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...
"'Scuse me while I cast this dry!"... The most popular mayfly pattern in western Montana, hands down. It's capable of matching the hatch, prospecting, and being an all around confidence fly when it...
During summer hatches of the small, lightly colored mayfly known as a Trico there if often a time when these flies mate and get stuck on the surface of the water together. This fly mimics this with...
This is one of our favorite winter midge patterns that works well on tailwaters as well. The new addition of a tungsten bead on this fly really helps with getting down deep when those fish are hove...
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