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A reliable fly fishing streamer, the Mini Cat's Whisker Black/Lime imitates a small baitfish with its black body and bright lime tail. Great for tr...

A Clouser-style crayfish pattern with heavy eyes for a jigging action. Fish this brown version for smallmouth bass or trout feeding near the bottom.

The Clouser Cray Olive is a realistic crayfish fly for clear water. Its olive tone blends in while still catching a predator's eye.

A tan Clouser crayfish pattern that shines over light sand or pale gravel. Perfect for bass in rivers and ponds.

A pale crawdad fly for bright flats and shallow runs. Jig it just off the bottom for trout or bass.

A weighted caddis pupa fly with CDC fibres for movement. Drift it through riffles when caddis larvae are active.

A subtle mayfly emerger that matches Pale Evening Duns. Fish it on summer evenings when trout are sipping just below the surface.

A buoyant caddis dry fly with a balloon wing. Perfect for fast currents or pocket water where you need visibility.

Snowshoe hair keeps this sulphur emerger fly floating in the right zone. Excellent on smooth runs with picky trout.

Tiny but effective, the CDC Trico Emerger is perfect for finicky trout feeding on trico mayflies.

A pale version of the Paradrake, great for matching lighter drakes or cream mayflies. Fish it in slow glides where trout sip quietly.

A bold red hopper fly that's easy to see on the water. Great summer terrestrial for trout and even bass.

A weighted caddis larva nymph in bright green. Drift it along the bottom when fish key on caddis.

A modern caddis pupa fly in tan, tied with a bead head so it sinks quickly. The Gen-X Pupa Tan works best in moving and still water, imitating emer...

This brown version of the Gen-X Pupa is perfect for darker caddis species. Fish it near the bottom in riffles or along lake drop-offs when caddis a...

Bright orange caddis larva fly that imitates Hydropsyche. Drift it through current seams or along lake shelves where trout hunt larvae.

A buggy beadhead fly that covers lots of caddis species. Fish it under an indicator in streams or let it drift across lake shallows.

A subtle gray caddis pupa pattern that shines on cloudy days or clear rivers. Fish it through riffles or along lake shelves during caddis activity.

An unweighted olive caddis pupa for softer presentations. Fish it gently in smooth runs or slow stillwaters when trout are feeding just under the s...