With more than 10,000 cataloged patterns of fishing flies, finding the best one can be a long task of trial and error. The quest to find the perfect fishing fly has burdened fishermen for ages, but the general rule of thumb is to use dark fishing flies on cloudy days and bright fishing flies on [...]

The Cranberry Flash Fly has quickly become a favorite pattern of Steelhead and Salmon fishing enthusiasts all over the world. Initially created as a Silver Salmon pattern this fly, in a number of variations has shown it’s effectiveness with all types of fish. Rising through the pattern ranks this fly with its bright coloration is [...]

As most Salmon fishermen are aware, spawning salmon leave their appetite at the rivers mouth when entering fresh water to spawn. Given that fact many Salmon flies are therefore designed to irritate, if not at least interest Salmon as they move along their migratory routes. The Pink Spanker is just such a pattern. Bright and [...]

The Red Steelhead Scud is a bright addition to your fly box. It reminds fish of what they once ate in salt water and could even imitate what they are finding in their new freshwater environment. Whatever the reason, this fly works well when drifted naturally and can even get strikes moving as well. click [...]

The Orange Steelhead Scud is a bright addition to your fly box. It reminds fish of what they once ate in salt water and could even imitate what they are finding in their new freshwater environment. Whatever the reason, this fly works well when drifted naturally and can even get strikes moving as well. click [...]

This Hot Butt Skunk Fly is a flashy pattern that hardly resembles its classic cousins the Green Butt and Traditional Skunk. It is an good pattern to use when water turns a little cloudy or when you just need more flash. click here to learn more

This comet variation adds bright marabou to the classic pattern to attract more aggresive salmon and steelhead. The Coho Comet Salmon Fly has proven itself to be a valueable addition to any angler’s fly box. click here to learn more

The Brite Pink Fly is a sparse pattern that combines flash and a trio of colors proven to attract attention from sea run fish. click here to learn more

A pattern with more subdued coloration, this Brindle Bug Fly may remind fish of certain prey items encountered in salt water. It is effective when brighter patterns may turn fish off. click here to learn more

A proven pattern on Northwestern steelhead rivers. The Boss Fly is a great pattern to try on fish that travel far upstream to spawn. click here to learn more