When a darker pattern is in order, the Black Chumpy is ideal. This fly really fishes well in dark, off-color or tannic water.
Fishing in Alaska requires unique flies. Alaskan trout and char have a far different diet, and prefer very different flies, than trout that live elsewhere. Salmon and steelhead usually want an attractor pattern of a certain size, color and profile. Matching the right fly with the conditions you will face is the difference between catching a few fish and having a day of a lifetime.
We have the largest selection of Alaska fly fishing flies available anywhere. Whether you are catching salmon, trout, char, or grayling, we have the flies you need.
How do you know which fly patterns to buy? Our knowledgeable staff can help! Call (907) 586-1550 or email us for more information.
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When a darker pattern is in order, the Black Chumpy is ideal. This fly really fishes well in dark, o ...
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The Extra Virgin is a light olive version of the Crispy Critter. Fish this 3 1/4 inch long articulat ...
The Extra Virgin is a light olive version of the Crispy Critter. Fish this 3 1/4 inch long articulated sculpin on a sink tip or with a split shot right in front of it. The spun deerhair makes a commotion under water and the synthetic dubbed body breaks up its profile. Give one a try.
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Similarly tied to the Cockroach, the Black Death is an easy to cast tarpon fly with great profile in ...
Similarly tied to the Cockroach, the Black Death is an easy to cast tarpon fly with great profile in the water. Black and red is a killer combo for spooky fish.
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This pattern is designed specifically for throwing at resting or "laid up" tarpon. The combination o ...
This pattern is designed specifically for throwing at resting or "laid up" tarpon. The combination of materials give the fly a slower sink rate which helps keep the fly in front of the fish longer, enticing the grab.
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The Gummy Minnow is back and better than ever. When the Dollies are ultra picky and you need a per ...
The Gummy Minnow is back and better than ever. When the Dollies are ultra picky and you need a perfect match to the salmon smolt, this is it.
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The Stinger Super Prawn is a classic steelhead swinging fly that is still one of our favorites to th ...
The Stinger Super Prawn is a classic steelhead swinging fly that is still one of our favorites to this day. Lightweight and easy to cast but tied on a super sticky 1/0 hook.
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Trout spey is all the range right now and trout fishing in Alaska is as good as it gets. This trou ...
Trout spey is all the range right now and trout fishing in Alaska is as good as it gets. This trout spey selection is an excellent choice for early to mid-summer before the river is full of salmon.
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The Cockroach #1/0 is a fly that every tarpon angler must have in their box - tried and tested for m ...
The Cockroach #1/0 is a fly that every tarpon angler must have in their box - tried and tested for many years, and a very successful pattern.
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For our BPF V.2 we added just a little bit of squishenille for a that extra movement and chartreuse ...
For our BPF V.2 we added just a little bit of squishenille for a that extra movement and chartreuse eyes to provide some really deep contrast.
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The Pike Dragon #2/0 is our first weedless popper specifically designed for HUGE northern pike. Wh ...
The Pike Dragon #2/0 is our first weedless popper specifically designed for HUGE northern pike. While we had the YK delta in mind when we came up with this pattern it should work equally well in places like the Amazon.
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The Ultimate Steelhead Selection is perfect for the angler who wants 50 of the best steelhead flies ...
The Ultimate Steelhead Selection is perfect for the angler who wants 50 of the best steelhead flies all together in one of the best boxes around.
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The Crispy Critter is an entirely new take on the articulated sculpin. It is virtually unweighted so ...
The Crispy Critter is an entirely new take on the articulated sculpin. It is virtually unweighted so it should be fished either on a sink tip or with a split shot on the leader (or both.) The spun deerhair makes a commotion under water and the synthetic dubbed body breaks up its profile. A very fishy little pattern.
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Alaska's coastal cutthroat trout are true gems of the rainforest. Th 30 fly coastal cutthroat trout ...
Alaska's coastal cutthroat trout are true gems of the rainforest. Th 30 fly coastal cutthroat trout fly selection is everything you need to target these fish. From dries on top to sub surface streamers they can't resist, our selection will help you catch fish in lakes, rivers and ponds all over SE Alaska and the Lost Coast.
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Rio's Morrish Micro Jig Sculpin can be dead drifted, twitched through boulders, or stripped back qui ...
Rio's Morrish Micro Jig Sculpin can be dead drifted, twitched through boulders, or stripped back quickly through the deep buckets.
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The Truffle Shuffle is a killer tarpon and snook fly, especially in places where you find yourself c ...
The Truffle Shuffle is a killer tarpon and snook fly, especially in places where you find yourself casting into weeds. The deer hair head pushes water while the mono strand keeps the junk off the #1 hook.
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The Purple & Chartreuse is a prime color for steelhead glo bugs. If you are fishing the Situk Ri ...
The Purple & Chartreuse is a prime color for steelhead glo bugs. If you are fishing the Situk River in Yakutat, these are standard issue. We are now having our Steelhead Glo Bugs custom tied on a stout Aqua Talon hook. An Alaska Fly Fishing Goods exclusive. You won't bend these out on big fish!
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Mid to late morning, it is not unusual for a PMD hatch to come off in Bristol Bay. The Sparkle Dun P ...
Mid to late morning, it is not unusual for a PMD hatch to come off in Bristol Bay. The Sparkle Dun PMD in #14 is an excellent match and will often fool big rainbows.
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Rio's Kingslayer is tied on an ultra-sharp hook for positive hookups. The marabou and bead chain e ...
Rio's Kingslayer is tied on an ultra-sharp hook for positive hookups. The marabou and bead chain eye keep it light, while the hair adds nice bulk in the water.
