This version of the highly successful Parachute Adams is even more realistic, with a segmented quill body and a thin micro-fibbet tail.

The para midge represents an emerging chironomid or midge. Only the front half of the fly should have floatant applied, so that the front half flo...

This all-foam hopper pattern incorporates thicker, true-to-scale thighs. Although it sits low in the water, this hopper is easy to see given the o...

Despite it's name, the pale morning dun can hatch in the morning, the afternoon or evening. It is very common on most western waters, and trout re...

Despite it's name, the pale morning dun can hatch in the morning, the afternoon or evening. It is very common on most western waters, and trout re...

Despite it's name, the pale morning dun can hatch in the morning, the afternoon or evening. It is very common on most western waters, and trout re...

Despite it's name, the pale morning dun can hatch in the morning, the afternoon or evening. It is very common on most western waters, and trout re...

The Outrigger Caddis Fly rides low in the water, appearing like an easy meal. Fish love easy meals! This fly is also effective at catching Carp.

The October Caddis - Foam Body is a standard in the Pacific Northwest. Its tall wing makes it visible at a distance, while the foam body keeps it r...

Two materials: thread and hackle.  Despite the simplicity, or perhaps because of it, this fly is a favorite of regular midge anglers.  We like it t...