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Our flies are tied on premium hooks from Daiichi and Gamakatsu, with quality materials from Hareline, Wapsi and Nature's Spirit.
Our flies are tied on premium hooks from Daiichi and Gamakatsu, with quality materials from Hareline, Wapsi and Nature's Spirit.
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The spinner represents the final part of the mayfly life cycle. After mating, the mayfly falls to surface with both wings extended. Opportunistic...
View full detailsThe spinner represents the final part of the mayfly life cycle. After mating, the mayfly falls to surface with both wings extended. Opportunistic fish then sip this fly off the surface.
The Silhouette Dun - PMD is one of our favorite mayfly styles, both in it's beauty, and because it catches so many fish! This mayfly adult can als...
View full detailsThe Silhouette Dun - PMD is one of our favorite mayfly styles, both in it's beauty, and because it catches so many fish! This mayfly adult can also be used effectively for the following hatches: Golden Drake Little Maryatt Quill Gordon Red Quill Sulphur Dun White Winged Sulfur Yellow Drake
This fly has fooled trout all over the world for years.
This fly has fooled trout all over the world for years.
Golden Stoneflies are a big meal for a trout. The Rogue Golden Stonefly is our favorite pattern to imitate the Golden Stonefly. Once the nymph cr...
View full detailsGolden Stoneflies are a big meal for a trout. The Rogue Golden Stonefly is our favorite pattern to imitate the Golden Stonefly. Once the nymph crawls out of the river and hatches into an adult, they spend most of their time on nearby willow or alder branches. The adult Golden Stonefly becomes most active during the afternoon, either returning to the water to lay eggs, or being blown into the water by gusts of wind. Knowing these traits of the Golden Stonefly will help your odds during this hatch.
The Renegade: what is it, you ask? Well, it's a classic attractor pattern that defies definition. That said, it's often recognized as a midge clust...
View full detailsThe Renegade: what is it, you ask? Well, it's a classic attractor pattern that defies definition. That said, it's often recognized as a midge cluster or a terrestrial, such as an ant, but either way you want to look at it, just know it catches fish. Like the Bivisible, the Renegade is easy to see in most light situations, floats well and even skates when greased or dressed with floatant.
In Midwest and Eastern rivers and streams, the Parachute White Fly is a late summer must have...commonly known as the White Miller, the Ephoron may...
View full detailsIn Midwest and Eastern rivers and streams, the Parachute White Fly is a late summer must have...commonly known as the White Miller, the Ephoron mayfly adult is known to hatch in clouds heavy enough to halt traffic and close bridges. When it's Miller Time, make sure you're double fisted with a few of these.
Troy Bachman developed the slick water caddis pattern to identically imitate a dry, non-fluttering caddis. The parachute adds to the flies buoyanc...
View full detailsTroy Bachman developed the slick water caddis pattern to identically imitate a dry, non-fluttering caddis. The parachute adds to the flies buoyancy, and the appearance of legs to a trout.
The classic Madam X got better with the Parachute Madam X - Yellow. The wing is a bright poly post, making it highly visible, and rubber legs and ...
View full detailsThe classic Madam X got better with the Parachute Madam X - Yellow. The wing is a bright poly post, making it highly visible, and rubber legs and body detail bring this pattern to life.
While the parachute hopper is not the most realistic hopper pattern to a fisherman, this is not the case to trout. We have found this to be the mo...
View full detailsWhile the parachute hopper is not the most realistic hopper pattern to a fisherman, this is not the case to trout. We have found this to be the most effective hopper pattern ever tied, possibly because of how low it rides in the water. To imitate the natural behavior of a grasshopper, land the fly with a plop, and twitch the line occasionally.
The Parachute electric Green Drake is one of the most realistic Green Drake (Ephemera guttulatais) patterns that we offer. The green drake is one o...
View full detailsThe Parachute electric Green Drake is one of the most realistic Green Drake (Ephemera guttulatais) patterns that we offer. The green drake is one of the largest mayflies that trout have available to them. They generally hatch mid-day, and will cause trout to focus only on this fly pattern. The nymph emerges to the surface of the water quickly, and after drying its wings, flies off. This leaves little time for trout to grab a bite, so they become very opportunistic when they see the electric green drake dry fly.