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Of course pike can't stay off this fly. Red & Yellow with a long wiggle tail is pretty much pike ...
Of course pike can't stay off this fly. Red & Yellow with a long wiggle tail is pretty much pike candy. But we have also found that Rockfish and Ling Cod love it, too! With a 3/0 stainless hook it can do double duty in the salt.
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The Chartreuse Black Articulated Hareball produces from the tidewater zone all the way upstream. The ...
The Chartreuse Black Articulated Hareball produces from the tidewater zone all the way upstream. The black collar tones down the fly and makes it a favorite of kings and silvers. Equally effective on the swing or on the strip retrieve.
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The Dark Peach Trout bead is a good bead to imitate salmon eggs that have been in the river for some ...
The Dark Peach Trout bead is a good bead to imitate salmon eggs that have been in the river for some time.
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The Tan Big Gulp Sculp is a solid choice when the trout aren't grabbing the darker colored patterns. ...
The Tan Big Gulp Sculp is a solid choice when the trout aren't grabbing the darker colored patterns. A true "guide favorite," it consistently produces big rainbows. Articulated with a wool head and heavy lead eyes, it has all the ingredients of a winner.
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Fish Skull Living Eyes are super realistic holographic eyes. They can either be stuck to Cross Eyed ...
Fish Skull Living Eyes are super realistic holographic eyes. They can either be stuck to Cross Eyed Cones or put directly on the head of a saltwater pattern. They come in Ice (Clear Pearl colored) or Fire (Red). 20 per pack except the 10mm which has 16.
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BnR's 50/50 Roe Natural is a good bead to fish when there are a bazillion eggs in the wa ...
BnR's 50/50 Roe Natural is a good bead to fish when there are a bazillion eggs in the water. It is a universal color combination that can cover a large range of fishing situations. Try this in 7mm behind spawning Sockeye or Pinks and in the 8 or 10mm size behind Chums and Kings. Comes with BnR's signature T-stop bead pegs.
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The original Senyo's Egg Raider was so good we had to get the version 2. With colors that are sure ...
The original Senyo's Egg Raider was so good we had to get the version 2. With colors that are sure to entice chrome steelhead all over Alaska, this fly is a winner.
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Fire Orange is like a magnet for predatory trout and grayling. Our custom Royal Humpy in Fire Orange ...
Fire Orange is like a magnet for predatory trout and grayling. Our custom Royal Humpy in Fire Orange deserves a place in your dry fly box. It floats high so you can fish it in the swiftest of waters, has an easy-to-see white wing and the fire orange under body will bring trout to the surface.
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The Pimp Shrimp is a super nice big bonefish pattern for Hawaii, the Bahamas or anywhere else where ...
The Pimp Shrimp is a super nice big bonefish pattern for Hawaii, the Bahamas or anywhere else where bigger is better. This fly flat out moves in the water. Rubber legs in the pearl body as well as a rubber leg/Krystal Flash tail really looks like a shrimp swimming.
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All the materials you need to tie 12 Pink Hareball Leeches. Size 1/0 salmon hooks, Cactus Chenille, ...
All the materials you need to tie 12 Pink Hareball Leeches. Size 1/0 salmon hooks, Cactus Chenille, rabbit strips, lead eyes, schlappen, thread, and a sample fly. Check out the video on our site for complete tying instructions. The Hareball Leech is one of Alaska's most effective salmon flies. From silvers to kings to chum, Hareballs catch fish!
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New for 2023 to our Guide Trout Bead Collection, Mark's Trout Food in Apricot is a "dead egg" imitat ...
New for 2023 to our Guide Trout Bead Collection, Mark's Trout Food in Apricot is a "dead egg" imitations that are deadly late in the salmon spawn. Think September-October. A muct have when the river is full of zombie salmon and the trout are trying to get in thier last meal before winter.
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We have to say, the Alaska Fly Fishing Goods logo looks awesome on a charcoal t-shirt. Show your lov ...
We have to say, the Alaska Fly Fishing Goods logo looks awesome on a charcoal t-shirt. Show your love of Alaska and fishing with this sweet T. The design is full color on the back and has a small white logo on the left chest.
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Nightshade is the sleeper color in the Trailer Trash line up. Dark but with a enough red to elicit c ...
Nightshade is the sleeper color in the Trailer Trash line up. Dark but with a enough red to elicit crushing grabs from kings. With no lead eyes or weight on the hook this fly is a breeze to cast and dips & dives with every shift in the current during the swing.
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The Kandy Kane Eggabou is pretty hard to beat. A stinger-style Alaskabou with an attractor bead tied ...
The Kandy Kane Eggabou is pretty hard to beat. A stinger-style Alaskabou with an attractor bead tied in Hot Pink. What else does a fish want?
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A little darker than Montana Roe, Mandarin Roe is another ideal bead when steelhead are holding in r ...
A little darker than Montana Roe, Mandarin Roe is another ideal bead when steelhead are holding in runs and getting a good long look at your drift. The light mottling on Mandarin gives it a totally different look in the water. Disco Balls are designed for spring steelhead where bigger beads are better. Quadruple coating gives them a deadly mix of sparkle, durability and color depth.
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The Battle Creek Light is a more washed out pink version of the Battle Creek. Also very effective be ...
The Battle Creek Light is a more washed out pink version of the Battle Creek. Also very effective before and during the flesh season.
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Our Skampi fly is a relatively sparse bonefish pattern with rubber legs and 5/32" brass eyes. It is ...
Our Skampi fly is a relatively sparse bonefish pattern with rubber legs and 5/32" brass eyes. It is a small package with a lot of movement that gets down quickly.
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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! ...
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 is a go-to for picky grayling and early season rainbows. If you have a hard time seeing it, try trailing it off of a larger dry fly.
