Janssen’s Minnow
Janssen’s Minnow: This little fly works wonders on trout and bass chasing small minnows. Pick a color or grab several and strip this fly through streams and lakes. From American Fly Fishing
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Janssen’s Minnow: This little fly works wonders on trout and bass chasing small minnows. Pick a color or grab several and strip this fly through streams and lakes. From American Fly Fishing
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Flesh And Egg: This is your standard flesh fly with an egg hanging off the back end as another trigger to get the grab. From American Fly Fishing
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Hell’s Bay Hopper: This is the ultimate weedless popper for both bass and the salt. The foam is on the underside of the hook so it rides hook up, leaving it free to be easily pulled through weed beds. From American Fly Fishing
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Hogan’s Rattle Tube: This is the perfect fly for shallow water bass fishing. From American Fly Fishing
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Fox’s Plump Poopah: This is the perfect caddis poopah for big steelies. They can’t resist it. From American Fly Fishing
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Foam Beetle: This is the perfect beetle when the fish are on terrestials. It floats all day, is visible, and has “fish candy” in the underbody, peacock. From American Fly Fishing
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Fat Head Beetle: This is the perfect beetle imitation. It will float all day and is easy to see. From American Fly Fishing
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G.B. Rubberleg Crystal Bugger: This is the old standard crystal bugger with something extra-rubber legs that drive fish crazy. Great for trout, steelhead and bass. From American Fly Fishing
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Humpy: This is one of those magic patterns that works even when it shouldn’t. Excellent for mayfly adults and emergers, but has saved the day many times when caddis were on the trout’s menu. From American Fly Fishing
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Frostbite Chironomid Pupa: This is one of the best midge patters around. Works great in lakes and rivers. From American Fly Fishing
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