Strike IndicatorsStrike Indicators Fly Fishing strike indicators for every situation. Strike indicators for nymph fishing rivers small and large. Includes Oros, Air-Lock, Thingamabobbers, quick release chironomid indicators, Palsa, foam, yarn, and stick-on indicators. Read more Fly fishing strike indicators are an important accessory for fly fishing in both rivers and lakes. Strike indicators are placed on the leader above the fly and float on the surface to help anglers detect when a fish grabs the fly. Th...
Top 15 Flies for Trout in LakesTop 15 Flies for Trout in Lakes The lakes are warming up and bugs are beginning to hatch. Trout are finally past the long, cold winter months and it is time to put the feed bag on. For fly anglers, spring is a special time on lakes. Chironomids, damsels, Callibaetis mayflies, and the list goes on. It is a great time of year to dedicate a few days to your favorite trout lakes. The following flies are ones that have risen to the top over many years on the water, talking with friends, customers...
Bass & Panfish FliesBass & Panfish Flies Bass and panfish flies including poppers and sub-surface flies. Fly fishing for bass and panfish is as fun as it gets and highly productive. Bass flies for largemouth and smallmouth including crayfish, leeches and balanced leeches, streamers, mouse patterns and of course a variety of poppers, plus many more. Read more Fly fishing for bass and panfish is all about action, and few things match the excitement of a surface explosion or the sudden pull of a hard-hitting ...
LeechesLeech Flies Big leeches. Little leeches. Trout leeches and salmon leeches. We've even included balanced leeches for fishing under an indicator. These leech flies are deadly in the hands of any good angler on both lakes or rivers. Read more Leeches are one of the most effective and versatile fly patterns in any angler’s arsenal. These imitations mimic real leeches that thrive in lakes, rivers, and reservoirs, making them a go-to pattern for targeting aggressive trout, bass, and other pre...
Stillwater Trout FliesStillwater Trout Flies This collection of flies is particularly suited to stillwater fly fishing in lakes for trout. These stillwater lake flies include patterns like the Carey Special, damsel nymphs, scuds, the Olive Willy, Denny Rickard flies, Callibeatis nymphs, and more. Read more Stillwater fishing demands a different mindset—and a different fly box. Our stillwater trout flies are handpicked to meet the unique challenges of fishing lakes, reservoirs, and ponds where trout behavior, foo...
Steelhead Flies: TraditionalSteelhead Flies - Traditional Traditional steelhead flies such as hairwing, featherwing, and rabbit leech steelhead flies. Traditional steelhead flies are great for both summer and winter steelhead conditions and should be part of any steelheader's boxes. Read more There’s something timeless about swinging a classic pattern through steelhead water. Our steelhead flies – traditional collection pays tribute to the roots of steelhead fly fishing, with patterns that have earned their place ...
Strike Indicators
Strike Indicators Fly Fishing strike indicators for every situation. Strike indicators for nymph fishing rivers small and large. Includes Oros, Air-Lock, Thingamabobbers, quick release chironomid indicators, Palsa, foam, yarn, and stick-on indicators. Read more Fly fishing strike indicators are an important accessory for fly fishing in both rivers and lakes. Strike indicators are placed on the leader above the fly and float on the surface to help anglers detect when a fish grabs the fly. Th...
Top 15 Flies for Trout in Lakes
Top 15 Flies for Trout in Lakes The lakes are warming up and bugs are beginning to hatch. Trout are finally past the long, cold winter months and it is time to put the feed bag on. For fly anglers, spring is a special time on lakes. Chironomids, damsels, Callibaetis mayflies, and the list goes on. It is a great time of year to dedicate a few days to your favorite trout lakes. The following flies are ones that have risen to the top over many years on the water, talking with friends, customers...
Bass & Panfish Flies
Bass & Panfish Flies Bass and panfish flies including poppers and sub-surface flies. Fly fishing for bass and panfish is as fun as it gets and highly productive. Bass flies for largemouth and smallmouth including crayfish, leeches and balanced leeches, streamers, mouse patterns and of course a variety of poppers, plus many more. Read more Fly fishing for bass and panfish is all about action, and few things match the excitement of a surface explosion or the sudden pull of a hard-hitting ...
Leeches
Leech Flies Big leeches. Little leeches. Trout leeches and salmon leeches. We've even included balanced leeches for fishing under an indicator. These leech flies are deadly in the hands of any good angler on both lakes or rivers. Read more Leeches are one of the most effective and versatile fly patterns in any angler’s arsenal. These imitations mimic real leeches that thrive in lakes, rivers, and reservoirs, making them a go-to pattern for targeting aggressive trout, bass, and other pre...
Stillwater Trout Flies
Stillwater Trout Flies This collection of flies is particularly suited to stillwater fly fishing in lakes for trout. These stillwater lake flies include patterns like the Carey Special, damsel nymphs, scuds, the Olive Willy, Denny Rickard flies, Callibeatis nymphs, and more. Read more Stillwater fishing demands a different mindset—and a different fly box. Our stillwater trout flies are handpicked to meet the unique challenges of fishing lakes, reservoirs, and ponds where trout behavior, foo...
Steelhead Flies: Traditional
Steelhead Flies - Traditional Traditional steelhead flies such as hairwing, featherwing, and rabbit leech steelhead flies. Traditional steelhead flies are great for both summer and winter steelhead conditions and should be part of any steelheader's boxes. Read more There’s something timeless about swinging a classic pattern through steelhead water. Our steelhead flies – traditional collection pays tribute to the roots of steelhead fly fishing, with patterns that have earned their place ...
