Slack Water Caddis: This is a great caddis for slick water situations, but can be fished through the riffles too. From American Fly Fishing
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Tungsten Bead October Caddis, Mercers: This heavy weighted tungstun bead October Caddis sinks to the bottom where it belongs. When it’s October Caddis time, don’t forget to have some of these in your box. From American Fly Fishing
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Ultra Mysis Shrimp: This fly imitates the dead shrimp that trout love to eat. The silver and white alternating wraps mimic the trus color and give the fly extra weight and texture. From American Fly Fishing
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Unreal Egg, Pettis: This egg fly almost works too well. If you ever need that little bit of extra help while fishing, tie one of these on your line. They do work. From American Fly Fishing
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String Leech: This articulated leech is a killer pattern. Great for steelhead and salmon. From American Fly Fishing
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Waller Waker: There is absolutely nothing cooler than a steelhead or salmon coming topside for a fly. Skate this bad boy across a riffle or glassy tailout and try not to set too soon. From American Fly Fishing
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Tungsten Zebra Midge: The zebra midge has proven it’s effectiveness too many times to count. Don’t think about being without them on your favorite lake, spring creek or tailwater. The tungsten bead gets it down fast. From American Fly Fishing
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Silver Hilton: The ultimate in west coast traditional steelhead flies. When visiting rivers like the Rouge and the Klamath - don’t show up without a Silver Hilton From American Fly Fishing
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Trailing Shuck Midge: The trailing shuck adds just a bit more life-like quality to this fish producing pattern. From American Fly Fishing
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Soft Hackle Partridge, Nemes: The traditional wet fly is made with a hackle of partridge and a body of colored silk. Pick a color and swing it through your favorite trout run. From American Fly Fishing
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