Flies

Caddis fly patterns are popular and effective choices for fly fishing due to the prevalence of caddis flies in freshwater ecosystems.

CDC Feather Hackle Olive is a highly effective dry fly pattern used in fly fishing to imitate the adult stage of various aquatic insects, particularly mayflies.

The "v-fly" is a common style of fly pattern that imitates an insect with its wings forming a "V" shape when viewed from above. This style of fly is often used to mimic various...

The March Brown is one of the all time classic fly patterns. Highly versatile pattern working all year round.

This pheasant nymph with orange collar is a very well-known and successful nymph that should not be missing in any box.

The "Thread Body Nymph with Red Tip" is a simple yet effective fly pattern. It's commonly used to imitate various aquatic nymphs and larvae that fish prey upon.

A foam beetle is a type of fly pattern used in fly fishing to imitate a beetle, typically used to target fish species such as trout.

A foam wasp is a type of fly pattern used in fly fishing to imitate a wasp, typically used to target fish species such as trout.