by: Dave Barstys

Ants are a summertime "go to" pattern that has saved the day on more than one occasion. The post on this Parachute Ant solves the visibility problem common with most ant patterns. More>>

by: Dave Barstys

In the summer months, terrestrials may make up more than 80% of a trout’s diet. Hoppers present an easy meal to hungry trout. The dinner bell rings when one of these hapless creatures falls int... More>>

by: Fat Ruby's Fly House

A popular variation of the Stimulator, the Sand Creek Hopper adds rubber legs, yellow highlights, and a few more turns of dry fly hackle to produce a lively, high profile fly. A big hit with trout whe... More>>

by: Richard Essegian

An attractor for smallmouth and trout. It can be dead drifted or stripped back at the end of the drift. More>>

by: Scott Boggs

A big fly for big fish. The Chernobyl ant is a big terrestrial that should be in every trout fisherman’s box. Fish the fly under trees in the hot summer months when trout feed heavily on terrest... More>>

by: Scott Miller

This fly is designed to sink slowly and entice a strike on the fall. More>>