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A great hopper specific pattern for fishing grassy banks and meadows where hoppers reside.

A great hopper specific pattern for fishing grassy banks and meadows where hoppers reside.

"The Humpy has always been one of my favorite general attractor dries. It’s easy to see and floats well, which are two of my biggest criteria for m...

"The Humpy has always been one of my favorite general attractor dries. It’s easy to see and floats well, which are two of my biggest criteria for m...

"The Humpy has always been one of my favorite general attractor dries. It’s easy to see and floats well, which are two of my biggest criteria for m...

"The Bionic Ant has become the dry fly I fish most.  Spring through fall, ants are on the Trout’s menu. Whether I’m on a small stream, or floating ...

"The Bionic Ant has become the dry fly I fish most.  Spring through fall, ants are on the Trout’s menu. Whether I’m on a small stream, or floating ...

There is arguably no better fly in the world than a Wooly Bugger. The Gold Bead Crystal Bugger has all the "bells and whistles" to take it to the ...

There is arguably no better fly in the world than a Wooly Bugger. The Gold Bead Crystal Bugger has all the "bells and whistles" to take it to the ...

There is arguably no better fly in the world than a Wooly Bugger. The Gold Bead Crystal Bugger has all the "bells and whistles" to take it to the ...

There is arguably no better fly in the world than a Wooly Bugger. The Gold Bead Crystal Bugger has all the "bells and whistles" to take it to the n...

Great for getting down to the largest fish in the heavier water. Works well on large trout as well as pike & bass.

Great for getting down to the largest fish in the heavier water. Works well on large trout as well as pike & bass.

A rusty spinner variation on a bent shank hook. Imitates a spent mayfly in a realistic manner and proven for very fussy trout.

In the mayfly world, a dun is an adult, and this pattern is a mayfly emerger imitation - meaning it is transitioning between the nymph to the adu...

In the mayfly world, a dun is an adult, and this pattern is a mayfly emerger imitation - meaning it is transitioning between the nymph to the adu...

If an ant was exposed to unsafe levels of radiation, it may end up looking like this foam creation! This is an incredibly effective fly on rives ...