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The Yardstick Flesh is 3 inches of flesh and eggs rolling down the river. A string of 6mm beads, l ...
The Yardstick Flesh is 3 inches of flesh and eggs rolling down the river. A string of 6mm beads, lead eyes and ostrich waving enticingly in the current bring in the big trout and dollies!
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This fly line is ideal for nymph style fishing under an indicator, throwing roll casts, and mending ...
This fly line is ideal for nymph style fishing under an indicator, throwing roll casts, and mending large flies in fast moving water. Whether you are trout, salmon or steelhead fishing, this line will do the trick.
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A rod like no other, the Echo OHS is the perfect middle ground between a switch rod and a standard s ...
A rod like no other, the Echo OHS is the perfect middle ground between a switch rod and a standard single hand rod. Imagine if your favorite single hand rod and your favorite switch rod made a baby... that baby would be the OHS. At 10' 4" in length, the OHS overheads effortlessly, mends huge amounts of line and still does switch and spey casts beautifully. Especially when you put on the 2 1/2" rear spey grip. Take note Kenai anglers: These rods are tremendous out of the boat for rainbows!
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You won't beieve this surface fly until you try it during the salmon spawn. Find a group of spawing ...
You won't beieve this surface fly until you try it during the salmon spawn. Find a group of spawing salmon with Dolly Varden hanging around eating eggs. In other words a classic bead fishing situation. Tie on our custom Orange Gurgler, cast it out and strip it back FAST! Not only will Dollies chase it down, but the biggest ones seem to attack it with the most gusto. An amazingly fun fly when you need a change up from bead fishing.
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This scaled down version of our Gurgler is perfect for cutthroat, grayling, small trout or when a sm ...
This scaled down version of our Gurgler is perfect for cutthroat, grayling, small trout or when a smaller profile is needed. At only 1.25" in length, it is perfect on beaver ponds and small rivers. Cutthroat can't stay off it!
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Purple and Pink, aka Aleutian Queen, is as classic a color combo as you will find. And with good rea ...
Purple and Pink, aka Aleutian Queen, is as classic a color combo as you will find. And with good reason. It is a fish slayer! The purple is subtle and doesn't spook wary fish while the pink adds just a hint of 'pop' to get the attention of fish. Add a few of these to your silver or king arsenal.
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The Fuschia UV Polar Articulated Hareball is a hot fly for hot fish. From tidewater all the way up F ...
The Fuschia UV Polar Articulated Hareball is a hot fly for hot fish. From tidewater all the way up Fuschia will light up silvers and kings. Give this fly a try when others aren't working.
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The Chartreuse/White Articulated Polar Egg Hareball is a killer lower river fly for fresh silvers or ...
The Chartreuse/White Articulated Polar Egg Hareball is a killer lower river fly for fresh silvers or kings. It elicits big grabs from chrome fish just out of the estuary.
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What's better than an Articulated Hareball Leech? An Articulated UV Polar Egg Hareball Leech! Tied w ...
What's better than an Articulated Hareball Leech? An Articulated UV Polar Egg Hareball Leech! Tied with rabbit and UV Polar Chenille, this custom AFFG fly is a silver and king salmon slayer. The addition of UV materials gives the fly a little something extra when you need it. The Black/Chartreuse version is ideal for sticky fish that aren't grabbing bright colored flies.
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The Floating Flesh Peach is like a Gurgler on steroids! Find a run full of spawning salmon and fish ...
The Floating Flesh Peach is like a Gurgler on steroids! Find a run full of spawning salmon and fish this floating weapon over them. The trout and char can't resist coming up to a combination of flesh, egg, and rubber legs all waking right over their head.
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The Dirty Hippy is a killer smolt and sculpin pattern. A conehead hidden under the head gives it a b ...
The Dirty Hippy is a killer smolt and sculpin pattern. A conehead hidden under the head gives it a bit of weight and the soft materials make it quiver in the water. Swing this pup on a sink tip and hang on!
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The Little McFry is a mini version of the Lord of the Frys and is a great early season pattern for t ...
The Little McFry is a mini version of the Lord of the Frys and is a great early season pattern for trout. If there are sockeye fry out-migrating, you should have this fly in your box.
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The Lord of the Frys is an amazingly realistic little baitfish pattern. A great fly to have on your ...
The Lord of the Frys is an amazingly realistic little baitfish pattern. A great fly to have on your line during the spring smolt out-migration.
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When you want the sparsest of bait fish flies, look no further than the Thunder Creek. This fly is d ...
When you want the sparsest of bait fish flies, look no further than the Thunder Creek. This fly is deadly during the early season sockeye fry out-migration. It is particularly good when the trout get fussy.
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Try these killer epoxy bait fish/salmon fry patterns for trout, dollies and char. The epoxy head and ...
Try these killer epoxy bait fish/salmon fry patterns for trout, dollies and char. The epoxy head and synthetic body make a very durable and life like fly. Equally effective off the beaches or in the river.
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The Small Fry is a very realistic medium-profile fry pattern. It has a big eye and distinct parr mar ...
The Small Fry is a very realistic medium-profile fry pattern. It has a big eye and distinct parr marks which trout key in on. We have had some amazing days swinging this fly along cutbanks and around log jams.
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Our custom Cerise/Orange AK Clouser is a deadly mid season attractor fry. Searun Dolly Varden and Cu ...
Our custom Cerise/Orange AK Clouser is a deadly mid season attractor fry. Searun Dolly Varden and Cutthroat trout love bright-colored fry patterns off the beaches as well as up in the creeks.
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Alevins are baby salmon with their yolk sac still attached. When they get swept out of the gravel in ...
Alevins are baby salmon with their yolk sac still attached. When they get swept out of the gravel in spring time the trout and dollies vacuum them up!
