Designed for optimal fly fishing performance, the Jig Perdigon features a tungsten bead for dense weight that ensures your flies get down quick in the water column. The eye-catching design and drop...
A heavy, slim, wire wrapped midge nymph that is a twist on an old staple with the addition of a jig hook. The tungsten bead helps this fly sink quicker than the brass bead on the old zebra midge.
The classic rubber leg stonefly with an orange bead, perfect for getting the attention of trout while winter fishing or, during runoff when the water is very off color.
During big Stonefly hatches trout can get very particular in what they eat. Over years of studying the flies that work and don't work, we've come up with one that we think you'll enjoy. It offers a...
If you've ever eaten a thin mint cookie, you know how good they are and how you can't just eat one. The Thin Mint Bugger comes with a tungsten bead and a tri colored marabou tail. Whether you swing...
It's the L-I-L to the K-I-M, baby. Cast and strip, or swing with a trout spey set up. No streamer box would be complete without the Lil' Kim. Get it in copper to keep things natural, silver for wat...
This variation of a Chubby Chernobyl is one of Mike’s “deadly dozen.” Designed to fool the finicky trout of the Henry’s Fork, this fly will get them anywhere stoneflies are present. This pattern is...
The Agee's Knobbler Sally is a top-performing fly designed for imitating the yellow sally. Its foam body makes it highly buoyant and visible in the water,making it very easy to spot on the water. A...
When we're stillwater fishing in Canada, there's one gal we want to hang with—Cat LaFlamme. She knows how to keep a perfectly stocked fly box for success. So when Cat tells us there's only one f...
Same as the Woolly Bugger but with a beadhead for added weight. Good for lakes and rivers everywhere, from winter to summer. Our undying love of the woolly bugger isn't going anywhere, this is on...
A small streamer that works really well under a bobber. We really like to fish the black pattern in the winter, the olive and tan in bright conditions, and the rusty brown in the fall to imitate an...
A great little jig head streamer pattern that we often times fish as a nymph in lakes and local rivers, these things shoot down the water column and they look super buggy, the trout love them!
For most of us, the prince nymph was one of the first flies we ever fished. It has been around for almost a hundred years now and still catches fish. Commonly used to imitate mayfly and smaller sto...
