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The New Fly Fishing pattern / Caddis hatches
The New Electric Caddis Pupa
This is a fairly new pattern I came up with using the Ultrawire
- Stretch Tubing combo, to give the fly a translucent effect. Ssizes
and Colors can be changed to imitate various Caddis hatches here
in North US.
This fairly realistic Caddis hatches - pattern plays upon the
translucent characteristics of an emerging Grannom Caddis Pupa's
color and abdomen, which is bright Green/Chartreuse when under water.
It's an easy pattern to tie and very durable.
Way's to fish this fly are during a full blown Caddis hatch, as
a dropper , as a searching pattern in a tandem nymph rig and use
on the swing to imitate an emerging insect.
Directions and Materials
tying thread, which is covered with the wire/tubing combo Thorax
- Natural Tan Dubbing or Tan Ice Dub.
Wing Bud- Black Raffia unfolded and burned with a Caddis wing burner.
Antenna - Two fibers of Lemon Wood Duck or imitation Wood Duck Color
combos can be changed to imitate Caddis that are prevalent on a
particular stream or insects that are hatching at a certain time
of the year.
Instructions for tying Video - JC's Electric Caddis
How to Tie: (seven step by step Detailed
Step One: Insert Small Hot Chartreuse Ultrawire inside of Chartreuse
Micro Stretch Tubing.
Step Two: Attach tying thread just behind the eye and cover shank
to about 1/3 around hook bend and return thread a little less than
1/8 of an inch from the eye.
Step Three: Attach tubing/wire combo at the point you stopped your
thread in step two and cover completely, return your tying thread
to the point just behind the eye and tie off. Tubing & wire
combo should be at the farthest point to the rear of the hook which
has been covered with thread.
Step Four: Take your tubing/wire combo and pull as tight as you
can so the tubing constricts around the wire and wrap forward. At
the midway point relax the tension you put on the tubing/wire combo
midway up the bend of the hook. Doing this will give the abdomen
a tapered look and make three or four more wraps and pull tight
again until you reach the thread tie-off point and lash down the
tubing/wire combo, cut off the excess material at that point.
Step Five: Unfold some Black Raffia and take your Caddis Wing
Burner and make two wing buds. Attach one on the near side of the
fly and another at the far side. The position should be at the tie
off point in step four.
Step Six: Dub your thorax so the wing buds stick out and dub forward
to where you want to ti.
Step Seven: Add two Wood Duck Fibers for your Antenna pointing
towards the rear. Whip finish. Then color the Chartreuse head thread
with a Brown Sharpie or similar permanent marker.
Fly Tying & fishing School
factors and valuable information
Fly fishing is an amazing sport - it is a challenge. Fly fishing
is a big sport! Step outside your comfort area and enjoy fishing
all of the possibilities that lie within.
On a good day, nothing is as satisfying as walking up to the river
mid successfully examining the clues Nature has laid out. The riddle
is solved and you can identify/mimic what the primary food source
is, this is largely the factor that determines style of fly fishing
and gear.
All of the accepted techniques in fly fishing work under the right
set of circumstances and if these fly fishing techniques did not
work, they would have not been accepted in to the lexicon of fly
Technique and fly Fishing Gear
When dealing specifically with cold water species in the northeast,
you may employ a huge array of gear and techniques for fly fishing.
A fly angler can throw streamers, swing braces of wets tight-line
and indicator nymph tigs, , use a dry dropper, launch huge top water
flies the size of cats, skate Stoneflies & Caddis, and thistle
down dries upstream style as well as downstream Catskill style.
Gear choices are as varied as the techniques, sometimes it is a
mix of two or three techniques. You may use fly rods as light as
a 7 ft medium slow 3 wt to a fast action 9'6" 5 wt, all the
way up to 14' spey rods. Employ fishing gear that is appropriate
for the size of the river you are fishing and the type/size flies
you are casting. more
Strike indicators
Most fly anglers will either say they will not use strike indicators
or love them, rather than approaching the water using a logical
tool for the right job. Strike indicators are best suited for moderate
and slower currents where the water is 4,5 or more feet deep. This
makes them indispensable on our east coast freestone streams and
rivers in the winter because this is the exact type of water that
the fish hold in when the water is closer to the freezing point
in the late fall, and winter.
Strike indicators don't fit every situation. When using an indicator,
it takes several seconds for the weight to grab the bottom and the
slack between the indicator and weight to pull tight. If you are
trying to use this rig in fast water, it is too far downstream river
from you before this happens, rendering it less effective for a
good hook set. When the water is above the 50 degree mark, fish
are more likely to hold in faster currents. In this scenario you
will see better results using a tight line approach coupled with
a tuck cast,the weighted flies or split-shot and flies to the bottom
much faster. You should use the most effective technique to address
each situation. There are many different types of water and just
as many different food sources exhibiting many behaviors.
Autumn trout fly fishing
At this time of year water temperatures within the steelhead's
optimum range can be readily found. Fish that have been unmolested
by other anglers will chase and move up to river intercept a fly.
There is usually no need to scrape the fly along the river's floor.
Aggressive strikes are the norm. Some are the notable type that
keep you awake at night and are permanently burned into memory.
Autumn is also a good time to explore. The only thing nearly as
good as fishing a great piece of steelhead water is hiking along
its banks. With prime temperatures and steelhead on the move, fish
can be found almost anywhere in the river. With good techniques
and innovative fly lines, an astute angler can successfully swing
a fly in a wide range of water, including small pockets and runs
well away from the popular pools. This is an effective way to beat
the pressure on some rivers.
Flies run the gambit. For prospecting big water its not a bad idea
to use big flies. Marabou, Arctic fox rabbit strip, and long, flowing
hackles with just a touch of flash are the key ingredients for Favorite
Flies .
Color combinations
Black and purple is a hard color combination to beat. For low water
conditions smaller, sparse flies tied in olives, tans and browns
seem to coax reluctant fish better than oversized patterns.
Waters rich with aquatic life may require flies to mimic specific
food sources. Streamers tied to represent smelt, alewife and sculpins
can be just the ticket on some rives. You can use tube fly designs
for their versatility and overall effectiveness in hooking and landing
Most of development flies has occurred during the fall months.
This has not always been easy, but the aggressive take and exciting
battle of a fresh fall steelhead have consistently drawn to steelhead
While the runs on some of the rivers close to home will be in high
gear by mid to late September, the runs on other rivers in the Great
Lakes region may not find full stride until late fall. But water
temperatures on rivers fed by a reservoir or a lake will maintain
optimum range after the snow begins to fly by late November and
early December. The weeks after Thanksgiving can be a great time
to find solitude, as many anglers have had their fill or have moved
on to other pursuits.
fly Tube Forrest Klott
Fly Tutorial:how to tie
Cut a length of 3mm and 1.8mm Euro Tubing. Cut the front end of
the 3mm tube at an angle, and on the 1.8mm cut the rear end of the
tube straight and melt a small shoulder with your lighter. Push
the 1.8mm tube into the 3mm tube about half the length of the larger
tube, adding a brush of super glue or Zap-a-Gap to make your fly
even more durable Start your thread and wrap over the joint of the
two sizes of tubing. Tie in a section of medium Estaz or Crystal
chenille at the rear end of the joint. This will create a base to
help prop the wing up and create a wider profile in the water. Wrap
three or four turns of Estaz to create a small to medium sized ball
that completely covers the joint of the tubing. Tie in a section
of Polar Chenille. Make three or four wraps of Polar Chenille, this
will add contrasting flash and further support for the wing. Tie
in a medium sized clump of Arctic Fox for the first wing extending
maybe a 1/4 of an inch past the end of the tube. Add a few strands
of Rainbow Holographic Flashabou to the top and sides of the wing.
