dry
CDC October Caddis
Sizes:
#10
Color:
tan/brown
The CDC & deer hair caddis dry is the perfect october caddis dry fly imitation. The pattern features an amber dubbing & dyna floss body as well as a hare's Ear Dubbing and Natural CDC wing. Although this fly may appear large, it captures the attention of large and hungry trout looking for a sizeable snack.
Terrestrial
hot rod cricket
Sizes:
#8 & #10
Color:
black & red
The hot rod cricket is the spitting image of a grasshopper. The fly features a foam body, Z-lon wing, and rubber legs. The foam body and rubber leg features give it a distinct propped-up look on the surface that gets trout curious and hungry. For best results, mend your fly line to create a drag free presentation.
nymph
October Caddis Larva
Sizes:
#8
Color:
tan/black
The October caddis larva features an amber dubbing & dyna floss body while the head features hare's ear dubbing and natural grey hackle. Although this fly may look large it's the perfect october larva imitation. For best results, fish this pattern in a two fly system above a heavy nymph.
Terrestrial
hot rod cricket
Sizes:
#8 & #10
Color:
brown/orange
The hot rod cricket is the spitting image of a grasshopper. The fly features a foam body, Z-lon wing, and rubber legs. The foam body and rubber leg features give it a distinct propped-up look on the surface that gets trout curious and hungry. For best results, mend your fly line to create a drag free presentation.
Mouse fly
mini mouse splasher
Sizes:
#8 & #10
Color:
black
Field mice are the perfect prey for an extra large trout, the mini mouse has all the features of a mouse. The fly features a distinct chenille tail, foam body, and bushy hair profile. For best results fish this fly at night with a floating line.
nymph
October Caddis Larva
Sizes:
#8
Color:
tan/black
The October caddis larva features an amber dubbing & dyna floss body while the head features hare's ear dubbing and natural grey hackle. Although this fly may look large it's the perfect october larva imitation. For best results, fish this pattern in a two fly system above a heavy nymph.
Nymph
BH October Caddis Larva
Sizes:
#8
Color:
tan/black
The BH caddis larva features a large and distinct bead head that allows it to naturally tumble on the bottom like a caddis larva case. The body is made of amber dubbing & amber dyna floss while the head features a hare's ear dubbing accent. For best results, ensure that your indicator is high enough to allow the fly to bounce and tumble along the bottom.
nymph
October Caddis Jig
Sizes:
#10
Color:
tan/black
The october caddis jig is a force to be reckoned with, it features a tungsten head, amber dubbing & dyna floss body, and a mixed dubbing accent. This pattern is perfect for dredging deep turbulent water, and we all know trout love the deep stuff! for best results, make sure this fly is always touching or bouncing bottom.
Emerger
October Caddis Foam Emerger
Sizes:
#10
Color:
tan/brown
The October caddis emerger isn't your traditional finesse pattern; it's a large, obnoxious fly that trout can't resist. The fly features an amber dubbing & floss body, with a brown foam and hare's ear dubbing head. In order to create the best presentation, opt for short casts that allow you manage your mend and drift.
Emerger
October Caddis Swimming Pupa
Sizes:
#10
Color:
tan/brown
The swimming pupa comes in at a whopping size 10 and deviates from your standard size emerger. That said, it's the spitting image of an October caddis pupa. The pattern features a dubbing & dyna floss body with hackle wraps. For best results, be sure to carry some floatant to keep your fly from sinking.
Emerger
Hendrickson Emerger
Sizes:
#14
Color:
Brown
The strength of this pattern lies in its versatility, the hendrickson emerger can be used as a stand alone fly, or a as a secondary fly in tandem with a dry.
Dry Fly
Hendrickson Parachute Dun
Sizes:
#14
Color:
Tan
The parachute on this fly makes it visible as it drifts through a heavy riffle. The fly is composed of blended dubbing closely resembling the body of a hendrickson. The dun is also a great imitator of other mayflies.
Nymph
BH Hendrickson Nymph
Sizes:
#14
Color:
Brown
Known for its natural look and bright golden head, this pattern is the perfect eastern Hendrickson imitation starting from March and ending in May. Fish it during the hatch or use it as a prospecting fly.
Dry
Sizes:
#14
Color:
Tan
This is a classic dry fly pattern that's a staple in every
angler's arsenal. Its buoyant elk hair and realistic
silhouette make it an excellent choice for imitating adult
caddisflies, particularly during evening hatches or when trout
are rising to feed on the surface. The fly features brown dry
hackle and elk hair. For best results present the elk hair
caddis with delicate casts near bankside vegetation or over
riffles.
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streamer
Heisenburg
Sizes:
#6
Color:
white
The flatwing sand eel glides and turns through the water like an erratic and injured baitfish. It features a black over white faux bucktail wing with angler hair, flashabou, krystal flash, and white hackle. For best results try a strip pause motion, the hackle tail will continue to move even when the fly is in place causing fish to attack with killer intent.
