The combination of gray, brown, white, and black makes this fly a reasonable imitation of lots of bugs. All the sizes are useful.

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Another great pattern when the fish are keyed in on Hexagenia emergers.

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This is one of those magic patterns that works even when it shouldn't. Excellent for mayfly adults and emergers, but has saved the day many times when caddis were on the trout's menu.

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The stimulator is one of the most important flies designed during the 20th century. From specific imitation to attractor, this fly does it all. We use this fly for everything: caddis, hoppers, stoneflies, you name it.

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This is one of those flies that becomes an instant classic. It's been around for ever, and continues to a favorite of both fishermen and fish.

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Low riding parachute flies are often the answer to finicky fish. Grease the tail and hackle, and let the body get wet and settle down into the film. Easier to see than non-parachute style patterns - which is always nice.

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Ants are some of the most important terrestrials to be able to imitate. They represent a meaty morsel, and fish love 'em.

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This is one of our sleeper picks for great steelhead flies. Big trout love them too. Good dark profile, and movement.

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This two-toned variation of Burk's Hunchback is a "must-have" fly. Hunchback mayfly nymphs have been setting the standard for years.

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A very effective mayfly emergent pattern. When the fish aren't taking the dry, tie it on 18" - 24" behind the dry and hold on tight. It's irresistible! Give it a try.

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A perfect match when the fish are stuffing themselves with spinners.

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This fly sits low in the water, like the natural but with its white wing it is very visible. A great choice.

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