Flies

Our local guide favorite San Juan Worm that is nearly indestructible!

Our custom in house version. Tied on a 200R hook. It works well. PRICED PER DOZEN

Let's face it, there are A LOT of fly patterns out there today.  There are guide proven and time tested patterns and then there are the 'bling' patterns.  Patterns that look better in your box than actually catch fish.  Why not cut to the chase and let our expert staff pick...

A common midge larva to have in the box, the black beauty is a great go to pattern for here on the Bighorn.  PRICED PER DOZEN

Bighorn Angler Guide Bryen Venema developed this 'pregnant' Scud and is a very effective pattern during late Spring on the Bighorn.

This buggy scud pattern has become one of our favorites the past couple years.

Think of a low riding Elk Hair Caddis that doubles as a spent mayfly or gob of dead bugs and this is your result.

A very realistic dun imitation for the pickiest fish in flat water. PRICE PER DOZEN

A very realistic spinner for the pickiest fish in flat water.

The old pheasant tail with the addition of a CDC collar is a deadly pattern all over the West. PRICED PER DOZEN

This very buggy Tan Caddis pattern floats like a cork and is great for selective flat water fish and choppy water too

This Sowbug is a favorite of many guides on the Bighorn for the Spring months.

Charlie Craven's newest addition.  Designed as a crawdad pattern, but we really like to think of it as an 'Improved Thin Mint'.

Created locally, this pattern flat out works when fish are concentrated on emerging mayflies.

Another great Rene Harrop pattern tied in a style to match Tricos out West.  Works great as a midge too!

This little Midge has all sorts of stuff going on.  A great pattern for the Midge and Baetis Springtime hatches.