Attractors

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

This is a must have fly for any serious angler. We have used this fly extensively on just about every river in Colorado we fish with remarkable res...

While the Fat Angie started as a much more realistic and singular imitation of a flying ant, it has morphed into a far more general attractor patte...

Get your dry fly mojo back with this bad mamma' jamma'. Hi-Vis post will make an otherwise invisible fly easy to track.

 "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...

The Chubby Sally is a variation of the well established Chubby Chernobyl hopper but in an all yellow color pattern. Because of the foam based const...

The Limeade is back! Floats like a cork with just the right amount of flash! A deadly Green Drake imposter and can handle a dropper. The Cherry Lim...

"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...

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...

Never be grumpy again on the water with this little number. Foam back will keep it riding high, and rubber legs for great movement. Turn that frown...

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...

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...

Klink Hammer's are always a deadly option. Add in rubber legs and you have the recipe for an outstanding fly.

What happens when you take a Klink Hammer, a terrestrial, and throw in some awesome sauce on top? This fly... that's what.

The origin of the Cahill dates back over 100 years ago to Dan Cahill of upstate NY. He developed this pattern as a great PMD imitation and this fly...

A trusty stand-by that every angler should have in their box. This is a go-to pattern for dry/dropper rigs as well as double dry rigs in the summer.

A great attractor dry fly that works well in smaller streams, as a top fly in a dry-dropper rig or a great pattern to skate across the top of the w...

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...