by: Carl Pennington

Made for good visibility and excellent floatation, the DH Hopper is Carl’s newest creation. Made almost exclusively of closed cell foam, you can drop any nymph under this dry/dropper rig and sta... More>>

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: Grouse Creek Flies

The Green Weenie is a peculiar looking little bugger, it started in Western Pennsylvania with some saying it looks like an inchworm. This fly is tied on a wet fly hook and is deadly when fishing for b... More>>

by: Grouse Creek Flies

Like to read those fishing reports that say good stonefly hatch, evening caddis hatch and also to bring some terresterials? The first thing you think of is, "how many flies do I need?" Try ... 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>>