Tie in a Schlappen feather and wrap the first collar. You may fold
the hackle before wrapping, but that is up to your personal preference.
Add a second, more sparse clump of Arctic Fox to form the second
wing, and slightly longer than the first wing. Add another few strands
of Flashabou, this time using Pink Holographic. Tie in on top and
to the sides of the wing. Tie in a Hot Pink Schlappen feather and
wrap the second collar. Add Jungle Cock eyes if desired. To finish
the fly, just brush a bit of super glue or Zap-a-Gap onto your thread,
make a few wraps of thread, let it dry for a couple of seconds or
use a whip finish and trim the thread close to the head. Add a Tube
Cone, leaving about 1/8 of an inch of tubing at the front of the
cone and melt the tube back to complete the fly.
Wet Flies
Some years ago, the only methods were wet-fly and dry-fly fishing
until then had been river based and adapting to stillwaters. If
you want to learn more about Stillwater methods you can become an
avid reader of nymph-fishing tactics by articles and books written
on this fly fishing subject. One of the most influential book "My
Way With Trout"- a book which thoroughly explored the subtleties
of fishing nymphs. Fly Patterns such as the Montana Nymph, Stick
Fly and Hare's Ear were catching lots of trout. Then Cat's Whiskers,
Dog Nobblers and Tin Heads became all the flies fashion.
Stilwater wet flies
In Fact there are those who will try to convince you that traditional
wet-fly fishing no longer works on stocked stillwaters, but don't
believe a word of it. When it came to fishing on stillwaters, one
extensive collection of traditional wet-flies may be very useful.
The favourite wet-flies
Investing time and Start to invest some time fishing the favourite
wet-fly on stillwaters.
Hook: Kamasan B 175 size 10-12
Ibread: Green
Tail: Golden pheasant tippets
Butt: Orange seal's fur
Body: Dark olive green seal's fur
Rib: Gold oval tinsel
Hackle: Orange cock
Wing: Speckled grouse tail feather
Cheeks: Jungle cock
Hook: Kamasan B175 size 10-12
Thread: Black
Tail: Golden pheasant crest
Body: Black UV Straggle
Body hackle: Orange cock
Rib: Gold oval tinsel
Throat hackle: Blue jay
Wing: Bronze mallard
Cheeks: Jungle cock
Hook: Sedge size 10-12
[bread: Red
Butt: Red holographic tinsel
Body: Red seal's fur
Body hackle: Natural red cock
Rib: Fine flat gold tinsel
Wing: Deer hair dyed, golden brown
Head hackle: Natural red cock hackle
Hook: Kamasan B175 size 10-14
Tail: Pheasant tail fibres dyed, golden olive
with strands of Mirror Flash underneath
Body: Lime green Mosaic dubbing
Body hackle: Yellow cock
Thorax: Orange Mosaic dubbing
Rib: Oval gold tinsel
Shoulder hackle: Bronze mallard
Cheeks: Jungle cock, dyed yellow
Hook: Kamasan B 175 size 10-12
Thread: Red
Tail: Golden pheasant crest
Body: Golden olive seal fur
Body hackle: Golden olive cock
Rib: Fine flat gold tinsel
Shoulder hackle: Blue jay
Hook: Kamasan B 175 size 10-12
Thread: Fire red
Butt: Green holographic tinsel
Tag: Glo-Brite floss No 11
Body: Golden olive seal's fur
Body hackles: No 1 - Golden olive
No 2 - Medium olive
Rib: Gold oval tinsel
Shoulder hackle: Golden pheasant rump feather
Hook: Kamasan B175 size 10-12
I bread: Black or claret
Tail: Golden pheasant tippets
Body: Claret Mosaic dubbing
Rib: Fine flat gold tinsel
Hackle: Natural red cock
Wing: Bronze Mallard
Cheeks: Jungle cock
Hook: Kamasan B 175 size 10-12
Ibread: Black
Tag: Glo-Brite floss No 12
Body: Black seal's fur
Body hackle: Black cock
Rib: Silver oval tinsel
Head hackle: Brown cock hackle
Head & wing: Deer hair
Hook: Kamasan B 175 size 10-12
Thread: Black or claret
Tail: Golden pheasant tippets
Body: Medium claret seal's fur
Body hackle: Claret cock
Rib: Gold oval tinsel
Wing: Two strands of Mirror Flash
Shoulder hackle: Blue jay
Cheeks: Jungle cock
Dry Flies
Once the trout reached the turbulent waters under the river, they
would submerge and, minutes later, reappear downstream to start
the process all over again.
Experienced anglers carry no more than a dozen dry-fly patterns,
and these would suffice. Any more fly patterns would have been deemed
This was not an attempt by the anglers to keep things simple but
a reflection ot the incredible stock of trout the river held, all
competing with one another to reach the next meal.
The key to success, then as now, is identifying the hatch and adapting
the fly and method accordingly. The number of dry-fly patterns used
on the Suir today is far too extensive. Some are specific to the
Suir, while many of the others are internationally-recognised.
Eight favourite dry flies
The Greenwell's Glory, Ginger Quill, Sherry Spinner, Yellow Spider
Olive, Red Quill, Badger Grey, Badger Quill, and the Blue Winged.
The Greenwell's Glory fly | Red Quill fly
These eight flies are versatile enough to cover most of your needs
for daytime and early-evening fishing, and you can use special patterns
for late evening dry-fly fishing.
The Cahir waters do not enjoy a significant hatch of mayfly, which
is why I have not included any mayfly patterns. You will have to
travel further upstream to the Cam is and Golden waters to encounter
a good mayfly hatch. The usual selection of small Wulffs and up-winged
dry-flies, along with some emergers and nymphs, will normally work
Fly - TACKLE
For fly fishing the River, the lighter the tackle you use, the
better. The double-handed split-cane rod, which used to be the weapon
of choice for the locals, has now been replaced by new single-handed
carbon-fibre rods, in line ratings from 4 to 7.
The critical factor is to match rod and line. Accurate and delicate
casting with the dry-fly is all about presentation, and mis-matches
of line and rod will work against you. A good-quality floating line
is also essential.
The trout snatch at flies and reject them in fractions of a second.
If the tip of your fly line is prone to sinking, the brief delay
the slack introduces into the line will mean a missed fish. Any
pause will surely result in failure.
Silver Sedge wet fly
This is an old River Suir wet-fly, designed for late-evening fly
fishing. When fly fished as part of a team of wet-flies, the Silver
Sedge fly is an excellent top dropper pattern. By adding horns of
stripped hackle stems and a cdc wing, the fly pattern became very
buoyant and can now be fished dry and wet. The CDC wing creates
awake in the water that definitely excites the trout fish. By addition
of deer hair strands in the wing, provides that speckled look seen
in the natural sedge.
Hook: Sedge hook size 10-12 I bread: Black or brown Rib: Fine,
silver wire Body: Flat, silver tinsel Body hackle: Cree cock hackle
Under wing: Natural deer hair Wing: Natural CDC and Mirror Flash
Horns: Stripped grizzle hackle stems Collar hackle: Cree cock hackle
Silver Sedge Flies - how to tie
Fly Tying - how to tie:
Fix the hook in the vice and run the tying thread well round the
bend. Catch in a length of fine silver wire and then one of flat,
silver tinsel.
Take the thread back up the shank to a position close to the eye.
Wind the flat, silver tinsel in touching-turns, to form a slim,
even body, with no gaps. Secure the loose end of the tinsel with
thread and remove the excess. Next, prepare and catch in a well-marked
Cree cock hackle where the body begins and take hold of the hackle,
by its tip, using a pair of hackle pliers.
