by: Carl Pennington

Carl’s razor foam series of flies started with this pattern. A variation on the Parachute Madam X, Carl uses razor foam on several patterns to add segmentation and buoyancy while keeping the fly... More>>

by: Darren MacEachern

The Woolly Bugger has appeared in many forms, and one of the more successful has been the Bead Head Crystal Bugger. Use the BH Crystal bugger for pan fish, trout and bass. The marabou provides a fluid... More>>

by: Dave Barstys

Large trout are primarily underwater feeders. Soft Hackle wet flies, also referred to as Flymphs, imitate aquatic insects that are transitioning from nymphs to adults. The attraction of these flies is... More>>

by: Grouse Creek Flies

This fly is highly regarded in Colorado and Northern Utah. When no trout are visibly feeding, the orange Asher is a simple but effective pattern. More>>

by: VERN-O

Yes, you read the name right. This fly can really turn the trout on. Excellent fly for trout and steelhead. More>>