Saltwater Fly Selections
Our Saltwater Fly Selections provide anglers with proven fly assortments for specific species or locations. Each selection is hand‑picked by the staff at Pacific Fly Fishers from our experiences with these fisheries. Whether you're preparing for a local Puget Sound beach trip for sea-run cutthroat or traveling to Christmas Island for bonefish and GTs, these fly boxes offer proven, high‑confidence patterns chosen for their effectiveness in saltwater environments.
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Fly Selection - Christmas Island Flies
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Fly Selection - Puget Sound Beaches
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Pink Salmon Fly Assortment
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Pink Salmon Fly Assortment - Small
Saltwater Fly Selections
Our Saltwater Fly Selections are built to give anglers confidence when targeting salmon, sea‑run cutthroat, bonefish, and giant trevally on our local Puget Sound beaches or on a trip to Christmas Island. Each assortment is carefully curated by our staff from our own experiences and outfitting clients for these locations for decades.
Christmas Island Fly Selection
The Fly Selection – Christmas Island Flies is the premier choice for anglers heading to Christmas Island. This box includes essential patterns for bonefish and GTs (giant trevally), selected for their sink rates, sizes, and track record of success on the island’s expansive flats. It is a great fly selection and a must‑have for any Christmas Island adventure.
Puget Sound Beaches Fly Selection
The Puget Sound Beaches Fly Selection features top patterns for sea‑run cutthroat and salmon along Washington’s saltwater beaches. These flies are chosen for their ability to imitate baitfish available to the SRCs and salmon and many years of staff experience on our local beaches.
Pink Salmon Fly Selections
For anglers targeting pink salmon, we offer two perfectly dialed-in assortments: the Pink Salmon Fly Assortment and the compact Pink Salmon Fly Assortment – Small. Both selections include productive patterns chosen for their size, sink rate, movement in the water and track record of enticing these fun, hard‑fighting fish during their seasonal runs.