Dry Flies

A very attractive and high floating fly from the western states. The H&L is a very versatile pattern with many feeding triggers.

This pattern is good for the spring hatches of dark bodied caddis.

An essential for any spring time Mayfly hatch.

The standard for those early season Hendrickson hatches in the light body color.

A real go-to pattern for those early season green body caddis hatches.

Our best selling dry fly. The Hornberg is one of the most versatile flies ever created. Created by Frank Hornberg of Wisconsin in the 1930's.  Grea...

Bakers dozen of Hornberg Flies (with or without box)

The standard in hopper patterns for many years. In three colors.

A very effective terrestrial pattern.

This is Ken Grime's pattern for the hex hatch. It's one of those flies that you don't bother to change once you start using it. It has a comparadun...

Originated here in Rangeley by area guide and fly tier Bud Wilcox. Good for mayflies of all sizes from Hendricksons to Drakes.

Our best selling emerger. Created by Hans Van Klinken. One of the most versatile designs  of all time. Just vary the size and color to match any in...

The shop's top selling emerger in a collection.  A Klink for every situation!  The box may vary from the one in the photo.

A hopper pattern created and tied by Dan LaPointe one of our tiers from New Hampshire.

A caddis emerger or spinner pattern. Very good fished in the film as a dropper off a dry. See blog post

This is a good general purpose fly during the summer months when the real thing is in the air.

The famous dry fly pattern in a low profile parachute style.

Created by Harry Murray of Virginia. Good for Drakes in the larger sizes and other mayflies in the smaller sizes.

The Nancy's Prayer was created by Eddy Reif of Bangor Maine.  It is the emerger match for the West Branch caddis dry fly pattern. It is used first ...

For when you need a yellow bodied mayfly.

A great, buggy looking dry fly pattern. Used to match a variety of Mayflies or Caddis.

A low profile look at the Gray bodied Adams.

A local favorite in a high floating Wulff pattern, a good, highly visible attractor, and great for brook trout. A wulff variation on the popular Pa...

One of my best caddis patterns for pocket water trout.