Parachute flies are very popular in fly fishing due to their combination of visibility and fishability. The Parachute Blue Winged Olive Dun Post closely resembles a hatching Blue Winged Olive, floats well, lands right side up, and is easy see. The dun...

Fly fishers casting to such selective trout find that the transluscent Xelon or Z-lon wings on these Blue Winged Olive Spinners gives them the realistic impression that makes the difference. Spinners are especially effective patterns after the hatch when...

The Blue Winged Olive of all the species and sub-species of Baetidae are one of the most varied and common insects in American waters. We took the traditional pattern and improved upon it creating a pattern that floats high on the waters meniscus. This...

The Thorax Blue Winged Olive, Medium Dun Wing was created to have the exact profile and impression of a mayfly dun on the water. The hackle is trimmed on the bottom of the fly which makes it land upright and float naturally. Selective fish have a...

Synthetic materials have a great influence in how new flies are created. They are more durable, float better and are often easier to see than traditional materials. This is the case with the Vis-A-Dun Blue Winged Olive a newer variation of the classic...

The Blue Winged Olive Sparkle Dunis a versitile pattern that imitates emerging or crippled mayfly duns. Fish will often key specifically on Mayflies in this vulnerable stage. Guides and avid dry fly anglers have made the Baetis Sparkle Dun one of the...

The Blue Winged Olive Sparkle Dunimitates flies in the stage of a mayfly hatch just prior to the emerging of the dun. Many trout key on flies drifting in this vulnerable position. Fly fishers who fish BWO hatches should carry several sizes of Sparkle...

The white post on this Olive Parachute Midge allows it to be seen even in riffled water. In the correct sizes and colors this fly also makes a great trico or baetis pattern when tiny mayflies are hatching.

Many fly fishers have been baffled by rising trout that seem to ignore every pattern in the fly box. Often these selective fish are keying on spent mayflies. Trout rising to spinners often sip them gently from the surface with a slight pop as they break...

Fly fishermen who find themselves in a spinner fall know that the most difficult part is finding their tiny flat fly. The Blue Winged Olive Foam Spinner gives the angler a visible dot of high floating foam while maintaining a realistic spent mayfly shape...

The Slate/Olive Comparadun Fly is a very effective pattern for selective fish. The color and profile of this fly closely match the natural mayflies found on the water. Fish do not refuse this realistic pattern and with take it vigorously which will...