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This pattern is meant to imitate the Eastern Green Drake but, we've had some great success come out of the Western US when their smaller drakes are...

Dainty dries sometimes call for a hi-viz solution. A bi-colored polypro indicator for certain lighting situations gives you the best advantage for ...

Similar to the Western Pale Evening Dun, the Pale Sulphur tends to hatch in the evening and when it does, this is what you need to hand.

A superb spinner representation of the Grey Drake. A popular fly in the Western US, this bug is a staple food source for trout who occupy rivers an...

Keegan Berrett gave us this Western March Brown cripple pattern, one he's been fishing on the Henry's Fork for years. Cripple patterns are usually ...

A sensational dry fly, not too heavily dressed yet easy to track as it drifts across the surface.

Match the hatch is always the cry and here it is no different. With Male and Female variants available in two sizes, we've got your Trico covered.

One of the greatest dries we've found for fishing over emerging Iso's. The bi-color body acts as a trigger to get the attention of feeding fish.

More of an emerger than a true dryfly, this little pattern imitates a struggling insect trying to emerge from it's nymphal shuck, creating an easy ...

A spinner pattern that uses CDC as the wings for a high floating and great impressionistic spinner pattern.

Oliver Edwards designed this for fishing the large Danica Mayfly in the UK for rivers. We found this to be one of the best imiations for the Easter...

With spinners its key to fish them nice and slow, no drag and to make sure you match the sizes as best you can, so stock up to avoid refusal!

Classic and modern meet up in this Rusty Spinner variant. Our super buoyant wing material makes up the hi-viz post and wings on this spinner. Coupl...

Ken Burkholder gave us this Pink PMD pattern and it's a good one. Barred mallard for the tail, heavily segmented body with a good wing profile. Thi...

A sensational dry fly, not too heavily dressed yet easy to track as it drifts across the surface.

The Active Green Drake Dun is a fantastic representation of a freshly emerged dun that is drying its wings. A large wing profile mimics the act of ...

This large parachute dun is for imitating the Western Green Drake. When fish are keyed on duns, the large wing profile does double duty for spottin...

This large parachute dun is for imitating the Western Brown Drake. When fish are keyed on duns, the large wing profile does double duty for spottin...

Ken Burkholder's Flav Dun is everything you would want and nothing you don't. Great wing profile, nicely tapered dubbed body and it's ability to si...

The spinner stage of a mayfly's life is one of the most important stages for anglers. Ken Burkholders sparsely dressed Rusty Spinner is a sure-fire...

The Eastern Green Drake spinner fall is something to behold. When this happens, its quite normal to witness and experience some frustrating fishing...

Elden Berrett's Flav Spinner is an oldie but goodie. He's been tying and fishing the exact same pattern for many years on the Henry's Fork and surr...

Keegan Berrett's Green Drake Kripple represents a struggling Green Drake which is still stuck in the shuck and offers a super easy meal for feeding...

Just as its Brown Drake counterpart, this Western Green Drake cripple pattern is meant to fool the pickiest of fish. Ken Burkholder developed this ...