Wind the hackle along the body in open, evenly spaced turns. When
the hackle-turns have reached the end of the body, wind the silver
wire up through them. Use evenly spaced turns of wire to lock the
hackle stem to the body.
Catch in two stripped grizzle hackle stems, to form the horns then
select a second Cree cock hackle. Remove the fibres from the hackle's
base and catch it in just behind the eye. Secure the end of the
wire and remove the excess plus the hackle-tip.
Take a few fibres of deer hair and catch them in so their tips
project past the bend. Take hold of the hackle by its tip, using
a pair of hackle pliers.
Starting from the wing-base, apply fiver or six turns, working
toward the eye. Secure the deer hair firmly then catch in a pair
of natural, grey CdC plumes over the top to form the main wing.
Add a couple of strands of Mirror Flash and tnm away the excess
CDC. Secure the hackle-tip with tight thread-turns then remove the
excess. Build a small head, then cast off the tying thread with
a rhip finish.
Fishing Flies Manufacturers
Dry Fllies
Standard Dry Fllies (Spirit river Flies)
Black Gnat - BLKGNT
Sizes 14,16,18 & 20
Black Fur Ant- BLKANT
Sizes 14,16,18 & 20
Blue Dun - BLUDUN
Sizes 14,16,18, 20 & 22
Blue Winged Olive BLVVGOL
Sizes 14,16.18, 20 & 22
Griffith's Gnat - GRFGNT
Sizes 16,18, 20 & 22
Renegade - RENGAD Flies
Sizes 14,16 & 18
Mosquito - MOSQUI
Sizes 12,14,16,18 & 20
Goddard Caddis - GODARD
Sizes 12,14,16 & 18
Pale Morning Dun - PLMNDN
Sizes 14,16,18 & 20
Quill Gordon - QUILLG
Sizes 12,14 & 16
Royal Coachman - RCOACH Flies
Sizes 12,14 & 16
Art Flick March Brown -
Sizes 12 & 14
Hendrickson Light LTHEND Flies
Hendrickson Dark - DKHEND
Sizes 12,14 & 16
Dark Cahill - DKCAHL
Light Cahill CAHILL
Sizes 12,14,16 &18
Adams - Standard - ADAMSS
Sizes 12,14,16,18,20 & 22
CDC Comparadun
Blue Winged Olive-COMPBW
Callibaetis - COMPCA
Mahogany Dun - COMPMD
Pale Morning Dun - COMPPM
Sizes 14,16 & 18
Aire-Flow™ Cut Wing
B.W.O. Dun AFPBWO
Sizes 14,16 & 18
Callibaetis Parachute - AFPCAL
Sizes 12,14,16 &18
Light Cahill Parachute AFPLTC
Sizes 14,16 & 18
Trico Parachute - AFPTRI
Sizes 18 & 20
Pale Morning Dun Parachute -
Sizes 14,16 & 18
March Brown/Grey Fox - AFPMAR
Sizes 12,14 & 16
Thorax Dries
Callibaetis Thorax - THXCAL
Sizes 12,14 & 16
Blue Winged Olive Thorax -
Sizes 16,18,20 & 22
Sulphur Thorax - THXSUL
Sizes 14,16 & 18
Bill Black, Master tier and fisherman has been in
the business since the tender age of 12, and comes from a
long line of Fisher people. Over the years he has personally
tied many thousands dozen flies. In his formative years he,
brother Dennis and friend Randall Kaufmann traveled, chased
trout.. .tying flies along the way. Dennis and Bill were first
to go offshore for quality flies.. .and it's been historic
ever since. We know for a fact Bill has taught many of the
original tiers overseas. All in all he has personally educated
many of the original master tiers whom have gone on to train
thousands of 3rd and 4th generation tiers. Spirit River Group
recently bought the Old Feather Merchants buildings here in
Glide, so the tradition of selling the best fly fishing products
out of "old cow bams" continues on the banks of
the North Umpqua.
Mayfly & Caddis Dry Flies
Caddis imitations are an excellent choice when you consider
tliat 80% or more of aquatic biomass are some form of Caddis.
Company offers a full line of Caddis and our dries have a
silhouette that makes them rise.
Mayfly & Caddis Dry Flies
Overley's Headlight Caddis™
Black - OVHCBK
Olive - OVHCOL
Tan -OVHCTN
Sizes 12,14 & 16
Wonder Wing Caddis
Brown - WWCDBR
Sizes 14 & 16
Elk Hair Caddis
Black - ELKBLK Brown - ELKBRN
Dun - ELKDUN Olive - ELKOLV
Tan - ELKTAN Yellow - ELKYEL
Sizes 12,14,16,18 & 20
CDC Elk Hair Caddis
Peacock - CELKPE
Brown - CELKBR
Sizes 12,14 & 16
Dun - CELKON Olive - CELKOL
Tan - CELKTN
Sizes 14,16 & 18
Heckel's Tape Wing Caddis™
Black - HTCBLK
Hares Ear -HTCHEB
Grey Olive - HTCGOL
Sizes 14,16 & 18
Diamond Caddis™
Brown - DMCDBN
Peacock - DMCDPK
Yellow - DMCDYL
Sizes 12,14,16 & 18
Irresistible Elk Caddis
Brown Irresistible - IRCBRN
Natural Irresistible - IRCNAT
Olive Irresistible - IRCOLV
Sizes 12,14,16 & 18 i i i
Hi-Vis Elk Hair Caddis Brown - HVECBN Olive - HVECOL
Tan - HVECTN Sizes 12,14,16 & 18
Yoshi's Rubber Leg Elk Hair Caddis™ Brown - RLECBN
Olive RLECOL Peacock - RLECPE Yellow RLECYL Sizes 14 &
Geezer™ Caddis Brown - GCADBN Olive -GCAD0L Tan -
GCADTN Sizes 14,16 & 18
Overley's Spotlight Caddis™ Olive - OVSCOL Tan - OVSCTN
Sizes 14,16 & 18
Heckel's Biot Duns™ Tan -HBDTAN Mahogany - HBDMGY
Sizes 14,16 & 18
Foam Back Spinner Rust - FBSRUS Sizes 14,16 &
18 Trico - FBSTRI Sizes 20 & 22
Yellow Sally flies
Sizes 12 & 14
Overley's Headlight Sally™
Sizes 12 &14
Lip-Stik™ Dun
Western Green Drake - BLSWGD
Size 12
Blue Wing Olive - BLSBWO
Sizes 14,16,18 & 20
Pale Morning Dun - BLSPMD
Sizes 16 & 18
Lip-Stik™ Spinner
Blue Wing Olive - BLSSBW
Sizes 14,16 & 18
Eastern Green Drake - BLSSGD
Size 12
Lip-Stik™ Spinner
Blue Wing Olive flies- BLSSBW
Sizes 14,16 & 18
Eastern Green Drake - BLSSGD
Size 12
Midges & Parachutes flies
Midges. These tiny midges are lifelike and known to take
very large fish. Company use die strongest hooks available
and nothing hut die best hackle and hair.
