Flies

A nicely colored down wing smelt pattern.

A simple, yet effective streamer to imitate smelt.

A very attractive smelt pattern, sparsely tied.

Created by John Barr. This fly stands up to its name and has saved the day on more than one occasion.

Includes: 3 Black Ghost Marabou 3 Kennebago Smelt 3 Montreal Whore 3 Shufelt Special You can get the collection with or without the box.  The box m...

A very attractive blue smelt pattern. Very good on our Rangeley area lakes .

a beautiful streamer for casting or trolling

A caddis pupa emerger - one of the best. Created by Gary Lafontaine.

The original high floating stonefly pattern.

A classic big stone pattern in all the best colors.

A classic big stone pattern in all the best colors with legs and extra weight.

Originated by a Maine game warden named Joseph Stickney in 1925. This is one of the real classic Maine streamer flies. NOTE: The current flies we h...

for casting or trolling

This fly was created by Rob Donald of Rob's Fly Shop. It is a great pattern for Drake hatches and as a general search pattern.

An attractive variation of a woolly bugger.

Created by Bud Wilcox of Rangeley to imitate the Crayfish common in the area ponds.

A Bud Wilcox of Rangeley creation - good for imitating a crayfish.     

The Turcks is one of my go to top water stone fly patterns.

Imitates the American Grannom caddis in its protective casing. Good in the spring.

From Fran Betters of the Adirondack area of New York. A very impressionistic pattern.

 Originated in the 1930's by a Maine game warden named  Joseph Stickney.

A small Mayfly nymph. Very effective when fish are being picky and have seen a lot of flies.

A small Mayfly (BWO) nymph like the WD 40 but with a curved body and a flash back. One of my most effective flies during the late summer.

A very popular caddis imitation originated in northern Maine on the West Branch of the Penobscot river.