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Check out this sweet little rubber leg nymph. Originally tied for sea run brown trout, it has proven ...
Check out this sweet little rubber leg nymph. Originally tied for sea run brown trout, it has proven just as effective at hooking sea run rainbow trout. The wire body and bead head drop it right in the zone and the rubber legs add a ton of attraction. This is a great fly for reaching steelhead that are laid up along a log or tucked in a hidy hole.
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The Flesh & Bead Selection is a double duty selection of prime flesh or "carcass" flies and over ...
The Flesh & Bead Selection is a double duty selection of prime flesh or "carcass" flies and over 100 8mm and 10mm mottled beads to mimic a wide range of salmon eggs. This selection is designed for summer and fall on rivers in the Illiamna/Bristol Bay area and Western AK. It will also work wonders on fish in Southcentral and Matsu streams and rivers.
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The Egg Raider has become one of our go-to rainbow trout flies in Bristol Bay. There is something ab ...
The Egg Raider has become one of our go-to rainbow trout flies in Bristol Bay. There is something about this 4" long super wiggly leech with an egg on the front that rainbows and Dollies can't resist. It is equally effective on the swing or dead drifted.
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Jerry's WMD Sculpin is a rainbow trout slayer. It has a head profile that realistically pushes water ...
Jerry's WMD Sculpin is a rainbow trout slayer. It has a head profile that realistically pushes water and two sets of rubber legs to give it plenty of wiggle. The stinger hook in the back is ideal for hooking predators that attach from behind. This should be in your Bristol Bay Trout Box.
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Lamprey are found in rivers all over Alaska but are especially prevalent in the Bristol Bay region. ...
Lamprey are found in rivers all over Alaska but are especially prevalent in the Bristol Bay region. Any river with lamprey will also host rainbow trout having a heyday eating them. Jerry's Lamprey is made up of a seductive combination of rabbit, rubber legs, ostrich and a bead head to make it undulate and flow in the current. Make sure to have these in your rainbow fly box if you are fishing in June and July!
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The Pink Tidewater Shrimp is subdued enough to fish over pressured salmon, but has just a hint of fl ...
The Pink Tidewater Shrimp is subdued enough to fish over pressured salmon, but has just a hint of flash in the body to get their attention. This a deadly intertidal or estuary fly for silvers, pinks and chum as well as a sneaky little steelhead fly.
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This seductive little shrimp pattern is just the ticket for selective salmon and steelhead. It has j ...
This seductive little shrimp pattern is just the ticket for selective salmon and steelhead. It has just a hint of flash in the body but is an otherwise subdued fly that won't spook fish. The Chartreuse version is an ideal candidate for intertidal chum and silvers.
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The Willie Nelson in Olive is a deadly fly for big rainbows. Fish it on the swing in deep runs or pu ...
The Willie Nelson in Olive is a deadly fly for big rainbows. Fish it on the swing in deep runs or put split shot in front of it and fish it like a sculpin. This fly is money.
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The Tungsten Mini Dolly Llama is a big trout slayer. At 3 inches in length, it is just the rig ...
The Tungsten Mini Dolly Llama is a big trout slayer. At 3 inches in length, it is just the right size to tempt large fish. The tungsten cone is extra heavy and helps this fly drop into "the zone" quickly. It jigs like crazy when you strip it.
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The Spit Decision is the classic 2 for 1 "steak and eggs" flesh fly. Tied in the standbye colors o ...
The Spit Decision is the classic 2 for 1 "steak and eggs" flesh fly. Tied in the standbye colors of tan flesh or washed out flesh, the trailing salmon pink bead makes the fly that much harder for a hungry trout to resist. Drift it or swing it, some hungry flesh eater is going to smash it.
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In a galaxy far, far away on the River Unicorn, the Galaxy Worm did battle with the mythic Steelhead ...
In a galaxy far, far away on the River Unicorn, the Galaxy Worm did battle with the mythic Steelhead. Our take on the deadly plastic worm gets down to where steelhead like to lay and entices them to strike.
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If you are looking for a sculpin fly that will hop along the bottom as your strip it in, look no fur ...
If you are looking for a sculpin fly that will hop along the bottom as your strip it in, look no further. The fly is tied with a unique weighted belly that keeps the hook up while it stays close to the bottom. Just like a real sculpin!
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The CCFCCP #4 is a pocket-sized Squidro for swinging small water for steelhead or salmon. The rubber ...
The CCFCCP #4 is a pocket-sized Squidro for swinging small water for steelhead or salmon. The rubber legs wiggle in the current and the color combos are perfect for anadromous fish.
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If you are fishing in Bristol Bay or the Matsu in June or July, this fly is money. We have had folks ...
If you are fishing in Bristol Bay or the Matsu in June or July, this fly is money. We have had folks come back from week long float trips where this was the #1 rainbow trout catching fly. Make sure to have a few in your box. Not only do they fish incredibly well, but they are easy to cast and can be thrown on a trout Spey rod quite nicely.
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When big trout are on the prowl in the spring, the Skiddish Smolt is on the menu. The seductive comb ...
When big trout are on the prowl in the spring, the Skiddish Smolt is on the menu. The seductive combination of ostrich, peacock and flash with a bright red underbody is irresistible to trout. You can swing this fly on your trout Spey rod or strip it erratically.
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Alaska has some big damsel flies and trout love to eat them. And is there anything cooler than seein ...
Alaska has some big damsel flies and trout love to eat them. And is there anything cooler than seeing a big old trout nose come up and eat one of these? We love this damsel because it is durable and the rubber legs quiver at the slightest motion. Hang on!
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There is something about Para Wulff flies that trout can't resist. It floats a bitter lower in the w ...
There is something about Para Wulff flies that trout can't resist. It floats a bitter lower in the water and the split poly wing is easy to see.
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It is hard to beat this fly for Alaska dry fly fishing. The foam belly and foam top shell keep it fl ...
It is hard to beat this fly for Alaska dry fly fishing. The foam belly and foam top shell keep it floating high while the hackle and rubber legs give it life like attraction. And the split poly wing makes keep track of your drift a breeze.
