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...
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...
Combined with the bullethead style head and rubber legs, make it the perfect choice for those seeking to tactically fish the Skwala hatch. Best fished as a single dry, TIGHT to the bank.
This adaption of the classic Chubby Chernobyl pattern is a great choice for your Salmon fly dry . It is thinner than traditional Chubbies. The slim profile perfectly matches real life torso size. T...
Jake's Blackout Stone features long legs and a segmented body for maximum movement on thewater. Its thin profile and small size mimic smaller stoneflies, making it irresistible to fish. Guaranteed ...
"Stylistically this fly has a number of traits that I tend to incorporate in my foam dry flies while maintaining that simple, low riding, hopper/stone style that I like.
The body and legs hang do...
This little olive adult Skwala stone is all the rage throughout Montana and the PNW, but also works beautifully as a hopper or general attractor pattern.
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.
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 Blowtorch is a staple! With its versatility and effectiveness in all seasons and water conditions. This reliable fly is a must-have in your fly box, providing great success for catching fish on...
One of our guides favorite nymph patterns. The Spanish Bullet is the fly to match all your tiny Stonefly and Mayfly needs. Jigged with a tungsten bead.
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...
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...
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...
Hot-bead worms are a mainstay in our rivers all year long but especially in late winter and early spring. For reasons unknown to us the hot bead and red color is always better in colder water. Fis...
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 ...
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