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Dirty Sock looks just like its name. Washed out tan and gray, it is a classic weighted flesh pattern ...
Dirty Sock looks just like its name. Washed out tan and gray, it is a classic weighted flesh pattern that fishes extremely well when the flesh in the water has been there awhile and has lost its bright pink coloration.
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Trout and Dolly Varden can be very particular about flesh color. The weighted Ginger Flesh Fly is us ...
Trout and Dolly Varden can be very particular about flesh color. The weighted Ginger Flesh Fly is usually the first color to come out of the fly box. It is a nice mid spawn color that has a touch of both fresh flesh and old flesh.
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The classic simple flesh fly still fishes amazingly well. Trout and Dollies can get very particular ...
The classic simple flesh fly still fishes amazingly well. Trout and Dollies can get very particular about flesh colors and White/Pink is a staple.
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If you are fishing the sockeye fry out migration of the early season our custom Thunder Creeks are a ...
If you are fishing the sockeye fry out migration of the early season our custom Thunder Creeks are a must. The Gray version is muted and subtle but doesn't go unnoticed by trout! Swung, stripped or dead drifted, this fly is deadly.
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The Olive Thunder Creek is ideal when you want the sparsest of bait fish flies. Whether you are fish ...
The Olive Thunder Creek is ideal when you want the sparsest of bait fish flies. Whether you are fishing early season on the Kenai, the streams of the Matsu or the rivers of Bristol Bay this little minnow will hook you up. This fly is especially deadly during the early season sockeye fry out-migration.
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When a darker pattern is in order, the Black Chumpy is ideal. This fly really fishes well in dark, o ...
When a darker pattern is in order, the Black Chumpy is ideal. This fly really fishes well in dark, off-color or tannic water.
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Frosted Flesh is the change up color to try when tan or white are not producing. Fish it on a floati ...
Frosted Flesh is the change up color to try when tan or white are not producing. Fish it on a floating line or a short fast sink tip.
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If you could only choose one color of this fly it would be Dirty Sock. This is the color that opened ...
If you could only choose one color of this fly it would be Dirty Sock. This is the color that opened our eyes to this pattern. After a 4th completely tangled bead rig on a small stream, it was really nice to swing this fly with on a floating line with no split shot, indicator or anything else and catch a ton of fish!
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The Spawning Llama is a wicked combination of a flesh & egg fly and the Dolly Llama. The Peachy ...
The Spawning Llama is a wicked combination of a flesh & egg fly and the Dolly Llama. The Peachy Orange is the fresh flesh version and fishes particularly well during the early and middle parts of the flesh bite. The Spawning Llama is 4 inches in length and is tied like a standard Dolly Llama. Except it features a hot cone and two 8mm beads tied in between the trailing hook and the body. You'll want a few in your flesh box!
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The Spawning Llama is a wicked combination of a flesh & egg fly and the Dolly Llama. The Peachy ...
The Spawning Llama is a wicked combination of a flesh & egg fly and the Dolly Llama. The Peachy White is the washed out flesh version and fishes well anytime during the flesh bite.
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The Pink Bead Gorman Egg has accounted for a lot of trout and Dollies. If beads are not your thing, ...
The Pink Bead Gorman Egg has accounted for a lot of trout and Dollies. If beads are not your thing, Gorman Eggs, along with Unreal Eggs, need to be in your fly box. They are fish catchers.
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If beads are not your thing, Gorman Eggs, along with Unreal Eggs, need to be in your fly box. The Fl ...
If beads are not your thing, Gorman Eggs, along with Unreal Eggs, need to be in your fly box. The Fl. Orange imitates a fresh egg just out of the salmon or acts as an attractor egg when you aren't sure which color to use.
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Take one of Alaska's top trout catchers, the Willie Nelson, turn him into a flesh fly and you have a ...
Take one of Alaska's top trout catchers, the Willie Nelson, turn him into a flesh fly and you have a winner on your hands. There is something about a 3 inch string leech with a red head that trout can't resist. Our custom Flesh Willie Nelson is a must-have flesh fly.
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The Frosted Flesh Willie Nelson is one of Alaska's top trout catchers. Swing it on any river where b ...
The Frosted Flesh Willie Nelson is one of Alaska's top trout catchers. Swing it on any river where big beasty rainbows live! There is something about a 3 inch string leech with a red head that trout can't resist.
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A little flesh and a little egg, how could a trout resist? Even before there are eggs in the river t ...
A little flesh and a little egg, how could a trout resist? Even before there are eggs in the river the trout jump on the Alaskan Omelet.
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The Cream Alaskan Omelet is a more subtle fly that mimics washed out flesh. It also is less apt to s ...
The Cream Alaskan Omelet is a more subtle fly that mimics washed out flesh. It also is less apt to spook wary trout. It is especially effective in the headwaters of rivers even when flesh isn't in the water yet. The rabbit and marabou pulse in the water and trout and Dollies can't resist.
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The Fresh Flesh Alaskan Omelet is a killer searching pattern for trout. It is especially effective i ...
The Fresh Flesh Alaskan Omelet is a killer searching pattern for trout. It is especially effective in the headwaters of rivers even when flesh isn't in the water yet. The rabbit and marabou pulse in the water and trout and Dollies come after it!
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Peachy King, along with Champagne, are the core two colors that need to be in your box. Peachy King ...
Peachy King, along with Champagne, are the core two colors that need to be in your box. Peachy King is the ideal combination of a somewhat fresh egg that has been in the water a short while. Not as bright as a super fresh egg like Flame, but bright enough to grab the attention of trout and Dollies.
