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Mopsicle Tan
The fly that needs no introduction. Developed by our good friend Andrij Horodysky, the mopsicle is an amazing take on the standard mop fly. Tied on a wicked tactical jig...
Amy's Ant Purple
A great, general terrestrial attractor. One of the most popular dry flies out west. A great indicator pattern that floats high all day!
Mini Mopsicle Orange
Mini version of the fly that needs no introduction. Developed by our good friend Andrij Horodysky, the mopsicle is an amazing take on the standard mop fly. Tied on a...
March Brown
This is a beautiful dry for a fun spring hatch, the March Brown mayfly. The split feather wings and ample rooster hackles float this pattern well. The segmented body adds...
Hi Vis Fat Albert Orange Brown
One of the best foam terrestrial fly patterns we have ever fished. Low profile, fat, leggy, buggy goodness makes this fly irresistible to trout. This pattern is an amazing indicator...
Quill Gordon
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...
Frenchie Jig
An attractor nymph that has become one of the most popular flies over the past few years. This has been an effective fly all over the world and is quickly...
Mini Hot Garcia Red
The Mini Hot is a perfect attractor pattern for our brook trout streams. Equally at home on tailwaters or freestones, the Mini Hot can match up for caddis, stoneflies, yellow...
Trude Lime
This dry fly pattern is one of the great standard attractors, which actually originated in Island Park, Idaho in the early 1900's as a joke from one angler to another.
Chubby Chernobyl Royal
This is one of the best fish-catching flies around, and one that should be in every fly box. It imitates many insects, such as Grasshoppers, Stoneflies and Drakes, but can...
Fathead Beetle
One of our most popular beetle patterns. Excellent fat peacock body abdomen with a thick silhouette, legs, wing material, and a bright orange indicator post. Everything you need in a...