Midges flies
Black - MIDGBK
Blue Dun - MIDGDN
Cream - MIDGCM
Blue Winged Olive - MIDGBW
Sizes 20, 22 & 24
Hi-Vis Midge flies
Black - HVMBLK
Grey - HVMGRY
Olive - HVMOLV
Sizes 18 & 20
Overley's mini Midge Cripple™
Black - OVMCBK
Olive - OVMCOL
Sizes 16,18 & 20
Red - OVMCRD
Sizes 14,16,18 & 20
No Wunder™ Fly
Blue Wing Olive - NWUNBW
Pale Morning Dun - NWUNPM
Sizes 18, 20 & 22
Standard Parachutes
Adams Parachute Flies
Adams - ADSPAR
Sizes 12,14,16,18, 20&22
Baetis Parachute flies
Baetis - BTSPAR
Sizes 16,18, 20 & 22
Trico Parachute
Trico - TRIPAR
Sizes 18, 20 & 22
Alphenaar Adult Midge
Sizes 16,18, 20 & 22
Parachute Red Quill
Sizes 14,16 & 18
Spirit river pride ourselves on the quality of our parachutes;
with stacked posts and tight, small Fine & Dry™ bodies
and plenty of hackle.
Hi-Vis Parachute Flies
Adams - HVPADS
Sizes 12,14,16,18,20 8122
Blue Winged Olive - HVPBWO
Pale Morning Dun - HVPPMD
Sizes 14,16,18, 20 & 22
Parachute Pink Albert
Pink Albert - PNKALB
Sizes 16 & 18
Green Paradrake
Size 12
Light Cahill Parachute flies
Light Cahill - LTCPAR
Sizes 14,16,18&20
Hare's Ear Parachute
Hares Ear - PARHER
Hares Ear Olive - PARHOL
Sizes 16,18 & 20
BWO/PMD Parachute
Blue Winged Olive-BWOPAR
Pale Morning Dun - PMDPAR
Sizes 14,16,18, 20 & 22
Parachute Ants
Black - ANTPRB
Cinnamon - ANTPRC
Sizes 14,16 & 18
Hairwings & Dry flies
Spirit river classic hairwings reflect tradition and the
ait of tying at it's best. Eacli beautiful pattern Ls dressed
full and floats like a cork. The Crystal Wings offer excellent
visibility we sometimes need. All said we have a knockout
Hairwing Dry Flies
Adams Irresistible - ADSIRR
Sizes 12,14,16 & 18
H & L Variant - HNLVAR
Size 12,14 & 16
Green Drake - GREEND
Sizes 12 & 14
Colorado Green Drake -
Size 12
Fluor Green Humpy HUMGRN
Red Humpy - HUMRED
Sizes 12,14,16 & 18
Yellow Humpy - HUMYEL
Size 10,12,14,16,18 & 20
Royal Yellow Humpy HUMRYL
Royal Fluor. Green Humpy - HUMRGR
Sizes 12,14,16 & 18
Royal Red Humpy - HUMRRD
Size 10,12,14,16,18 &20
Royal Wulff - RYLWLF
Sizes 10,12,14,16,18 &20
White Wulff - WHTWLF NEW
Sizes 12,14 & 16
Hexagenia Dun flies HEXIGE
Size 6
Gabetta's Jimmy Z™
Original - JIMMYZ Sizes 12 & 14
Red - JIMZRD NEW Sizes 12 & 14 Yellow- JIMZYL NEW
Sizes 12 & 14
Hi-Vis Dries
Adams - HVDADS Sizes 12,14,16,18,20&22
Blue Winged Olive - HVDBWO Pale Morning Dun - HVDPMD Sizes
Royal Coachman Trude flies- RYLTRD
Sizes 10,12,14,16 & 18
Tennessee Wulff-TENWLF
Sizes 14,16 & 18
Bill Meckel is one of the timeless tiers of our era
and remains a legend in our business. He has won countless
awards including die acclaimed Buszek Memorial Fly Tying Award.
Besides being a great tier he is also a fantastic person.
Check out his Tape Wing Caddis and Biot Duns.
Crystal Wing™ Dry Flies
Adult Damsel
Blue - ADDMBL Olive - ADDMOL
Size 10
Royal Wulff - FLRWLF
Sizes 12,14,16 & 18
Grey Wulff flies- FLGWLF
Sizes 12,14 & 16
Para Adams - CWPADS
Sizes 12,14,16 &18
Para Pheasant Tail - CWPPHT
Sizes 14,16 & 18
Para Irres. Ant Black - CWPABK
Eastern Patterns
We are a West Coast company hut we have produced many of
the essential patterns anglers East of die Mississippi use
to make their fishing trip rewarding. All are specially designed
to match hatches in size and color.
Slate Drake Dun
Sizes 10,12 & 14
Peeking Caddis flies
Green ESPCGN
Cream - ESPCCM
Sizes 12 & 14
Sulphur Dun
ESSUDN Sizes 16 & 18
Quill Gordon
ESQGDN Size 14
March Brown
ESMBDN Sizes 12 & 14
Rusty Spinner
ESSPRU Sizes 14,16,18, 20&22
BWO Dun
ESBWOD Sizes 14 8t 16
Green Drake Dun flies
ESGDDN Size 8
Green Drake Spinner
ESGDSP Size 8
Sulphur Nymph
Sizes 14 & 16
Sulphur Soft Hackles
Sizes 14 & 16
Stone flies
Stoneflies and Attractors
ever changing line up of stones and attractors are simply
fun to fish. There is nothing like seeing a wily trout rise
to your offering and slurp one in. Most sit flush in the film
for a great profile yet are easy to see.
BCASKW Sizes 6,8& 10
Extendo Stone™
Golden Stone - DFXS6S Skwala - DFXSKW Sizes 6 & 10 Salmon
Fly - DFXSSF Sizes 2 & 6
Black - STIMBK, Royal - STIMRL Yellow - STIMYL, Olive - STIMOL
Sizes 8,10,12,14,16 & 18 Orange - STIMOR Sizes 6,8,10,12,14
& 16 Improved Sofa Pillow PILLOW Sizes 4 & 6
Rubber Leg Stimulators
Royal RSTMRY
Sizes 8,10,12 & 14
Yellow - RSTMYL
Orange - RSTMOR
Sizes 6, 8,10,12 & 14
Unsinkable Irresistible Temptation™
Golden - IRSGLD
Sizes 8 & 10
Orange - IRSORG
Sizes 4,6 & 8
CDC Yellow Sally
Yellow - BOWCYS Sizes 14,16 & 18
Sharin Stone™
Orange - SHAROR Sizes 6 & 8 Golden - SHARGD Sizes 8 &
Norm Woods Special
Original - NWSPEC Sizes 6,8& 10 Rubber Leg Norm - RLNORM
NEW Sizes 6,8& 10
Dornan's Water Walker Stonefly™
Salmonfly - SRSFOR Sizes 4 & 6 Golden Stone - SRGSTN
Sizes 6 & 8 September Stone - SRSSST Sizes 6,8 & 10
Will Dornan; We can tell you a lot of stories about Will,
but suffice to say he is renown in the Jackson, WY arena where
his shop. Snake River Anglers sells thousands of dozen of
flies each year. Will has tied since childhood and always
has the trick new pattern all the guides want.
Terrestrials flies
Land born critters are an essential ottering to fish all over
the planet. Predacious fish are known for exploding strikes
on Hoppers, Spiders, Ants and Beetles flies so make sure you
have plenty.
