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Unbelievably useful on any river system for trout, grayling or char — in fact just about any fish that feeds off the surface on mayflies or midges. A truly universal pattern that must suggest ma... More>>

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The dark Hendrickson, just before the Light Hendrickson, is one of the first substantial hatch on many rivers every spring. When water temperature hits 50 degrees the fish begin seeing and keying on t... More>>

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Of the many similar–looking caddis (sedge) patterns, this one serves to match the hatch for many caddis adults. It matches the profile of the natural insect, floats high and can be skittered wit... More>>

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A fantastic floater for rough streams, this is capable of bringing up surprisingly large fish that really ought to know better. Originating in the Western US, it is now in common use worldwide as a st... More>>

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A parachute version of the famous blue wing olive. Use for trout and grayling, early to late summer. More>>

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The Royal coachman is an excellent general purpose up–winged dry fly that can be used to represent many other large winged insects as well as may flies. It is an ideal wasp, hornet or bee patter... More>>