Flies

Size 14 A key midge pattern that you'll be lost without when the time comes. Don’t be!

This is a marabou intruder style fly intended for Kings, but it is also a great pattern for Coho and steelhead.

Checkmate is a 4" long fly designed specifically for Kings/Chinooks; The fly sinks well, has great movement and invokes hard, positive strikes. The...

Size 6 RIO's Pip Squeak mouse is a killer pattern that has a following in the Alaska Leopard Bow and the night-ops Brown games. But this fly is mea...

Size 10 A mashup of patterns that is meant to be fished either as a stonefly or a hopper. A good choice for a hopper/dropper set up.

A classic steelhead fly with a cult following. - usually used for winter steelhead, but can easily entice summer fish as well. Tied with a chenille...

The perfect box for large flies whether you're on the flats or the river. The Pescador Large is truly the quintessential bonefish box. Super durabl...

In the wonderful world of fly fishing, who doesn't know Paul Laramée and Paul Leblanc? In addition to being experienced fly fishers, they are also ...

Size 2

Size 4/0

Great for protecting your flies from unwanted stroking or handling. 3 inch X 4 inch with glass cover.

Size 6/0 Designed and rigorously tested on the island of Alphonse in the Seychelles, this eye catcher is general pest for GT's and they will chase ...

Size 4/0

The MFC Box Leaf's are available with foam slits designed to hold flies of all sizes. These leaflets are great to drastically increase the capacity...

Size 4

A classic bonefish pattern, one of many we offer for success on your next destination trip.

From the box of World Champion Angler, Lubos Roza of the Czech Republic. This Red Tag variant features a slim profile with sparse CDC hackle and ho...

MFC's line of Plastic Fly Boxes offer a compact design, tough impact resistant plastic, and a unique slit fly foam on both interior sides. With a w...

Size 10 Where in the world would hopper fishing even be if it were not for RIO's Morrish Hopper? Let's just say Ken Morrish put hoppers on the map ...