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.
- Mid to late morning, it is not unusual for a PMD hatch to come off in Bristol Bay. The Sparkle Dun P ...
- Peachy King, along with Champagne, are the core two colors that need to be in your box. Peachy King ...
- Champagne, along with Peachy King, are the core two colors that need to be in your box. It is slight ...
- White Electric Leeches are great for spring and early summer fishing for trout in the rivers. They a ...
- Having a selection of leeches is critical to succeed in Alaskan lakes and streams. Olive is consiste ...
- One of the top dry flies in Alaska; especially for grayling. If we had to pick ONE dry to fish for ...
- Black Gnats are deadly on grayling! And in some rivers, grayling will refuse just about every other ...
- Check out our custom Alaskan version of the Black Gnat. The added enticement of a red tail is very e ...
- Hmmmm, wonder if these will work in Alaska? Yep, they do. ...
- The Adams is a staple dry for grayling and trout in Alaska. It has been around forever because it w ...
- The legendary Alaskan Salcha Pinkie dry fly is now available in more sizes. This fly is designed for ...
- 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! ...
- The Red Tail Mosquito is a custom pattern that grayling love. The bit of added attraction with the r ...
- Before the salmon start to spawn, bugs are the main food source. The little bit of flash on top of t ...
- Alaskan trout in lakes can often be enticed with a big fly that is stripped in. They don't get much ...
- Our version of the Carey Bugger incorporates a hint of flash in this classic lake and stream fly. Th ...
- The Olive Beadhead Carey Bugger is a favorite of trout in the lakes. Our version of the Carey B ...
- A real "go-to" pattern in late June and July. Try dropping a Micro May Fly or Lightning Bug off the ...
