These fly patterns are exclusive to Alaska Fly FIshing Goods and you won’t find them anywhere else. Most of them were developed by Alaskan guides or members of the Alaska Fly Fishing Goods team.
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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 Pike Dragon #2/0 is our first weedless popper specifically designed for HUGE northern pike. Wh ...
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The original Rabbit Strip Diver was so good for pike and saltwater rockfish that we had it tied up i ...
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Red & Yellow is a killer pike color. The original Rabbit Strip Diver was so good for pike and sa ...
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Chartreuse Blue adds in color contrast which is the hallmark of an effective sockeye fly. The wire b ...
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The 907 Crusher is a unique swinging fly that is compact in size but still holds a good profile in t ...
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Christmas Island bonefish love a worm fly. And when you are pursuing bonefish in less than 2 feet of ...
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Our custom AK Clouser in Black/White is tied on a nickel-plated long shank hook. Because ...
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Our custom Cerise/Orange AK Clouser is a deadly mid season attractor fry. Searun Dolly Varden and Cu ...
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Check out this ultra-fishy version of an egg sucking leech. A shaggy dubbed body has long hackle fib ...
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If you are looking for that Next Level swinging fly for steelhead, salmon and big Dollies, look no f ...
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Rainbow trout and Dolly Varden in the spring time are on the prowl for an easy meal and a wounded ba ...
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The Gray Stinger Chumpy is slightly more translucent in the water and entices predatory trout to cha ...
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During the spring fry bust, trout and Dolly Varden can come completely unglued for a topwater waking ...
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Peach & Cream is not quite fresh flesh and not quite washed out either. It is a perfect combinat ...
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The Late Pink Billy's Crystal Egg imitates an egg that has been in the water a little longer. Decept ...
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Big anandromous kings can't stay off the Chrome Crowbar! Tied Intruder-style, it features a profile ...
