The West holds few hatch secrets anymore, and the best of the big bug action—Salmonflies, Green Drakes, and Yellow Stones—has been swatted to death on the streams and rivers. There is a secret hatch that native westerns love, the spruce moth hatch, and this fly is a guides best friend.
The hatch is generally in the August timeframe. This is a terrestrial hatch, so there is no nymph stage. You will only find the Spruce Moths on or near banks. Rarely do the moths flutter in the middle of the river. You will be amazed how many trout are looking up to eat when the moths are on the water.
The West holds few hatch secrets anymore, and the best of the big bug action—Salmonflies, Green Drakes, and Yellow Stones—has been swatted to death on the streams and rivers. There is a secret...
This Dark Spruce Matuka style variation of the classic spruce fly takes a proven pattern and makes it more effective by giving it a minnow-like profile. This dark spruce matuka fly is an effective...
The Light Spruce Matuka is a time tested streamer pattern that has proven it's effectiveness all over the world. The Light Spruce has a minnow-like profile and bright colors which will trigger...
This is an adaptation of a classic trout streamer that has proven to be effective on salmon as well. Our Dark Spruce Matuka Cone Head on a salmon hook makes for a tough fly.
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