Terrestrials

Fish a beetle dry fly by throwing the fly hard at the water, so it splashes, just like the natural would when it fell, or was blow onto the rivers ...

Beetles are among the terrestrial flies, not normally available to trout, but are blown into rivers, mainly along the edges, and become available t...

Grasshoppers are an attractive meal for trout residing in rivers that flow through meadows. Grasshopper patterns are often overlooked by anglers, ...

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...

This very realistic hopper pattern also serves as a strike indicator on the "hopper dropper" or "hopper copper dropper" set-up.

A colorful variation of the Gypsy King, keeping all the same qualities as the original adding a little bling to make an irresistible attractor.

The Hippie Stomper is a must have attractor pattern, available in every popular color you could desire. Holds up a dropper well, and has become a p...

There are arguably only 2 dry fly patterns you need to be successful...and the Stimulator is one of them. Randall Kaufmann created one of the best ...

Apply floatant to the front half of this fly, and allow the back half to sink. This is a very productive hopper pattern.

There are arguably only 2 dry fly patterns you need to be successful...and the Stimulator is one of them. Randall Kaufmann created one of the best ...