Foam Spiders
White - FOAMWH
Size 10
CDC Terrestrials
Black Foam Ant - CVSANT
Sizes 14 & 16
Red Foam Ant - CVRANT
Sizes 14 & 16
Foam Beetle - CVSBTL
12,14 & 16
Lady Bugs
Red -LADYRD Orange - LADYOR Size 14
Fishy's Epoxy Ant™
Black - FIEPAN Size 12
Fishy's Creepy Crawly Spider™
Brown - FISPBN Sizes 10 & 14
Fishy's Epoxy-Backed Beetle™
Black - FISEPB Size 10
Fishy's Early Hopper™
FEAHOP Size 12
Fishy's Foam Hopper™
Yellow - FIFHOP Tan - FIFTAN Sizes 6 & 8
Black X Cricket™
Black - SRXCRK Sizes 8 & 10
Thunder Hopper™
Tan - SRTHTN Sizes 6 & 8
Dornan's Chernobyl Bug™
Gold Stone SRCBGS Golden Olive - SRCBGO Tan SRCBTN Sizes 6,8&
Black Beetle
Black - IBEETB Sizes 12,14,16 & 18
Green Back Beetle
Green Backed - IBEETG Sizes 12,14,16 & 18
Black Cicada
CICADA Sizes 8 & 10
Bullet Foam Hoppers
Yellow - BFHOPP
Tan - BFHOPT
Sizes 8,10 & 12
Indi-Dropper Hopper
Sizes 6,8 & 10
Blockhead Hopper
Tan -BHHOPT
Yellow -BHHOPY
Sizes 8 & 10
Parachute Hoppers
Pale Yellow - PHOPYL
Olive -PH0P0L, Tan - PHOPTN
Sizes 8,10,12 & 14
Parachute Madam X
Yellow - PMADXY
Red - PMADXR
Sizes 12,14 & 16
Mr. Bill's Flying Ant
Black - MRBILL
Sizes 14,16 & 18
Red - MRRED
Sizes 14 & 16
Phillips' Mosquito Hawk™
BPACNT Size 10
Phillips' Tunghead Mosquito Hawk™
BPHAWK Size 10
Foam Biot Sparkle E merger
Trico - BIOTRI Sizes 20 & 22 P.M.D. - BIOPMD B.W.O. -
BIOBWO Sizes 18 & 20
CDC Emerger
Blue Dun - CEMBLD Sizes 16,18 & 20 Trico - CEMTRI Sizes
18,20 & 22 P.M.D. - CEMPMD Sulphur-CEMSUL Sizes 14,16
& 18 Slate Olive - CEMSOL Sizes 18 & 20
Green Drake - SRGDPT Sizes 12 & 14
Eastern Emergers
Brown Drake -DSEMBD Size 10 March Brown - DSEMMB Isonychia
- DSEMIS Sizes 10 & 12
Spin-Dry™ Emergers
Blue Wing Olive - BSDEBW Sulphur -BSDESU Sizes 16 & 18
Rust - BSDERD Sizes 12 & 14
Snowshoe CDC Emergers
Sizes 12,14 & 16
Blue Wing Olive - BSEBWO
Mahogany - BSEMOH
Sizes 14,16 & 18
Callibaetis - BSECAL
Sizes 10,12 & 14
Green Drake - BSEGDK
March Brown - BSEMBN
Sizes 10 & 12
Overley's Spotlight Emerger™
Blue Winged Olive - OVSEBW
Sizes 18 & 20
Callibaetis - OVSECA
Sizes 12,14 & 16
Green Drake - OVSEGD
Sizes 10 & 12
Light Hendrickson - OVSELH
Sizes 12,14 & 16
Pale Morning Dun - OVSEPM
Sizes 14,16, & 18 Sulphur - OVSESU Sizes 16 & 18
CDC Puff Emergers
Blue Wing Olive - BPEBWO
Sizes 16,18 & 20
Callibaetis - BPECAL
Sizes 14 & 16
Green Drake - BPEGDK
Size 10
Sizes 16,18, 20&22
Sizes 16,18 & 20
Trico - CRPTRI
Sizes 20 & 22
Green Drake - CRPGRD
Size 12
Callibaetis - CRPCAL
Sizes 12 & 14
Micro Nymphs
Quicksilver™ Series
These beautifully tied little emergers and nymphs utilize
our bright Quicksilver lined beads and imitate the gas bubble
on all sorts of emerging aquatic life which makes them so
critical in most stream fishing situations. It also makes
the fish go wild.
Blood Midge - QSLBLD
Sizes 18,20 & 22
Brassie - QSILBR
Sizes 16,18 & 20
Sparkle Back Midge - QSLSBM
Sizes 18, 20 & 22
Midge Brown - QSMMBN
Midge Olive - QSMMOL
Midge White - QSMMID
Midge Black - QSMMBK
Sizes 20 & 22
Baetis - QSILBT
Sizes 18 & 20
P.T. Natural - QSPTNT
P.T. Black - QSPTBK
P.T. Olive - QSPTOL
Micro patterns
Spirit river beautifully crafted line of Micro patterns imitate
more precisely what are in most trout diets. These are all
EZ to hang off an indicator or any floating pattern.
Micro Nymps Flies
BH Black Beauty PDPBHB
Sizes 18, 20 & 22
Blood Midge - BLOODM
Sizes 18, 20 & 22
Overley's Water Boatman" -
OVBOAT Sizes 12 & 14
Brassie - BRASSI
Sizes 14,16,18 & 20
Skinny Mini
Dark - SKMNDK
Light - SKMNLT
Sizes 14,16 & 18
CDC Micro Flash-Bak™
Black - MFBBLK Olive - MFBOLV
Bloodworm - MFBBWM
Sizes 18 & 20
BH Micro Caddis
Rockworm - MICROR
Brown - MICROB
Sizes 18 & 20
WD-40 Grey - WDGREY
WD-40 Olive - WDOLIV
WD-40 Chocolate - WDCHOC
Micro Nymphs
Pale Morning Dun - PDYPMD
Sizes 16,18 & 20
Trico - PDYTRI
Baetis Light -PDYBTS
Baetis Dark - PDYBTD
Sizes 18,20 & 22
ice Cream Cone Midge
Black - ICCMBK
Red ICCMRD
Sizes 10,12,14&16
Cadion's Midge Pupa™
Blue Dun - BCMPBD
Green - BCMPGB
Red BCMPRB
Sizes 16,18 & 20
BH WD-40 Olive - BWDOLV
BH WD-40 Grey - BWDGRY
BH WD-40 Chocolate - BWDCHO
Sizes 18, 20 & 22
Stillwater Patterns
Absolutely the best designs for lake fishing anywhere on
the planet. These patterns cover every conceivable nitch when
lake fishing. All the designs are subtle & exacting in
both color/size to mimic exact insect stages. Drift one of
the many styles of Chironomid's under the wave action of an
indicator or strip in a Caddis.
Clearwater Pupa
Black - SWCPBK Crimson - SWCPCM Sizes 12,14 & 16
Green & Red Midge Larva
SWGRML Sizes 8,10 & 12
Summer Duck Chironomid Pupa
SWSDCP Sizes 10,12 & 14
Red-Brown Chironomid Pupa
SWRBCP Sizes 10,12 & 14
Pheasant Pupa
Red Back Pheasant SWRBPH Green Back Pheasant - SWGBPH Sizes
10,12 & 14
Maroon Chironomid Bomber
SWMRNC Sizes 10,12 & 14
Black Sally
SWBKSL Sizes 10,12 & 14
Collaborator flies
SWCOLL Sizes 10,12 & 14
Nymphs, Worms & Scuds Flies
There is nothing standard about our nymphs except die name.
Each and even' one Is masterfully tied and weighted. All are
long proven GO-TO flies and deserve a spot in any serious
angler's arsenal.
Standard Nymphs
Prince Nymph - PRINCE
Sizes 10,12,14,16 & 18
Zug Bug -ZUGBUG
Beaded San Juan Worm
Brown - SRBSJB Red - SRBSJR Wine - SRBSJW Size 10
Girdle Bugs
GIRBLK Brown - GIRBRN Olive -GIROLV Sizes 6,8 & 10
San Juan Worm
Brown - SJWBRN
Cream - SJWCRM
Orange - SJW0R6
Red - SJWRED
Sizes 10,12,14,16 & 18
Maroon - SJWMAR
Sizes 10 & 14
Pearlback Scud
Grey - SCUDGY
Olive - SCUDOL
Orange - SCUDOR
Pink - SCUDPN
Tan - SCUDTN
Sizes 14,16 & 18
Beadhead Nymphs flies
You can get standard old beadheads from most anyone...assuming
they have them in stock. Company use our own Brite Beads™
and not only do our jewel-like beads outlast and outshine,
but with the lead wire we insert into every fly, they SINK.