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Heisenburg
Sizes:
#6
Color:
black
The flatwing sand eel glides and turns through the water like an erratic and injured baitfish. It features a black over white faux bucktail wing with angler hair, flashabou, krystal flash, and white hackle. For best results try a strip pause motion, the hackle tail will continue to move even when the fly is in place causing fish to attack with killer intent.
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Heisenburg
Sizes:
#6
Color:
tan
The flatwing sand eel glides and turns through the water like an erratic and injured baitfish. It features a black over white faux bucktail wing with angler hair, flashabou, krystal flash, and white hackle. For best results try a strip pause motion, the hackle tail will continue to move even when the fly is in place causing fish to attack with killer intent.
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Heisenburg
Sizes:
#6
Color:
Baby rainbow
The flatwing sand eel glides and turns through the water like an erratic and injured baitfish. It features a black over white faux bucktail wing with angler hair, flashabou, krystal flash, and white hackle. For best results try a strip pause motion, the hackle tail will continue to move even when the fly is in place causing fish to attack with killer intent.
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Woolly bugger
Sizes:
#2 & #4
Color:
Olive
The olive bugger features a neutral olive tone that blends right
into it's environment like a crawfish, sculpin, or small baitfish.
The pattern features pearl krystal flash, copper parawire,
olive marabou, and olive strung saddle. The fly shines for it's
simple marabou tail which seems to put fish in a hunger trance.
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streamer
Sizes:
#4 & #6
Color:
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streamer
BH Woolly Bugger
Sizes:
#4 & #6
Color:
white
Woolly buggers are the quintessential guide fly, they can easily
be crafted in any shape, size, and color. The white beadhead
bugger features a silver brass beadhead, pearl krystal flash,
copper parawire, white yarn, white marabou, and white strung
saddle. Expect this fly to dart and attract monster fish.
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Hot head woolly bugger
Sizes:
#2 & #4
Color:
Olive
Nothing screams natural quite like an olive fly pattern. The olive
bugger features a bright orange beadhead, pearl krystal flash,
copper, olive marabou, olive strung saddle, and olive yarn. The
kicker to this fly is the bright hothead feature in the front that
catches the attention of curious predators.
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Rubber leg mop fly
Sizes:
#8 & #10
Color:
tan
The rubber leg mop is beyond tantalizing, the legs flow and pulsate through the water enticing fish to eat. Much like your standard mop it's one of the easiest patterns to learn. It features a silver brass beadhead, dubbing, rubber legs, and a tan mop puff.
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Mop fly
Sizes:
#8 & #10
Color:
Pink
The mop is a fly fishing purists worst nightmare. For one
reason or another trout gravitate toward this pattern like a
piece of candy. It's one of the easiest patterns to learn. It
features a silver brass beadhead, dubbing, and chartreuse mop
puff.
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Dry Fly
Gray adams
Sizes:
#12 & #14
Color:
gray
The adams is an old reliable amongst trout fisherman due to its natural mayfly appearance. The fly features a dubbing body and a thick grizzly hackle wing that keeps it buoyant on the surface. Don't let it's simple appearance fool you, it's been crushing fish since the early 1920's. For best results pair it with a micro midge dropper and double your chances of catching trout
streamer
Mop fly
Sizes:
#8 & #10
Color:
Chartreuse
The mop is a fly fishing purists worst nightmare. For one reason or another trout gravitate toward this pattern like a piece of candy. It's one of the easiest patterns to learn. It features a silver brass beadhead, dubbing, and chartreuse mop puff.
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streamer
Sizes:
#10 & #12
Color:
tan
The mop is a fly fishing purists worst nightmare. For one
reason or another trout gravitate toward this pattern like a
piece of candy. It's one of the easiest patterns to learn. It features a silver brass beadhead, dubbing, and tan mop
puff.
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Squiggle jig
Sizes:
#10 & #12
Color:
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streamer
Squiggle jig
Sizes:
#10 & #12
Color:
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Dry Fly
Yellow humpy
Sizes:
#12 
Color:
Yellow/Brown
The humpy is a classic dry fly that mimics everything from mayflies to caddis, the wing features a thick elk hair collar, while the body has a vibrant yellow accent. As an attractor pattern, this fly is instrumental in garnering the attention of curious fish. For best results, pair this fly with a light tippet that can fool tricky fish.
Dry Fly
Royal Wulff
Sizes:
#10 & #12
Color:
Natural
The royal wulff was designed by the great Lee Wulff in the 1920's and is still kicking strong today. The fly features a calf hair and brown hackle wing that gives it a natural buoyancy while the body has a tight red appearance. Be sure to apply floatant to keep your fly above the water as it drifts through seams and current.
