- 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! ...
- This new version of the Tarantula is even better for topwater trout. Cutthroat especially love its b ...
- Our new Yellow Turk's Tarantula is a more natural version of the big topwater slayer. Great for cutt ...
- The Fluorescent Red Royal Humpy is a terrific grayling and cutthroat fly. Its super-buoyancy makes i ...
- Bristol Bay has enormous Green Drake hatches from mid July to early August. Make sure you have a few ...
- The Fluorescent Green Royal Humpy is a high-floating western-style trout fly. Rainbow & cutthroa ...
- The Red Tail Mosquito is a custom pattern that grayling love. The bit of added attraction with the r ...
- Take one of Alaska's most effective dry flies, the Adams, and combine it with a spun deerhair body f ...
- The #10 version is ideal for dry/dropper rigs or even dry/bead rigs. Make sure to have a few of thes ...
- 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 ...
- Mid to late morning, it is not unusual for a PMD hatch to come off in Bristol Bay. The Sparkle Dun P ...
- Late August through September can have some great hatches of large mayflies known as Gray Drakes. ...
- Rainbows, grayling and cutthroat are all suckers for a big dry fly now and then. Early season in the ...
- 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 ...
- Buggy and not too flashy is a great way to catch spooky fish. Trout and grayling that are a little s ...
