A classic dry fly pattern, the Adams fly is an effective attractor fly and works to imitate mayfly and midges all over the world. It is the unquestioned top selling dry fly pattern. Leonard Halladay is credited for designing the original pattern in 1922 naming the pattern after his fishing buddy Charles Adams. It has been around since the early 20th century but is still among the top dry fly patterns in use today.
The Adams Trude is a visible fly pattern that will never go out of style. The down wing provides a silhouette that imitates insects like Stoneflies, Caddis and Moths and is easy to see. Trudes work...
The Parachute Adams is perhaps the most important and versatile of all dry flies. It is a must have dry fly in a variety of sizes for fish all over the world. The white post gives the fly...
Irresistible Adams is a variation of the classic Adams dry fly. With a clipped deer hair body, this dry fly has extra buoyancy making it easy to see on the water. It works as both a mayfly or midge...
The inventive Female Adams has a yellow tag that was designed to imitate the developing egg sack on a maturing female mayfly. The female adams bright color also boosts the attractive properties of...
Para Wulff Adams adds split Wulff style wings, making this fly is even more visible on the water! The split tail gives the fly a more realistic profile and the flashy mylar rib adds a lifelike...
The big and bold Yak Fly basically cries, "throw me in the water and watch to see what happens!" This fly pattern has all the major triggering characteristics to get salt water fish moving in its...
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