Terrestrial
Tan Fat ALBERT
Sizes:
#8 & #10
Color:
tAN
The fat albert perfectly mimics crickets, hoppers, and even large stoneflies with a buoyant foam body and barred rubber legs. It even features a distinct parachute that allows fisherman to easily track it in turbulent water. Terrestrials are known to make a commotion on the surface, try twitching the rod tip every few couple of retrieves.
Terrestrial
Black Chubby Chernobyl
Sizes:
#10 & #12
Color:
black
The Chubby Chernobyl is a high-floating, foam-bodied pattern designed to imitate large terrestrial insects like grasshoppers or stoneflies. Its buoyant construction allows for easy visibility on the water, making it ideal for both beginners and seasoned anglers. Drop a nymph off the back of the chubby if the bite slows down!
Terrestrial
Amy's ant
Sizes:
#10 & #12
Color:
Red & Black
Amy's ant is more than just an ant pattern. It's perfect for mimicking just about any terrestrial. The pattern features a thick foam body, elk hair wing, and buggy looking rubber legs. This fly shines throughout the summer when terrestrials fall off the edges of the river bank. For best results, pound the seems and foamy water on the side of the river.
Dry Fly
Chubby Golden Stone
Sizes:
#6
Color:
Brown
This version of the chubby features an ice-dubbing body, rubber legs, foam back, and a distinct Z-lon wing. Although the fly may look large, its the spitting image of an adult stone. For best results, throw the fly into fast-moving current and be sure to mend in order to keep the fly from dragging.
Nymph
Jigly Pat's Rubber Legs
Sizes:
#8
Color:
Brown/ Black
This legendary pattern is a tried and true stonefly imitation. The chenille body, long rubber legs, and articulated spine perfectly imitates a large drifting stone. For best results make sure the fly is bouncing on or near the bottom.
nymph
Golden Brown Stone Nymph
Color:
Brown/gold
Sizes:
#8
This pattern is composed of yellow dubbing, brown thread, long yellow legs, and goose biots. With its unweighted nature, this fly resembles a tumbling stonefly caught in current. For best results tie this pattern 8-10 inches above a heavy point fly on an indicator or euro rig. The weight of the first fly will keep the pattern right in the strike zone.
Nymph
Yellow Sally Nymph
Sizes:
#12-14
Color:
Brown
The body of this fly is composed of dubbing while the tail and
head feature the distinct barred legs of a yellow sally nymph.
This fly is most effective in a two-fly system as a dropper
pattern. Simply tie 12-15 inches of tippet to the bend of the dry
fly and then attach the nymph to the other end.
Dry Fly
Egg Laying Sally
Sizes:
#12
Color:
Brown / Tan
The egg-laying sally is the perfect fly to fish during the peak of
the hatch. The body features a pale dubbing body and bright
dubbing egg sac that helps it naturally blend into the
hatch. Additionally, the large wing intentionally mimics the
antenna and folded wings of this fly. Female sally's lag eggs by
shimmying across the surface of the water so don't be afraid to
slowly skate the fly along the surface.
Dry Fly
Chubby Sally
Sizes:
#12
Color:
Brown/gold
The chubby Sally sports a chubby foam body, Z-lon parachute post and distinct dotted yellow silly legs. For best results, try imparting a slight twitch as the fly slides down the feeding lane. Stoneflies love high-oxygenated water so don't be afraid to target fast moving riffles, current seams, and pocket water.
Nymph
BH March Brown Nymph
Sizes:
#12
Color:
Brown
An oldie but a goodie, the march brown nymph is perfect for imitating the march brown mayfly, commonly seen in the early spring. The pattern has the thicker brown body and multi-tail feature of a true March mayfly. The pattern sports a lead wrap shank, a fox squirrel body, turkey biot wing case, tippet ribbed body and multi pheasant tail ending for a lifelike appearance. For best results, try fishing this fly under an indicator as a secondary fly above a heavy bottom bouncing tungsten pattern.
Emerger
March Brown Emerger
Sizes:
#12
Color:
Brown
This emerger is perfect at imitating a mayfly sitting in the film waiting to leave its shuck. The pattern has a natural reddish tan to it, which mimics the staple color of a March brown. When fish aren't committing to a dry, the march emerger is the premier option for changing the tide and getting fish to commit. For best results, fish this fly in slower-moving back water eddies, trout are much more adept at eating emergers in slow water than they are fast moving water.
March Brown Parachute Dun
Dry Fly
Western March Brown
Sizes:
#12
Color:
Brown / Tan
You guessed it, the Western March brown has a distinct brown color. These small flies blanket the water leading to epic spring fishing. In the adult stage, this fly has a thin body and large wings. The fly itself sports a distinct cream colored body with an exasperated chunky hackle wing. This large wing resembles the large wings of the adult march mayfly. For best results carry some extra flotant to keep the fly on the surface.