Try ours and settle for no less than the best.
Prince - CBHDPN Pheasant Tail - CBHDPT Flashback PT -CBFBPT
Sizes 12,14,16,18 & 20
Champagne Caddis™
Olive -CHCD0L Tan -CHCDTN Sizes 12,14 & 16
B.W. Trout Bug™
Brown/Ginger - DFBWBN Brown/Olive - DFBWOL Gold/Silver -
DFBWGS Olive/Chartreuse DFBWCH Olive/Ginger - DFBWOG Red/Amber
DFBWRA Sizes 12,14,16 & 18
Epoxy-Back™ Nymphs
Blue Wing Olive - BEBBWO
Pale Morning Dun - BEBPMD
Sulphur - BEBSUL
Sizes 16 & 18
Russian River Special™
Sizes 8,10,12, & 14
Beadhead Lite-Brite™ Prince
Purple/Black - LBBPBK
Dark Olive - LBBPOL
Sizes 12,14 & 16
Phillips' Peekaboo Nymph™
Sizes 14 & 16
Beadhead Nymphs
Standard Beadhead Nymphs
Ken's Jelly Cord Caddis Lime - KJCCHL Sizes 10,12,14
& 16
Water Boatman - BOATMN Size 12
Lightning Bug Gold - LIGHTG
Silver - LIGHTS Sizes 14,16 & 18
earl Cased Caddis - GBDPRL jreen Cased Caddis
NEW Sizes 12,14 & 16
RL Prince of Diamonds™
Black - RLDPBK
Dark Olive - RLDPDO
Golden Stone - RLDPGS
Peacock RLDPPC
Sizes 12,14,16 & 18
Copper Johns
Black CPJBLK
Chartreuse -CPJCHR
Red CPJRED
Copper - CPJCOP
Green CPJGRN Sizes 12,14,16,18 & 20
RL Copper Johns
Chartreuse RLCJCH
Copper - RLCJCP
Green - RLCJGN
Red - RLCJRD
Sizes 12,14,16 & 18
Tunghead™ Lip-Stik™ Damsel
Original -THLSDM
Size 10
Beadless - BLLSDM Size 10
Bead Thorax Swimming Damsel
Size 12
Stone Flies
If you want to really get down our stonefly line up here
does die job. A TON of useful patterns that match die bugs
or attract fish. Check out die popular Micro Stones or our
Beldar Family of Stones. They 'ROCK'.
Bill Carnazzo fishes and guides on the McCloud, Upper Sacramento,
Rubicon, and North Yuba rivers. He is a master fly tver who
ties at many fly fishing shows. Bill also works part time
at Kiene's fly Shop, and teaches fly fishing and fly tying
at Sierra Community College.
Egg-Sucking MOAB Stone™
Black - DFESBK Brown - DFESBN Purple - DFESPP Sizes 2,4 &
6 Golden - DFESGD Sizes 6, 8 & 10
Beadhead Drifting Stone™
Black BHDSBK Sizes 4,6 & 8 Brown BHDSBR Golden - BHDSGD
Sizes 6,8 & 10
Woven Stone™
Dark Stone - DFWODS Sizes 4, 6 & 8 Golden - DFWOGS Skwala
- DFWOSK Sizes 6,8 & 10
Dark Stone - MSNDRK
Golden - MSNGLD
Sizes 12,14 & 16
Beadhead Rubber Leg Stones
Black - BRLSBK
Brown - BRLSBN
Sizes 4, 6 & 8
Golden - BRLSGD NEW
Sizes 6,8& 10
Carnazzo's Stepping Stone
Golden - BCSSGD
Sizes 6,8 & 10
Beldar's Double Bead Stone™
Black - CHDBBK, Brown - CHDBBR
Sizes 4, 6,8 & 10
Golden - CHDBGS, Skwala - CHDBSK
Sizes 6, 8& 10
Hot Head Black - CHDBHB
Hot Head Brown - CHDBHN
Sizes 4, 6 & 8
Buggers & Leeches Flies
Actions speak louder than words and these Buggers-leeches
are awesomely effective in lakes and streams. Some have die
movement of legs like the Jailhouse Buggers and some have
die subtle flash like the Lightin™ Buggers. All are indispensable
& have die smoodi enticing rear wiggle.
Black - FLBGBK
Brown - FLBGBN
Olive - FLB60L
Sizes 6,8,10 & 12
Beadhead Flashbuggers™
Black - BHWBBK
Brown BHWBBN
Olive - BHWBOL
Sizes 6, 8,10 & 12
Jailhouse Buggers™
Barred Brown - JHBBBN
Barred Olive - JHBBOL
Barred Baitfish- JHBBBF
Size 6,8 & 10
Lightnin'™ Buggers
Black CHLBBK
Flameout - CHLBFO
Nitemare - CHLBNM
Purple - CHLBPB
Sizes 4, 6 & 8
a lot to offer any serious angler that knows how deadly a
property fished streamer is. Our original Conehead ZuddlerTM
has been copied far and wide just like our Lite Brite™ Zonkers.
Simply put we know how to make streamers...and we know how
to make them effective.
Luke's Rattle Bunnies™
All Black - JLRBAB Chartreuse/White - JLRBCW Olive/White -
JLRBOW Red/Yellow-JLRBRY Size 2
Conehead Marabou Zuddler™
Black CHMZBK Sculpin - CHMZSP White - CHMZWH Size 4 &
Overley's Bass Grabbits™
Black/Chartreuse 0VB6BC Baitfish/Nickel - 0VBGBN Chartreuse/Black
- 0VB6CB Olive/Gold - 0VBG0G Size 2
Deadhead Lite Brite™ Zonker
White/Pearl LBZPRL Chartreuse - LBZCHR Black/Purple - LBZBLK
Olive/Dark Olive - LBZOLV Brown/Copper - LBZBRN Sizes 4 &
Conehead Zuddlers™
Black-ZUDBLK Brown - ZUDBRN Olive - ZUDOLV Yellow - ZUDYEL
Sculpin • ZUDSCU White - ZUDWHT Sizes 4,6,8& 10
Marabou Muddler Black-MARMUD White - MARWHI Yellow - MARYEL
Sizes 6, 8 & 10
Muddler Minnow
Muddler Minnow MUDMIN Weighted - MUDW6T Sizes 4,6,8 8(10
Mike's Epoxy Zonkers™
Olive/Pearl - EXZOLV White/Pearl - EXZWHT Black/Silver -
EXZBLK Sizes 4 & 6
Strung-Out in the Mud™ DFSMUD Size 6
Strung-Out with AL™
DFALEN Size 10
Alevins Orange Egg
- ALEORN Peach Egg - ALEPCH Size 8
Epoxy Mini Minnows Grey/White - EXMMGY Olive/White - EXMMOL
Chartreuse/White - EXMMCH
Sizes 1/0, 2,6 & 8
Baitfish Minnows Gold- BAITGS Shad - BAITSH Silver
Shiner -
BAITSS Sizes 6 &8
Bass Blastin' Moal™
Black/Chart - DFBMBC Olive/Orange - DFBMOO Brown/Orange -
DFBMBO Size 2
Clown Egg BOZEGG Sizes 6, 8,10,12 & 14
Soft Gummy Eggs™ Chartreuse - YGECHR Orange - YGEORN Pink
-YGEPNK Red - YGERED Size 6
Hot Egg Chartreuse GLEGCH Peach - GLEGPE Pink - GLEGPN Sizes
10 & 14
Fish Emission™ Oregon Cheese - FEMORE Transparent Pink -
FEMPNK Salmon Egg FEMSAL Sizes 6 & 10
Glo Bugs Oregon Cheese/Flame - YEGGCS Steelhead Orange/Flame
- YEGGOR Shrimp Pink/Cheese - YEGG PC Chartreuse/Flame - YEGGCF
Flame/Steelhead Orange - YEGGFO Cream/Steelhead Orange - YEGGCO
Sizes 6,8,10,12 & 14
Sucker Spawn Cream - JRSSCR Orange- JRSSOR Pink - JRSSPK
Salmon - JRSSSM Sizes 12,14 & 16
Fat Albert™ Flame/Pink - DFFAFP Orange/Chartreuse - DFFAOC
Orange/Salmon - DFFAOS Size 1/0
Un-Real™ Eggs Fluorescent Flame - UREFLM Fluorescent Orange
- UREFOR Fluorescent Pink - UREPNK Sizes 6 & 10
Pop's Bucktail Deceivers
Chartreuse/White - BPBDCW
Red/White - BPBDRW
Size 2/0
Pop's Big Poppy (Bangers)
Chartreuse - BPBNGC
Silver - BPBNGS
Size 2/0
Pop's Jiggies
Chartreuse/White - BPJIGC
Grey/White - BPJIGG
Olive/White - BPJIGO
Tan/White - BPJIGT
Size 1
Pop's Jiggy Shrimp
Size 2
Bob Popovics is an east coast legend. His exploits as an
angler, tyer, and flyfishing instructor are well documented.
