Flies / Dries

One of THE all time greats, the natural March Brown is an important early season food source for trout which appears from March - April, Match the ...

A delicate upwing fly covers general representations and specific matches presenting a perfect shape to feeding fish.

Size 10

One of the earlier mayfly hatches is the ephermerlla subvaria or Dark Hendrickson. This is an old favourite for a reason. It works when it's time c...

Size 8

Size 14

Size 8

Size 8

Size 14 This bright, attractive pattern imitated the emergence stage of the caddis as it breaches the surface film, fun to fish and highly effectiv...

Size 12 The Parachute Ultra Hare from Cheech is a high riding dry fly which uses our Ultra Dry Dubbing. This dubbing is treated with a waterproofin...

Size 14 Basically a parachute, but designed by Hans van Klinken so that the abdomen and tail dip into the water. Variations abound, but the concept...

Size 12 Our take on updating an old classic, the humpy. We tie our version with a spiraled foam belly for color and segmentation, and add a foam sh...

Size 20

Size 12

Yet another highly favoured dry fly, when the time is right, it's like fishing with dynamite.

Size 14 The Para Pheasant Tail is suitable to imitate many small to medium dark olives or even brown buzzers, the wing post is a great sight indica...

Developed as an eastern pattern, but just as effective in the west, the Gray Fox is often seen alongside the March Brown, be sure to have both on h...

Size 12 A simple blue damsel pattern for lake fishing in the warmer months.

Size 14 When ants start blowing onto a lake or falling into a stream trout can become preoccupied on them. These bugs come in a variety of sizes an...

From May to September, hatches of Light Cahill occur, if you see them, this is the fly to chuck out there. A proven pattern for sure.