Nymph
March Brown Nymph
Sizes:
#12
Color:
Brown
The bead-headed march brown features a distinct pheasant tail accent on the end to mimic the classic tail of a march brown. Additionally, the body is composed of red thread and dubbing which adds an attraction not seen by most march nymph patterns. The final touch to this fly is the distinct wing above the bead which resembles the thick head of a march brown. The versatility in this pattern lies within its ability to be fished under an indicator or as the main fly in a euro nymphing rig. Try using this fly when natural patterns fail to do the trick, the flashiness of this fly makes a difference when fish are finicky.
Dry fly
Parachute adams
Sizes:
#16
Color:
purple
Nymph
Copper john
Sizes:
Color:
Copper
This pattern is incredibly popular for trout anglers for good reason. It represents many different types of aquatic insects, is flashy and heavy allowing it to sink quickly with no additional weight. Works great as a prospecting fly when you aren’t quite sure what the trout are feeding on.
Dry fly
Parachute adams
Sizes:
#12
Color:
Brown
One of the most classic dry fly patterns ever to exist. This versatile fly imitates mayflies, midges, even caddis. The “parachute” allows for great visibility on the water. Remember to apply floatant to this fly in order to keep it high, dry, and irresistible to trout.
dRY FLY
bLUE WINGED OLIVE
Sizes:
#16
Color:
gREEN
sTREAMER
cONEHEAD WOOLLY BUGGER
Sizes:
#8
Color:
WHITE
Dry fly
Sizes:
#4 & #6
Color:
BLACK
One of the greatest attractor patterns, especially in the summer and fall months. This critter floats high and dry mimicking a number of different terrestrials (grasshoppers, beetles, crickets, and others) which trout can’t resist. Fish it alone or as an indicator with a nymph rigged below.
NYMPH
Sizes:
#6
Color:
PINK
NYMPH
Sizes:
#6
Color:
ORANGE
sTREAMER
hOT HEAD WOOLLY BUGGER
Sizes:
#8
Color:
ORANGE/BLACK
NYMPH
Sizes:
#14 & #16
Color:
dRY FLY
Sizes:
#18
Color:
PURPLE
Nymph
Bh gold ribbed hare's ear
Sizes:
#14 & #16
Color:
Natural
Nymph
Zebra midge
Sizes:
#18
Color:
purple
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Nymph
Sizes:
#14 & #16
Color:
Brown
This striking pattern is one of the classics and imitates a number of aquatic insects effectively. Fish this nymph deep, just off the bottom of the river. If you’re not bouncing off the bottom, go deeper.
Nymph
Zebra midge
Sizes:
#18
Color:
Black
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Dry fly
stimulator
Sizes:
#12
Color:
Yellow
This popular pattern is known as an “attractor” fly aka great for prospecting when you’re not sure what to tie on. Its profile and movement on the water resembles many air-born insects and terrestrials, which trout love. It’s intended to ride high on the water's surface and is generally easy to see. Twitch this fly every so often to give it some movement and extra appeal.
Jig nymph
Sizes:
#14 & #16
Color:
Brown
Everything about this fly screams irresistible! The pattern is composed of a jig hook with a fluffy cdc collar, dubbing, wire, and pheasant tail. The CDC pheasant tail fly shines in deep pools, as current hits the fly it jigs up and down enticing hungry trout.
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Perdigon jig
Sizes:
#14 & #16
Color:
Black/silver
The perdigon is an all time classic fly, it's known as one of
the top winter flies for finnicky fish. The black and silver
perdigon features a parawire silver body, grizzly tail, and
tungsten slotted bead. While the pattern doesn't look like
much, it's the perfect euronymphing fly. Simply plop the
perdigon into a deep pool and allow the fly to slowly bounce
along the bottom.
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Duracell jig
Sizes:
#14 & #16
Color:
Ice brown
The tungsten duracell jig gets fish fired up, it sports a buggy
look that is downright undeniable. The fly features a tungsten
bead, mixed dubbing, and CDC. For best results, use the duracell
as an anchor fly in your euro or indicator nymphing rig.
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Duracell jig
Sizes:
#14 & #16
Color:
Ice brown
The tungsten duracell jig gets fish fired up, it sports a buggy
look that is downright undeniable. The fly features a tungsten
bead, mixed dubbing, and CDC. For best results, use the duracell
as an anchor fly in your euro or indicator nymphing rig.
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Duracell jig
Sizes:
#14 & #16
Color:
Ice brown
The tungsten duracell jig gets fish fired up, it sports a buggy
look that is downright undeniable. The fly features a tungsten
bead, mixed dubbing, and CDC. For best results, use the duracell
as an anchor fly in your euro or indicator nymphing rig.
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