Classic yellow and white marabout streamer

Caddis emerger for spring when the grannom are hatching.

My favourite mayfly emerger pattern. Easy to tie, you can do lots of things for the body.

Works great when the fish are feeding sun surface and won’t take dry flies. Try to build a big enough wing to support it in the surface film.

One of the most popular fly.

Works very well on salmonids

The Hare's Ear nymph fly is fished below the surface thus a wet fly or nymph. It is an older pattern that imitates a variety of aquatic life, including scuds, sow bugs, mayfly nymphs, and caddis larvae.

One of the most successful dry fly.

Recommend sizes: 16/18/20/22/24

A great pattern that's caught me a lot of fish during mayfly and olive hatches. Size and colour can be varied. Olive also works well.

A great buggy fly that mimics shrimp, crab, and small baitfish, making it perfect for inshore fly fishing.

Easy to tie smaller stonefly pattern with a thread body and single set of legs. Good dropper nymph. Good winter stone pattern as it’s easier to go smaller with.

🔥 Copper Killer 🔥

A bold and flashy Atlantic salmon fly with a copper body that cuts through the water like fire. Known for grabbing attention in clear and bright conditions, this pattern has become a go-to for many anglers chasing salmon on the East Coast.

🎣 Best used on sunny days and lighter flows

🌊 A favorite in rivers like the Margaree

💥 Built to tempt even the most stubborn salmon

Size 8 October caddis. Great for when those big orange caddis start bumbling around camp.

Great dropper during the late spring/summer in Alberta!