The Chatreuse Peeking Caddis Fly is one of the top patterns for imitating a cased caddis. The natural materials used on this fly make it a versatile pattern that will work in almost any water. Most anglers drift the peeking caddis like a nymph but it will also work as an effective emerger pattern.
The Cream Peeking Caddis Pupa Fly is one of the top patterns for imitating a cased caddis. The natural materials used on this fly make it a versatile pattern that will work in almost any water. Most...
Elk Hair Caddis Brown Banded is possibly the best caddis fly pattern for grayling and trout fishing around the world. The banding give this fly the edge, replicating the naturals better than any...
This is a unique variation of the peeking caddis pattern. The bold colors of the Reverse Chartreuse Peeking Caddis Fly work great for an attractor pattern. The soft hackle on this fly adds a lifelike...
This is a unique variation of the peeking caddis pattern. The bold colors of the Reverse Yellow Peeking Caddis Pupa Fly work great for an attractor pattern. The soft hackle on this fly adds a...
Some of the greatest features of an Elk Hair Caddis is that they are super buoyant and "skitter" across the water without creating drag. Why purple? Because purple catches trout. ...
The Cream Peeking Caddis Pupa Fly is one of the top patterns for imitating a cased caddis. The natural materials used on this fly make it a versatile pattern that will work in almost any water. Most...
Tarpon fishing in the shallow flats of the Florida Keys is perhaps the trickiest way to fool these migratory monsters, but when you use a Paradise Purple Tarpon Fly, your chances go up! Tied on...
This American version of the classic British Bead Head Pheasant Tail mayfly nymph continues to catch fish wherever slender mayflies are found. The peacock thorax on this nymph also gives it a bit of...
A modern fly rod variation of the classic red and white bass lures of yester-year, the White/Red Foam Panfish Popper is a hot diggity dog, sure fire surface fly for bluegill, bream, perch, bass,...
This Olive Pulsating Caddis Fly pattern was developed by Jim Pettis, a guide on the lower Sacramento River, in 1993. The fly can be used in both streams and stillwaters. The term...
Even a time-tested fly can stand an upgrade every few years. The Purple Pheasant Tail is a colorful and vibrant take on the traditional Pheasant Tail, and thus far, the results have been stellar! An...
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