Flies - Dry Flies

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 ...

A little twist to the parachute PMD with flash in the body which really makes a difference. A great pattern to have for the PMD or Eastern Sulpher...

A great fly from the dry fly master Bob Quigley that represents the emerging stage of the Blue Wing Olive. A really effective pattern that works w...

Imagine Macho Man Randy Savage and a Parachute Adams - now you can imagine this fly. It is the cream of the crop... oh yeuh! This barbless version ...

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...

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.

"We came up with the X Caddis thirty-five plus fishing seasons ago. Like many of our fly patterns, this one was created to fool the larger resident...

A low riding spinner pattern that works great for PMD and Red Quill imitations. Spinners are an easy meal for trout and the Crystal Wing Spinner is...

Antonio's Quill Midge is a must have midge dry/emerger for late winter and spring fishing. The quill, used for the abdomen, creates a slim and segm...

"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. ...

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.

Thank you Lee Wulff. A pattern that Lee created because all of the flies that were available in the 1950's did not have enough hackle on it for him...

One of the finest Blue Wing Olive patterns we have ever used. Super realistic looking and irresistble to trout

The Goddard Caddis is already a confidence pattern for many anglers and fools trout on a regular basis. The origins of this fly date back to the 60...

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