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...
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 ...
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...
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...
Same as the Stimulator, but has rubber legs and a poly wing for added attraction. This is one of those classic attractor patterns that are a staple fly here in Western Montana. The rubber legs he...
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...
Fool's Gold is the perfect fly for catching wary fish. Its foam body and knotted rubber legs make it highly visible on the water. With its high riding capabilities, this fly is a must-have for any ...
The Chubby Chernobyl is one of the most versatile and effective foam flies on the market. Changing the size or color of this pattern can help you imitate a wide variety of aquatic and terrestrial i...
A simple yet beautiful Golden Stonefly nymph pattern. Kyle's Golden Stone really is a tasty trout treat. Tantilizing! All serious anglers should have some in their box.
The Fluttering Stone from accomplished fly tyer Ken Morrish, is one of the most realistic bugs out there. A Sight to behold. A trout to be held.
Match this hatch with the Golden color option in a s...
The biggest Salmonfly pattern we have in the shop. If you are looking to match the biggest salmon flies in the river or just to hold up a really heavy stonefly nymph, this is the go-to fly for us. ...
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.
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...
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 ...
The Sili-Leg stone has been around for 12 years or so and relies on lead wraps for weight. With the explosion of Euro Nymphing people are wanting very heavy flies. We feel that keeping this fly the...
The Rogue Stone is a great option if you're prospecting with a dry-dropper rig. The segmented foam body can hold up a larger dropper than some of the other bullethead Skwala imitations.
One of the most realistic Stonefly Dries on the market, the Juicy Stone should be in your box. The attention to detail in this pattern is apparent to anglers and fish alike. Trout just can't say no...
The Flexi Girdle Bug is a versatile fly pattern perfect for targeting Montana's trout. Its design allows for natural movement to entice even the most cautious fish. Crafted for success in any water...
This small stonefly pattern really shines for the smaller hatches of stoneflies like Skwalas, or if you need a smaller sized dropper for a small foam dry fly.
A fantastic big foamy attractor like pattern you can run by its self or tie on a dropper underneath. A double stack of foam, elk hair in the rear, and a post upfront; if you can't see this bug on t...
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