His creative patterns are the results of years of countless
hours testing and refining his flies. He has literally pushed
the limits and expanded the scope of tying as we know it.
Perhaps the biggest compliment to Bob can be seen in the remarkable
number of tvers who have been influenced by his designs and
techniques. Bob and his wife Alexis live in New Jersey where
they own and operate The Shady Rest restaurant and rose garden
in Bayville. Spirit River is thrilled to offer the flies that
have been the gold standard for Stripers, Bluefish, Bonito,
Tuna, and many others.
Steelhead & Salmon Flies
All Flies designed for big mean monster size fish found from
Alaska to the Great lakes. Their reputation speaks volumes
from Coast to Coast.
Steelhead Series
You know these come from the land of the Umpqua where steelhead
flys are put to the test over and over. We take extra time
insuring the latest patterns and updated materials. Our heads
are small and look like they have been coated in glass.
Steelhead Flies
Freight Train - FTRAIN
Skunk - SKUNKK
Green Butt Skunk - SKUNKG
Sizes 2,4 & 6
Black Gordon - GORDON
Purple Peril - PPERIL
Skykomish Sunrise - SKYK0M
Sizes 2.4 & 6
Winters Hope - WINTER
Sizes 2 & 4
Pink Alaskabou - ALASPK
Purple Alaskabou - ALASPR
Sizes 2/0 & 4
Otis Bug
Copper/Gold/Black - OTISCG Hot Head - OTISHH Size 6
Emission-Kissin'™ Otis Bugger™
Black Flame - ESOBKF Midnight Flame - ESOMNR Size 6
Tung Tickler™
Black Stone TTIKBS Hot Orange - TTIKHO Hot Pink - TTIKHP
Peacock - TTIKPS Size 6
Great Lakes Caddis Larva
Chartreuse - GLCADC Green - GLCADG Size 6,8& 10
Nite-Mare - STBLNM
Pink Casino - STBLPC
Peppermint Twist - STBLTW Sizes 1/0 & 4
Articulated Ultra Wog™
Chartreuse - ULTWCH
Hot Pink ULTWOG
Light Pink - ULTWLP White ULTWHT Size 2
Flesh Fly
Flesh Fly - FLESHF
Sizes 4 & 8
Kenai Candy™
Flesh - JHKCCS
Sizes 2,4 & 6
Bass/Warmwater Flies
Bass and Panfish patterns are rated aggressive because they
agitate, antagonize and otherwise entice heart pounding strikes.
Our properly engineered patterns are sturdy and will take
the pounding.
Magnum Prince™
Copper - MAGCOP Peacock - MAGPEA Sizes 6,8 & 10
Tunghead™ Flash-Bak™ Steelhead P.T.
THFBPT Sizes 6, 8& 10
Hex Sparrow - GLHEXS Sizes 6,8 & 10 B.H. Sparrow/Olive
- GLBSOL Sizes 6 & 8
Simple Stone Nymph
Beadhead - GLBSSB Sizes 8,10 & 12 Standard - GLSSFN Sizes
10 & 12
Fox's Mudbugs™
Chocolate Brown FSMBBN Olive - FSMBOL Size 4
Luke's Bass Candy™
Black -JLBSBK Crawfish Orange - JLBSCO White - JLBSWH Size
Bass and Warmwater Flies
Carp are fast becoming the popular freshwater bonefish. We
do know they are ugly, big and really fun to tie into. Jon
Luke has mastered the patterns that now take hundreds of the
biggest Carp anywhere in any type of situation. Bass have
a place in most serious anglers hearts and are a hoot to catch
on a popper.
Pro-Tec Poppers™
Black - POPBLK
Chartreuse - POPCHR
Frog - POPFRG
Pearl - POPPRL
Yellow - POPYEL
Sizes 6 & 10
Black- SLIBLK
Chartreuse - SLICHR
Frog - SLIFRG
Pearl - SLIPRL
Yellow - SLIYEL
Sizes 6 & 10
Yellow/Black - PERPYL
Pearl White/Black - PERPWH
Frog - PERPFG
Black/Silver - PERPBK
Fire Tiger - PERPFT
Sizes 6 & 10
Small Fry™
Silver - SMFSIL Olive - SMFOLV Chartreuse - SMFCHR Size 6
'Ultra' Foam-Tec Bubble Divers™
Black/Red - UFBDBR Frog - UFBDFR Fire Tiger - UFBDFT Sizes
6 & 10
Mini Ultra Popper™
Black - MNPOPB Green - MNPOPG Red - MNPOPR Yellow-MNP0PY Size
Warmwater/Saltwater flies
A guy once told us - If you and Crazy Charlie want to Snake
a Small Fry around
hoping to Deceive some Half & Half EZ Prey™ then try Rattlin
your Shrimp
or tickling your MOAL Rhoid™. The guys at the lodge will think
your Numero Uno.
We are not so sure we believe him but the flies he mentions
are sturdy and reliable.
