Dry Fly

CDC is like magic for making dry flies look realistic. The material traps micro air bubbles and has a very unique buggy movement. Tied on a size 16...

This traditional size 12 dry fly is high floating and is necessary in all dry fly boxes. Whether dead drifted, skated, or bounced on th...

An effective hopper, stonefly, or just large insect this fly has foam and a large wing to help float droppers below. Tied on a size 8 b...

  Tied on a #16 barbless competition dry fly hook, this fly has a dubbing body to go along with a hi-vis orange parachute post. This can be fished ...

A simple and sparse pattern that produces year round! Great when fish are rising but you can’t quite figure out what they’re eating. Even in winter...

With colder weather comes the blue winged olives. They are the first and last mayfly of the season to hatch. Sometimes they are seen throughout all...

In the early season trout awaken from their winter slumber to eagerly seek these emerging Hendrickson mayflies, making this one of the first and mo...

The Klinkhammer, which Hans von Klinken created to mimic an emerging caddis, has quickly established itself as a reliable favorite practically ever...

A classic dry fly, this pattern is useful in mimicking a variety of mayfly species. Useful on both lakes and rivers. Tied by Matt Manjo...

Looking for a may fly spinner? Look no further! Trout will sip these dry flies without effort! These spinners have two toned bodies with a rear egg...

The X-Caddis is a great dry fly. It imitates an emerging adult Caddis with a trailing nymphal shuck. You can fish this fly dry or slightly submerge...

Foam beetles are a favorite trout snack during the summer months. Don't go to the river without some foam beetles come June and July!  Hook: Siz...

  Tied on a size 14 dry fly hook, a great attractor dry fly as it can be used during a variety of mayfly hatches. It stands out from the bunch with...

Size 20 - A very popular midge pattern, it is effectively fished in a tandem nymph rig or in the surface film behind a larger dry fly. ...

A classic pattern that should be in every anglers box. This small fly can produce big results! Perfect for those early spring evenings when the bug...

Adult Caddis often don’t lay their eggs in overhanging vegetation like they intend to. Sometimes they fall into the water and lay the eggs in the s...

Hatching in a river is a treacherous task. Not all bugs make it out alive. Some get stuck in transition from nymph to dun in the water’s surface fi...

Size 16 dry fly. Know you want to throw a dry, but not sure whether to use a caddis or mayfly? Look no further. An incredible buggy pattern. Imitat...