Burks' stuff always works. This one really works when yellow jacket are present.

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These are truly versatile flies. From the "Catskills" style of fly tying, the bunched feather wing gives a great illusion of movement. A great choice when the fish are "adams-ed" out.

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This fly is designed to be used as a nymph or an emerger, depending on how you fish it. Dead drift it, wing it, or even put some floatant on it and fish it behind your favorite dry. Great fly pattern!

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One third Hopper, one third Stonefly, and one third fish aggravator. A favorite for covering large amounts of rough water, and for working the banks.

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Useful all year, but from November through April, you might as well stay home if you don't have these.

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We'll let you in on a secret. Put a split shot on the leader and fish this one like a nymph, or retrieve in short strips just under the surface when the trout are slashing at pupae, or egg laying caddis adults.

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A great fly to carry. No matter what the lighting condition, black is black. When fish look up, it has a clean, distinct outline.

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This fly might not look like much, but that's just not the case. When those big trout are gulping small BWO mayfly emergers this is what you'll want. Make sure you grab a few. You'll thank us after your fishing trip.

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One of the better crippled mayfly patterns around. Fish them when there is a hatch in progress and right after it ceases. Very effect on its own or tied behind a dry fly.

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Try this pattern on the next spinner fall you see.

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This fly is in every serious trout angler's fly box. Make sure to get several in all available sizes. It's simply a must have pattern.

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