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Each year another color seems to come to the front as a fish attractor, and Blue works well when the fish get finicky.  This is a variation on the popular Copper John in fish–catching blue.  Thi... More>>

by: Grouse Creek Flies

This fly has its origins in Fort Worth, Texas, and has been used for everything from bass and brim to trout. It comes in various colors depending on your water and the time of year. More>>

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This fly, invented by Al Campbell, can be tied in a variety of colors. Olive and white seem to be trigger colors most of the time; it must look more like something to eat if it has white in it. This ... More>>

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For those times when the large stone flies are coming off, here is one that can bring the large browns to the top. More>>

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This high floater works across several hatches in the high country. This version has a full body instead of the variant style and was a favorite of President Eisenhower. More>>

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As the name suggests, this pattern is "near enough" to match a wide range of hatches which occur each season. The extra long tail helps it float, even in rough water. More>>