by: Scott Boggs

The bunny leech imitates a leech, a favorite food of bass. Fish the fly in moving water for smallmouth or in still water for largemouth bass. Fish with an active retrieve on the water’s bottom ... 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 Boggs

The conehead leech is a pattern that imitates a leech. The fly is very buggy and very lively in the water. The conehead causes the fly to sink, and an active retrieve makes the fly look very natural i... More>>

by: Scott Boggs

The crackleback wooly worm is a pattern that produces year round, any time of the day. A variation of the popular wooly worm, a wet fly, this fly is tied with a dubbing body and a thick hackle, makin... More>>

by: Scott Boggs

The Gurgler Frog is a topwater fly for warmwater fish. The larger sizes are good for bass and the smaller for panfish. Give this fly a try next time you're on the lake or pond. It’s sure to plea... More>>

by: Scott Boggs

The Mickey Finn is a classic streamer that is has been extremely productive with freshwater fish for decades! A "must have" in every fly box! More>>