by: Grouse Creek Flies

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>>

by: Grouse Creek Flies

Panfish chase this one, "Just because.". They can’t seem to resist striking at this combination of a clouser and a shwapf which has taken everything from crappie to bass. More>>

by: Grouse Creek Flies

When you encounter a damsel fly hatch you will find trout gone mad. They churn the water chasing sculling nymphs and even band against the reeds to knock down the clinging insects. Damsel nymphs swim ... More>>

by: Grouse Creek Flies

This is the granddaddy of stoneflies and can drive big trout crazy. The hatches are consistent and long during the daylight hours. They are present in all trout waters and while they can hatch all yea... More>>

by: Grouse Creek Flies

Over 50 years ago, this fly was born on a tying bench and has been claiming large fish all over the U.S. It’s a true classic that has remained unchanged in the era of synthetic materials. Some t... More>>