Part crab and part shrimp, the Mangrove Critter is the perfect fly to throw for hungry fish just looking for something tasty. This Mangrove Critter pattern is effective on a variety of flats and ambush-type species.
The Salt Shrimp fly is a realistic shrimp pattern that is especially useful when fish have seen and refused several flashier patterns. It is effective on a variety of flats and mangrove species.
This is a realistic shrimp pattern that is especially useful when fish have seen and refused several flashier patterns. It is effective on a variety of flats and mangrove species.
This Shrimp, Salt, Olive is a realistic shrimp pattern that is especially useful when fish have seen and refused several flashier patterns. It is effective on a variety of flats and mangrove...
The Jumbo Critter is tied with highly attractive color schemes. Dumbbell eyes get it down. Stinger-hook design keeps the hook toward the rear of the fly and improves hookups and hookup-to-landing...
The Jumbo Critter is tied with highly attractive color schemes. Dumbbell eyes get it down. Stinger-hook design keeps the hook toward the rear of the fly and improves hookups and hookup-to-landing...
A simple and very effective rendering of a favorite bonefish forage, the Tan Mantis fly fishing fly uses rubber legs and rabbit fur to mimic lifelike movements and is the go to fly for most bone...
The weight of a conehead opens up options for the classic marabou pattern. Weather you need to get the fly deeper, add a lifelike swimming action or use floating fly lines, the Conehead Black/Orange...
Many fly fishermen know that the worst part of fishing a spinner fall can be determining which dot on the water is your fly. The Mahogany Foam Spinner is actually visible to the angler while...
The Black Marabou Fly is a fantastic addition to any fly box. It moves and pulsates giving these patterns a life like appearance that drives salmon and other species crazy.
This Parachute Mahogany Dun dry fly is very visible to the fly fisher and very realistic to rising trout. It closely resembles a hatching Mahogany Dun and lands upright more often than some other...
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