The Grey Ray Charles or Gray Ray for short is a killer sow bug pattern with a little extra flash and charm that you just can't resist. It has real star power and the fish like it too.
The Tan Ray Charles is an excellent sow bug nymph for streams and rivers where visibility is limited. The flashy shell back and realistic legs make this a can't miss fly for scud and sow bug rich...
Years ago any conversation waterside involving the subject of Sow Bugs on most waters would have brought questioning looks by many as this aquatic life form had very little recognition. Now a days...
Yes, works in Georgia. The amazing Pink Ray Charles Fly is a can't miss scud and sow bug imitation. This brightly arrayed bug also works as an egg fly during spawning runs. The Ray Charles fly is...
The Gray Drake Comparadun provides a great mix of lifelike silhouette, visibility, and buoyancy. Many Yellowstone area fly fishing guides go straight to comparaduns when a hatch brings up actively...
This Parachute Gray Drake dry fly is very visible to the fly fisher and very realistic to rising trout. It closely resembles a hatching or spent Gray Drake and lands upright more often than some...
The Tan Ray Charles is an excellent sow bug nymph for streams and rivers where visibility is limited. The flashy shell back and realistic legs make this a can't miss fly for scud and sow bug rich...
Yes, works in Georgia. The amazing Pink Ray Charles Fly is a can't miss scud and sow bug imitation. This brightly arrayed bug also works as an egg fly during spawning runs. The Ray Charles fly is...
The ParaWulff comes from Jack Dennis of Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Jack has come up with a nifty little parachute variation featuring two, rather than the traditional single, wings. We have been selling...
Crawdad are an important source of food for many of the freshwater fish we all love to catch. Crawdad inhabit clean, healthy water and they are a significant food source for bass, trout, pike,...
The Quill Gordon is one of the earliest eastern mayfly hatches in the spring. The flies hatch on the bottom and rise as fully formed adults, working on the surface to dry their wings and fly. The...
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