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As the name implies this is a great pocket water fly. Fished as a dropper, you can rob those pockets with this little gem.

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 ...

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...

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...

“I told Lee Wulff (tyer of the legendary Wulff flies) that I tried to tie a parachute divided-wing Wulff but hadn’t succeeded, as the fly was too b...

High riding foam bodied adult Caddis pattern that has proven to be one of our favorite flies. Durable and very buoyant... what else do you need!

A classic prince nymph with the addition of CDC for more movement.

Fly with a great profile that floats great with the CDC wing. When the Sally''s are out, do not hesitate to give this bug a try! "Ask any fly fishe...

A great pattern to have when fishing stillwaters, especially when the Callibaetis are active. Fish this below a dry fly or on a nymph rig, you won'...

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...

During practice for the 2013 World Fly Fishing Championship in Norway, I found that the brown trout preferred flush riding dry flies in the low gra...

The Adams fly is a legacy fly that is a must in every anglers box. Designed to perfectly imitate a mayfly with its upright wings and tapered body. ...

A realistic, low riding, yellow sally dry fly from David Sloan. "The Outrigger series was the result of frustration with high floating caddis dries...

This is a great little mayfly pattern to use on an indicator rig in the bottom position to help get the flies down with its tungsten bead or a grea...

A great pattern in a callibaetis hatch. Fish this behind another dry, or by itself!