Our flies are tied on premium hooks from Daiichi and Gamakatsu, with quality materials from Hareline, Wapsi and Nature's Spirit.
The Dolly Llama streamer fly is one of the most popular patterns for catching trout and salmon in Alaska and the Northwest. The flowing and pulsat...
View full detailsThe Dolly Llama streamer fly is one of the most popular patterns for catching trout and salmon in Alaska and the Northwest. The flowing and pulsating rabbit fur, used to tie this fly, makes it irresistable. This fly is effective dead drifted, stripped or swung!
Articulated Flesh Fly - Planning to fish in Alaska in late summer or early fall, take these. Salmon, char, trout, grayling - they eat 'em.
Articulated Flesh Fly - Planning to fish in Alaska in late summer or early fall, take these. Salmon, char, trout, grayling - they eat 'em.
Sack Fry - Fish feed on eggs and fry everywhere. Use them, everywhere. Particularly useful in Alaska during the salmon migration, and you can hook ...
View full detailsSack Fry - Fish feed on eggs and fry everywhere. Use them, everywhere. Particularly useful in Alaska during the salmon migration, and you can hook up quite often in trout river in the post-spawn months of spring and fall.
Double Bead Peacock Stonefly - Sinks fast and very effective in swift water and deep runs where the fly needs to get down to the fish. In off-color...
View full detailsDouble Bead Peacock Stonefly - Sinks fast and very effective in swift water and deep runs where the fly needs to get down to the fish. In off-color water, the rubber legs lend to its effectiveness like that of the traditional Girdle Bug. Trout love 'em, and give them a try for steelhead as well. Please note: we use synthetic material for the thorax and tail.
Double Bead Black Stonefly - Sinks fast and very effective in swift water and deep runs where the fly needs to get down to the fish. In off-color w...
View full detailsDouble Bead Black Stonefly - Sinks fast and very effective in swift water and deep runs where the fly needs to get down to the fish. In off-color water, the rubber legs lend to its effectiveness like that of the traditional Girdle Bug. Trout love 'em, and give them a try for steelhead as well.
