$2.25
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Tungsten Thin Mint
With all three of the most popular color combinations tied in one fly, you can rest assured you have all the bases covered. |
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$2.10
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Wooley Bugger Peacock
It is well known that peacock is one of the buggiest materials out there and when you couple it with an irrestible fly style you are sure to have a winner. |
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$2.25
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Pig Pen Leech
A great pattern that imitates a leech, damsel larva and a baitfish. This fly works well in lakes that have smallmouth bass and trout because the Pig Pen Leech looks like a juvenile bass. |
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$1.95
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Goat Leech
This slim profiled leech is perfect for fish who have seen a lot of flies and are weary of anything out of the ordinary. |
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$1.95
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Scott's Lil' Bugger
Red buggers are often overlooked but are suprisingly effective particularly in the spring when the fish are hungry. |
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$2.25
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Pop's Bugger
Available colors area as follows: Copper/ Olive, Olive/ Chartreuse, Rootbeer/ Orange, Black, Black/ Chartreuse, Black/ Olive, Pearl/ Grizzly |
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$2.25
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Autumn Splendor
This fly is very animated combining rubber legs, marabou and a conehead. If you watch this fly stripped through the water you will see why it is a top producer. |
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$2.25
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BH Bopp Leech
Slender and sleek, the BH Bopp Leech is subtle and seductive when retrieved patiently. The small bead dips and swims the fly at every pause between strips. |
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$2.25
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BH Bugger Halloween
This drab colored fly works best when fish have wised up to the bright flashy buggers commonly used these days. |
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$2.25
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BH Hale Bopp Leech
A suped-up version of the standard Bopp Leech with a longer tail and bulky body to really make the fly standout. |
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$2.25
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BH Lite Brite Bugger
This is a brite bugger that fishes well in low light conditions and on a heavier sinking line during the heat of the summer. |
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$2.25
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BH Mini Bugger
A great attractor bugger that imitates a leech as well as damsel larva, killing two birds with one stone. |
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$2.25
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BH Mini Leech
Sometimes a simple change in size can make all the difference and this mini leech is perfect for those occasions. |
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$2.25
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BH Pops Bugger
Damsel nymphs are typically brown or olive making this fly perfect for late May and early June fishing. |
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$2.25
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BH Simi Leech
A popular fly for the angler that prefers a traditional looking leech that uses a synthetic seal fur. |
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$2.25
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BH Twin Lakes Special
Why mess around changing flies when you can give the fish a taste of all the colors in one fly? Tie this fly on and fish without questioning your decision. |
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$2.25
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Conehead JJ Special
This bugger works particularly well for small mouth bass whether your fishing for them in moving water or stillwater. |
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$2.10
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Flash Bugger Black
A tried and true classic bugger pattern that to this day is still the one of the best available. |
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$1.95
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GB San Juan Worm
If you fish the Deschutes in the winter and early spring you will find that this is one of the best patterns throughout the day. |
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$2.25
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Gold BH Wooley Bugger Brown
Brown wooley buggers are a standard fly that you should never leave home without. This fly works well for variety of fish and rivers. |
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$1.95
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Mini Leech
Size does matter when the summer sun begins to warm water temps. and this fly is the perfect pattern for these conditions. |
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$1.95
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Red Head Leech
Red is a trigger color for most trout making a touch of red on any fly a bonus. |
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$2.25
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Ruby Eyed Leech
The glittering red bead on the front of this leech is sure to attract even the most unwilling trout. |
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$2.25
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Prince of Buggers
This bugger combines the seductive jig of the wooley bugger with the buggy appeal of the prince nymph making this bug irrestible. |
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$1.95
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San Juan Worm
When the river is high during spring run off you will come to love this fly becasue the trout cannot resist it. |
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$1.95
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Scud
Anybody who pursues tailwater trout knows that scud patterns are one of the most productive patterns available. |
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$2.25
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Simi Seal Leech
A small leech with vibrant colors and a lot of movement making this perfect for most stillwater situations. |
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