Luke's Carp Candy™
Black- JLCCBK Olive -JLCCOL Crayfish Orange - JLCCOR Tan
- JLCCTN Size 6
Luke's Carp Craw™
Orange- JLCROR Grey- JLCRGR Size 6
Luke's Carp Urchin™
Black- JLCUBK Olive/Black - JLCUOB Orange/Black - JLCUOR
Size 6
Luke's Shellback Carp Bug™
Brown - JLSBCB Size 6
Quad Generation™
Anchovy - DHTGAN Dorado - DHTGDO Mackeral - DHTGMK Sardine
- DHTGSD Squid - DHTGSQ Size 4/0
Rattlin' Bait™
Bleedin' Bluegill - DHRBBB Bluegill - DHRBGL Shad - DHRBSH
Size 2/0
Saltwater Pearly Poppers
Red/White - PRLPRW Green/White - PRLPGW Blue/White - PRLPBW
Peacock - PRLPPK Size 2/0 & 2
Cockroach - DECCOC Green/White - DECGWH Blue/White - DECWHB
Chartreuse/White - DECCHR White - DECWHT Sizes 2/0 & 2
SaltWater flies
Fishy's Bonefishy™ Fly
Pink - FFBFPK Sizes 4 & 6
Calftail Deep Minnow™
Chartreuse/White - DHDMCH Olive/White DHDMOL Pink/White -
DHDMPK Tan/White - DHDMTN Sizes 4 & 6
Bonefish Shrimp
Beadchain Pink - BCBSPK Beadchain Tan - BCBSTN Dazl-Eye Pink
- DEBSPK Dazl-Eye Tan - DEBSTN Sizes 2,4 & 6
Del s Permit Crab - PERMIT Size 2 Raghead Crab Tan -RAGTAN
Brown - RAGBRN Size 2,4& 6
Super Male Shrimp™
Pink - DFBSPK Sizes 4 & 6
Rattlin' Shrimp
Chartreuse - RTSHCH Gold - RTSHGD Tan -RTSHTN Size 2
Beadchain - GOTCHB Dazl-Eye - GOTCHD Sizes 2,4 & 6
Black/White - CFLYBK
Blue/White - CFLYBU
Olive/White - CFLYOL
Size 1/0
Value Bug Packs
The word value is one we take seriously because that it is
exactly what you get with these amazing assortments. Just
look at the time and energy we
put into each and every pack. Then look at the price. Designed
for counter top flash sales or they can be hung in key display
areas. Each assortment is hand picked and made special from
our excess inventory. So assortments &
patterns will vary. Of course this gives the customer the
ability to pick and choose the selection thay they prefer.
There is many times an angler will want
to try something neat and new and not pay a arm and a leg
for it. These are just the ticket. In addition many of the
flies are signature patterns. There is no bigger bang for
your buck than right here.
The word value is one we take seriously because that it is
exactly what you get with these amazing assortments. Just
look at the time and energy we
put into each and every pack. Then look at the price. Designed
for counter top flash sales or they can be hung in key display
Each assortment is hand picked and made special from our excess
inventory. So assortments & patterns will vary. Of course
this gives the customer the ability to pick and choose the
selection thay they prefer. There is many times an angler
will want to try something neat and new and not pay a arm
and a leg for it. These are just the ticket. In addition many
of the flies are signature patterns. There is no
bigger bang for your buck than right here.
for contacts/source:
17537 North Umpqua Highway
Roseburg, Oregon 97470
Toll Free Tel (800) 444-6916
E-Mail: email@example.com
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Company offers a huge range of flies include: Fulling Mill
Tactical Series, Blobs
Bloodworms,Buzzers,Carp Flies,Dry Flies, Black Woolly Bugger,
Tinsel Town,
Emergers & Suspenders, Lures, 1,84 CHFBuy,Black Hare's
Ear,Oliver Edwards Small Black Stonefly Nymph and much more.
Fly tying company
Denver stays on the vise for this month's Creature Classis to tie the Goddard
Caddis. For this version, he uses a darker orange coloration for autumn. This
very productive dry fly pattern incorporates deer hair and saddle hackle which
allows it to ride high on the water surface.
Size 14 Tiemco TMC100
Size 14 Whiting 100's Saddle Hackle
Schlappen Feather Stem
Black 70 Ultra Thread
Orange Deer Dody
Peacock Hurl
Salmon Fly
Many people tend to just sweep their problems away that these same
issues can apply to situations on the river. Anglers sweep their
fishing problems away on the river by moving to a different spot.
They never truly face the challenge of catching that rising trout
fish just out of reach or trying something different to get that
fish you know is there, but won't take your offering.
When we arrive at the river, we arrive with many tools to face
these challenges: boxes of different fly flies, rods, longer rods,
reels etc.
Most fly fishermen know how to overhead cast , but what about spey
Spey casting
Spey casting story
Spey casting is essentially an advanced, aerialized roll cast
developed on the Spey River in Scotland, where fly anglers were
faced with wide, fast rivers that had trees and brush running all
the way down to the river's edge. These obstacles left no room for
back casts.
In spey casting, we learn a bunch of different casts and use them
in certain situations: The Perry Poke, Single Spey, Snap-T, and
the Snake Roll just to name a few, each of them was developed for
a certain situation on the river.
If a certain technique works for us one time, we tend to stick
with that technique. People are creatures of habit. River anglers
are faced with endless obstacles including wind, deep water, back
eddies, , last water and over hanging limbs. It is our duty as an
angler to accept these challenges mid figure them out.
looking for a solution Spey casting on the river can be
part of solution, especially if you incorpo- rate it into fishing
with your singlehanded rod. Spey casting is not just for double
handed rods. More and more anglers are beginning to see the value
of spey casting with a singlehanded fishing rod.
"The river was about 60 feet wide, with steep banks, brush
hanging over on both sides, and it dropped off very quickly about
four feet from the bank. The river was running from right to left.
Being one to never pass up an opportunity to a rising fish, and
knowing that there were a lot of anglers on the water, I gladly
accepted their invitation and stepped into the river. I waded out
as far from the bank as I could, until the water was about six inches
from the top of my waders. I turned around to see how far from the
bank I'd gotten, and there I stood a mere seven to eight feet from
the clearing between the bushes and trees. I thought to myself wow,
this is going to be tough. If you were to attempt an overhand cast,
these guys were right, the fish were out of reach.
Then it hit me. Then, I knew a little bit of spey casting. Why
not try a spey cast? I thought about how I was going to go about
this. So after a little pondering, I positioned myself slightly
upstream and across from the rising trout, then quickly stripped
out a bunch of line from my reel and let the current carry it down-stream
until my line was taunt. I lifted my rod tip, swung it around and
down at the water. That in turn, shot my fly back upriver and set
my anchor point. I swept my rod around over my right shoulder to
form my D-loop and then moved onto the forward stroke of my cast.
The line and the fly shot out like a bullet, sending my gigantic
salmon fly imitation right into the feeding lane.
Because I was still new at spey casting, I was completely amazed
at what I accomplished I had just done a Snap-T with my 9 ft 6 weight!
It took a few casts before I figured out the right drift but I finally
managed to kind a decent brown out of the run. At that point, landing
a big fish was not my main concern. What I just figured out with
my casting was far more meaningful to me. I opened up a whole new
world of fishing opportunities to myself and I began to clearly
see more and more benefits of learning spey casts. There is no doubt
about it, fly fishing is challenging. We take up that challenge
every time we step into the river with our fly rod. At times it
leaves us humbled and causes us to even spit out a few cuss words,
yet we come back and do it again and again. Is it because we are
obsessed? Maybe. Whatever the reason, it is something that brings
joy and fulfillment to us. Learning to spey cast isn't going to
solve all your problems on the river, however, it's a step in the
right direction. It'll increase your arsenal of tools and tactics
for solving some of these so called "quandaries" on the
river, ultimately improving your odds of landing more fish!"
Mayfly patterns
Mayfly patterns drainage are used to catch trout around the world.
Mayflies give fly fishing anglers the opportunity to imitate a number
of different stages of an aquatic insect's life cycle, be it emerger,larva,
spinner and adult.
The role that mayflies play in contemporary fly fishing is even
more pronounced.
Pick up any magazine, book, magazine, or DVD dealing with trout
fishing, and you will almost certainly find different type mayflies.
Dry fly fishing for Trout and mayflies
Dry fly fishing is both action
and challenging ...To know more about: Dry fly fishing factors, Natural drift,
How to make a better selection of the mayfly, Mayfly spinner pattern and the
Flies, make a difference and coment - fun and photos


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