Flies for Fly Fishing

Shenandoah Sunfish Slider: What a great looking popper! Colorful and a great shape. Easy to cast and sucks under really well. Bass can’t resist the slow rise to the surface. From American Fly Fishing
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Skoks Mushmouth: What a great fly to cast and fish. Shimmers like crazy. Sheds water for easy 2nd shots at moving fish. From American Fly Fishing
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Ultimate Wog: Top water action for Steelies and Silvers is the name of the game for real fly fishers. This fly is very effective. From American Fly Fishing
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Saltwater Poppers: This one is a no-brainer. It’s a must have for anyone heading to the salt. From American Fly Fishing
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Turneffe Crab, Mathew’s : This little fly has caught a lot of permit in the last several years. It looks like a real crab, and that means trouble for permit. From American Fly Fishing
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Top Secret Midge: This is the perfect midge imitation for very selective fish. Nymph it deep or grease it and fish it in the surface film. From American Fly Fishing
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String Thing: This is the perfect big ugly string leech for salmon and steelhead. They are 3 inches long. From American Fly Fishing
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Tarpon Toad, Merriman’s : This is a great tarpon fly. A good profile, plenty of movement, and a hook that’ll stick you just looking at it. From American Fly Fishing
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Stinger Stone: This is a great stonefly nymph for getting deep quickly. Its design makes it ride relatively snag free and leaves the entire gap open to sink the hook deep. From American Fly Fishing
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Squidly, Tomine’s : This is a great pattern to get those crushing grabs that we all love so much. The articulation adds aditional movement to provoke a grab. From American Fly Fishing
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