Fly Fishing Flies

The combination of crystal dubbing, high floating foam, rubber legs, hackle, elk hair and a flashy underwing make the Olive Foamulator come to life. The addition of foam and other synthetics have improved the Stimulator profile and made it buoyant and...

This American version of the classic British Flashback Pheasant Tail mayfly nymph continues to catch fish wherever slender mayflies are found. The peacock thorax and pearl flash wing case on this nymph also gives it a bit of irridescent flash that makes...

This weighted Black Stonefly Nymph gets down deep where you need it. It also works well when fished as a dropper below a big buoyant dry in the early season. Big fish especially in moderate to swift current often key on stoneflies as a primary food...

The Sculpzilla Olive Streamer is a must-have streamer pattern on any water where sculpin or small baitfish are present. Big fish simply can't resist its realistic movement and appetizing size.

The addition of a bead head, black and pearl krystal chenile and flash to the popular Wooly Bugger makes this Krystal Flash Bugger, Bead Head, Black-Pearl fly come alive. No matter how you fish a Bugger, it is one of the most effective patterns...

A sparse and very flashy streamer, this Platte River Special fly was developed for the big browns and rainbows of the Platte River. It is equally at home wherever big fish chase minnows and is an especially good pattern for large brown trout.

Blue Winged Olive Baetis Comparadun is a very effective pattern for selective fish. The subtile colors of this fly closely match natural mayflies found on the water and fish respond with strikes that will test light tippet.

Bjorn's Baddest Caddis Brown consistently brings picky trout to the net. Between its life like qualities and attractive tie, this caddis can fool wary trout. 

The extended body and realistic outline of this Gray Paradrake fly makes it useful for imitating hatching drakes. The hook is hidden by the larger fly body making this fly more attractive to trout that see a fair amount of fishing pressure.

Zebra Midge Maroon with Tungsten Bead Head is a midge pattern quickly coming into its own among Midge fishermen. The Tungsten Bead Maroon Zebra Midge can be drifted in the deeper runs, or hung off a dropper just under the surface to those...

The Prince Nymph is a proven classic fly that will continue to be an effective fish catcher in most trout waters around the globe. The flashy peacock herl body entices strikes and the split tail and wing give the impression of a stonefly, backswimmer, or...

The Parachute Pink Albert fly pattern is one of the most versatile Mayfly patterns available. The impression of this fly on the water will imitate both a Mayfly dun and a spent Mayfly spinner. This is a great color for matching Pale Morning Duns and...