effective especially on the South Platte in the Spring and Fall. Just enough weight to help it sink through the current into the perfec...
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A great little stone fly pattern that works well year round. This is a go-to fly for the Colorado and Arkansas Rivers especially during a Yellow S...
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This fly works equally well in fresh or saltwater. It's curved shape provides plenty of movement up and down as well as side to side. A great pat...
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A really great little Blue Wing Olive patter with a little flash in the body that makes the difference. Floats great and super easy to see.
This is one of the best scud patterns for the South Platte Drainage and most tailwaters fisheries. Adapted from an old pattern called the "South Pl...
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A flashy, searching nymph developed by Steve Parrott that has become a real producer in stained or off-colored water. Just the right amount of spa...
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Think of the Pearl and Elk Caddis as an electrified version of your standard Caddis patterns. With its flashy body, trout will really key in on it...
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How could you possible make a Prince nymph better? Put it on an Umpqua Competition Jig Hook with a super sticky point. The benefit of using jig h...
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Perfect tailwater pattern with a little flash. Works great as a dropper fly or on an indicator rig for additional weight.
A great pattern that will work most of the year. This is a go-to pattern for our guides spring, summer and fall. Keep em' soaking.
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Designed by Steve Parrott and tied by Umpuqa Feather Merchants, this slim profile, weighted grub style czech nymph is the perfect searching pattern...
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Want a damsel pattern that will fish well above the weed on a floating line as well as perform below the surface with tons of movement and action o...
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Shimazaki Dry Shake is the best dry fly reconditioner on the market. This is both a desiccant and water-repellent powder in one. This allows you to...
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Contains just the powder, NO drying crystals and will refill your Shimazaki Dry Shake container 2 times. Great way to reduce waste and save money a...
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A spray version of the world-famous Shimazaki Dry Shake. Just spray it and get high floatability like the Shimazaki Dry Shake!The main difference i...
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An all time guide favorite here at the Blue Quill Angler during the PMD hatch. Rides low in the water and will fool the wariest of trout.