This is a pattern we've worked on with Moonlit Fly Fishing. There are many Sculpin patterns out there using pine squirrel or rabbit zonkers to tie the tail and body. This works awesome, but it doesn't allow you to get...
The Wooly Bugger is one of the most popular flies to fish, simply put because it catches fish. This pattern is a play on a traditional Wooly Bugger pattern tied on a jig hook that allows it to ride inverted,...
This pattern has a great silhouette of a natural Mayfly and is perfect for your favorite BWO dry fly. This pattern sits low in the water column like a natural insect does, paired with the silhouette you get a deadly...
With this pattern we are combining the effectiveness of the Adams pattern imitating a wide variety of Mayflies, with the most effective silhouette of a natural Mayfly. The only problem with traditional Comparaduns is that they can be extremely difficult to...
The Copper John Nymph pattern was developed by world renowned fly tier John Barr in the 1990's. It is a popular pattern to imitate both Mayflies, and Stoneflies. It can be tied in a variety of sizes to match these...
The Pheasant Tail Nymph created and designed by Frank Sawyer is quite possibly one of the most effective and widely used flies. It is highly effective because it imitates a wide range of insects. One in particular is Mayfly nymphs,...
The Purple Haze fly pattern is one of the most popular and used flies fished in the west. It is a must have pattern to have in your fly box, and is an exceptional general Mayfly attractor pattern. This fly...
One of the first things to know in speaking about Blue Winged Olives is that there is nothing simple other than the name. There are up to 25 subspecies of the Genus Baetis that is a member of the Mayfly...
When it comes to choosing the perfect furled leader there are many things one must consider. First thing is what size of rod am I going to be fishing. What kind of fly am I fishing, and what application technique...
