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Named after the forage fish that once was abundant in the Rangeley region.

Another Carrie Stevens design.

One of the most abundant mayflies in a low profile pattern.

A new pattern created and used for years by my saltwater tyer. A great sand colored flats fly.

A standard midge nymph very effective in the fall on our rivers.

A standard midge nymph very effective in the fall on our rivers. A great dropper for fall nymph fishing.

Big and bulky Drake imitation used to imitate our Brown Drakes that hatch around here during the month of July.

The Brown Owl was created by Bob Broad of Errol New Hampshire and is best used to imitate the large Stoneflies that hatch on the area rivers. It is...

A parachute style Brown Drake that sets low on the surface in the film.

Dark body wulff one of the original colors.

This is a great search or stonefly pattern. Used on the small ponds in our area.

This is a very versatile fly. It can be used as a dry or pulled under the surface as an emerger. Just change the color to match different insects.

A very standard design used for caddis just match the color.

- 3 Green rock worm - 3 Killer caddis - 3 Electric caddis  3 Krystal caddis, olive  

An effective fly pattern for when Drake mayflies are hatching.

A streamer for when everything else fails.

A big ugly foam thing - fun to fish.

Originated by Carrie Stevens during the 2nd W.W. in honor of her good friend Colonel Joseph Bates.

One of the best selling flies of all time. Created by John Barr as the ultimate attractor nymph. Comes in an effective selection of colors.

A classic, all purpose flats fly. Locally tied.

All are tied on a size 8 streamer hook.  Select color from size menu The Dam Wammy was created by Wes Miller (nicknamed Wam) for fishing at Upper D...

Al Troth's famous Caddis imitation. One of the most popular patterns ever created. The best fly to imitate our prolific caddis hatches that continu...

A crazy tie originated by Sue's brother..... has changed over the years..... great for pike and has caught some trout, too!

A Maine classic with a profile that represents many different bugs.  Popular for ponds.