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Parachute Dry Fly Purple
Standard parachute patterns are the most common and productive of dry flies for trout. Purple has been a very popular fly as well all over the world. Give it a try...
Parachute Caddis Tan
An extraordinarily deadly caddis pattern, proven on rivers around the world. The parachute hackle helps the caddis sit low and flat on the water, while the brightly colored posts makes...
Parachute Adams
The Adams Parachute dry fly pattern is a fly that deserves to be in every fly box. It is a versatile dry fly and has become recognized as a popular...
Parachute Orange Sulphur
A split tail sulphur with a high vis post with a body color that really matches the natural bug. This is a must have for our big springtime hatches.
ParaWulff Purple
A combination of 2 classics! This is a highly visible dry fly that is easier to see and keep afloat under heavier water conditions. This fly utilizes a split wing design...
Parachute UV Cinnamon
This versatile pattern that is a must have in anyones box. A great spinner pattern or light brown/tan mayfly match with great UV dubbing for eye catching attention.
Parachute Pale Morning Dun
This imitates one of the most important hatches in the West. This is a prolific mayfly and the parachute pattern is one of the best for finicky trout.
Trico Parachute
The Trico Mayfly (Tricorythodes Minutus) vary in size from #18 to #24. Males emerge in the evening, and spend the night in a local shrub along the river. Females hatch...
CDC Puffs
CDC oiler puffs are more soft and supple than regular cdc feathers. Some of their many uses are for midges, emergers, and comparaduns. These are highly buoyant feathers. Clump a...
Snowshoe Rabbits Feet
Snowshoe rabbits feet are naturally waterproof. This is a great material to use for dry fly wings, para posts, or even emerger style wings. Perfect substitute for CDC. You get a pair...
Parachute Hopper Tan
This fly uses dubbing to form the hopper shaped body. The red flash tail serves as a "hot spot" and the rubber legs provide balance and movement. The elk wing...