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Deschutes Angler Guide Selection Trout Flies |
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Deschutes Steelhead Selection |
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North Umpqua Fly Selection |
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Rogue River Fly Selection |
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Sandy River Fly Selection |
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Bass Flies |
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Stillwater Flies |
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All Purpose Nymphs |
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Stonefly Nymphs |
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Caddis Nymphs/Pupa |
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Mayfly Nymphs/Soft Hackles |
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Chironomid/Midge Emergers |
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Attractor Dry Flies |
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Mayfly Dry Flies/Cripples |
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Caddis Dry Flies |
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Stonefly Dry Flies |
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Damselflies/Dragonflies Dry Flies/Larva |
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Leeches/Worms/Buggers/Scuds |
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Terrestrials |
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Steelhead Wet Flies |
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Steelhead Deep Sunk Flies |
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Steelhead Skaters |
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Steelhead Nymph |
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Alaska Flies |
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Saltwater Flies |
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Fly Boxes |
The Pool Cleaner Always Gets Lucky
The pool cleaner has proven itself time and again as one lucky dude. Tied on an Alec Jackson iron this fly maintains its figure even after several workouts. 
The Engagement
Use this little beauty to propose to the next chrome bright steelhead you come across and hope she says: YES! 
Why is this fly called the Rocky Road Caddis?
We're not really sure. What we do know is that this fly "works". Spent caddis come off the banks in the morning time and drift lifelessly in the current seams. A dead caddis fly may not be the most appealing snack for you and I, but to a trout it's the breakfast of champions. 
This is the Steelhead fly that you can fish with confidence...
This is the killer purple fly on the Deschutes River! If you open your fly box and your steelhead guide sees this fly, you can bet that there will be cause for celebration. 
One of the Best Evening Caddis Flies
When trout are working on the water, but they seem to be finning over the top instead of raising their heads to the surface, they're likely feeding on emerger patterns and the spotlight caddis emerger could be the ticket. 
