-
When the trout or grayling get fussy and refuse the usual dries you willl be glad you have a few of ...
When the trout or grayling get fussy and refuse the usual dries you willl be glad you have a few of these in your box. This a great fly to drop off the back of a big Royal Wulff. Lightly dressed and subtle are the sparkle dun's calling card. Try it on a "Double Dry Dropper." Fished off the back of a big attractor pattern this fly is awesome.
-
The PMD is a common sight on Alaskan rivers in the morning. Make sure you have a few of these in you ...
The PMD is a common sight on Alaskan rivers in the morning. Make sure you have a few of these in your box if you are dry fly fishing early in the day. Lightly dressed and subtle but easy to see are the dun's calling card. Another great fly to drop off the back of a" big dry fly."
-
The Adams is a staple dry for grayling and trout in Alaska. It has been around forever because it w ...
The Adams is a staple dry for grayling and trout in Alaska. It has been around forever because it works and keeps on working year after year. Grayling love this fly and rainbows gobble it up when they get the chance.
-
The legendary Alaskan Salcha Pinkie dry fly is now available in more sizes. This fly is designed for ...
The legendary Alaskan Salcha Pinkie dry fly is now available in more sizes. This fly is designed for grayling but it has accounted for quite a few rainbows, cutthroat and Dollies, too. Definitely a fly you want to have in your trout box.
-
We don't fish a lot of 5X tippet in Alaska, but if you tie one of these in a #18 on, you'll need it! ...
We don't fish a lot of 5X tippet in Alaska, but if you tie one of these in a #18 on, you'll need it! This is a go-to for picky grayling and early season rainbows. If you have a hard time seeing it, try trailing it off of a larger dry fly.
-
The Red Tail Mosquito is a custom pattern that grayling love. The bit of added attraction with the r ...
The Red Tail Mosquito is a custom pattern that grayling love. The bit of added attraction with the red tail entices grabs. Coastal cutthroat love this fly, too.
-
Before the salmon start to spawn, bugs are the main food source. The little bit of flash on top of t ...
Before the salmon start to spawn, bugs are the main food source. The little bit of flash on top of this nymph makes it a favorite of grayling and rainbows. We have them in the "Big Boy" #10 size, too!
-
Alaskan trout in lakes can often be enticed with a big fly that is stripped in. They don't get much ...
Alaskan trout in lakes can often be enticed with a big fly that is stripped in. They don't get much bigger or juicier than the Chernobyl Ant. This fly will leave you with a grin when that big trout, grayling or pike engulfs it.
-
Rainbows, grayling and cutthroat are all suckers for a big dry fly now and then. Early season in the ...
Rainbows, grayling and cutthroat are all suckers for a big dry fly now and then. Early season in the rivers or lake fishing any time, the Black Chernobyl Ant can be dead drifted or stripped with great success.
-
Our version of the Carey Bugger incorporates a hint of flash in this classic lake and stream fly. Th ...
Our version of the Carey Bugger incorporates a hint of flash in this classic lake and stream fly. The small size and profile ideally matches leeches that trout and char love to gobble up. Make sure to have a few in you trout box.
-
The Olive Beadhead Carey Bugger is a favorite of trout in the lakes. Our version of the Carey B ...
The Olive Beadhead Carey Bugger is a favorite of trout in the lakes. Our version of the Carey Bugger incorporates a hint of flash in this classic lake and stream fly. The small size and profile ideally matches leeches that trout and char love to gobble up. Make sure to have a few in you trout box.
-
A real "go-to" pattern in late June and July. Try dropping a Micro May Fly or Lightning Bug off the ...
A real "go-to" pattern in late June and July. Try dropping a Micro May Fly or Lightning Bug off the back for rainbows. We have them in the "Big Boy" #10 size, too! Grayling love them all season long, as well.
-
Buggy and not too flashy is a great way to catch spooky fish. Trout and grayling that are a little s ...
Buggy and not too flashy is a great way to catch spooky fish. Trout and grayling that are a little spooky will often go for a more subdued pattern like the classic Beadhead Pheasant Tail.
-
Just about every species of trout or char in Alaska will go for the Beadhead Hares's Ear. A standb ...
Just about every species of trout or char in Alaska will go for the Beadhead Hares's Ear. A standby pattern for trout, grayling or char.
-
We carry Copper Johns in just the right sizes and colors for Alaska! The Red Copper Johns are very e ...
We carry Copper Johns in just the right sizes and colors for Alaska! The Red Copper Johns are very effective on rainbow trout and grayling. Especially after the spring fry migration and before the late summer egg drop. This late-June through July window provides the best opportunity to fish traditional dries and nymphs.
-
The original Copper Johns are just effective as ever. After the spring fry migration and before the ...
The original Copper Johns are just effective as ever. After the spring fry migration and before the late summer egg drop this is a killer rainbow fly. This late-June through July window provides the best opportunity to fish traditional dries and nymphs. Grayling will jump on this fly all summer, too.
-
The most famous fly in Alaska and rightfully so! The Egg Sucking Leech has probably accounted for mo ...
The most famous fly in Alaska and rightfully so! The Egg Sucking Leech has probably accounted for more fish landed than any other fly in Alaska. In smaller sizes it is a trout and Dolly Varden favorite. In #2 or #4 it is a salmon slayer.
-
Trout and grayling in Alaska love caddis flies. And nothing in nature shimmers like peacock. This el ...
Trout and grayling in Alaska love caddis flies. And nothing in nature shimmers like peacock. This elk hair caddis with a peacock body is a killer. Small and stealthy but with enough iridescence to attract fish.
