This pre-loaded box has been honed over years of travel to the waters of the Amazon Jungle in pursuit of Peacock Bass. Includes a BRO Logo streamer box loaded with 18 peacock bass flies (streamers...
A selection of our guide's and staff's top flies for summer in Montana. Choose from dry flies, nymphs, or 50/50 mix. Includes a BRO Logo Fly Box. Let us know in the notes when you'll be fishing ...
A selection of our top flies for spring in Western Montana. This assortment focuses on Blue Wing Olives (BWOs), Skwalas, and March Browns. Choose from dry flies, nymphs, or 50/50 mix. Let us know w...
A selection of our top flies for fall in Western Montana. This assortment focuses on Mahoganies, Blue Wing Olives (BWOs), and October Caddis. Choose from dry flies, nymphs, or 50/50 mix. Let us kno...
Our staff hand-selected these flies to get the job done in any tropical destination. Whether you are going to Belize, Hawaii, the Bahamas or Mexico we have you covered. This box can be customized f...
A selection of our guides' and staff's top flies for December through February. Perdigons, San Juans, Zebra Midges, TJ Hookers, Gnats, and Midge clusters. Choose dry flies, nymphs, or a 50/50 mix. ...
This box includes a 1/2 dozen hand selected flies to get the job done in any tropical destination for Tarpon, Snook, Barracuda or Snapper. Includes a fully loaded Cliff Crab Shack fly box.
A selection of our guides' and staff's top streamers. Dungeons, Sparkles Minnows, Dolly Lama, Peanut Envy, Thin Mint, Kreelex, and more. Choose either a half dozen or dozen. Includes a BRO logo str...
Several different patterns of the March brown work well but we prefer the parachute. The best may fly fishing even in the spring is under cloudy conditions and visibility is paramount. No one fish...
A variation of the Adams, this fly has been around for about a century now in various forms and recipes but the parachute iteration seems to be the most well loved. This fly is the fly you want p...
A slim-bodied version, featuring a hot spot, of a few top notch parachute patterns. We love to fish these when a simmer profile is necessary to get the attention of those big picky sippers.
Whether the mottled tan or dark brown is better remains an ongoing guide debate. Both work exceptionally well. Our guess is trout mistake these for stonefly nymphs but they also resemble small cr...
Whether the mottled tan or dark brown is better remains an ongoing guide debate. Both work exceptionally well. Our guess is trout mistake these for Skwalla nymphs but they also resemble small cra...
We were fishing streamers long before fishing streamers was cool but we have to admit, Coffey’s sparkle minnow literally changed the game. There was a time when spring streamer action was limited t...
A fly designed specifically for the rivers around Missoula. The Plan B in Olive is a phenomenal choice for anglers wanting Skwala dry eats. It sits extremely low to the water making it float very r...
The Trusted Classic Stonefly Nymph. This pattern is excellent for imitating Stoneflies in their aquatic form. Before the hatch ramps up on the surface, Trout are sure to be feeding below. To dial ...
Very similar to the Parachute, Carlson's Haze is a simple pattern that can produce exhilarating results.
Match the BWO hatch with a Size #16 or #18 in Olive.
Another classic pattern that imitates Mayfly nymphs perfectly. This fly has been around for a long time and it's not going anywhere. This version is jigged with a tungsten bead and flash back to ma...
Jigged Flies catch fish. Tungsten Flies catch fish. Soft Hackle Flies catch fish. The Jig Duracell Catches fish. One of our favorite, go-to nymphs that we fish all year round on any water around We...
The Brindle Chute, from legendary Bitterroot angler and fly tyer Chuck Stranahan, was developed to match the mayfly hatches on our local waters. The buoyancy and bug like characteristics make it ha...
As a highly versatile and efficient fly, the Jig Napoleon boasts a quill body and Its tungsten material adds extra weight for getting down quickly. These quill body perdigons are lethal on the wate...
There is something about the Frenchie that just catches more fish than its mayfly nymph competitors. A simple fly that produces outstanding results.
Try the Yellow version in #16 for PMDs
