"Royal Wulff"
species: attractor
 type: dry

sizes: #8 - 14

One of the first flies with a hair wing.  Designed by famed angler, Lee Wulff.  Very good floater in rough water.  Catches a variety of species.  Series of flies in Grey, White, Grizzly, Yellow.

Fish: trout, panfish, steelhead, salmon

sizes: 4 - 12

A traditional-style, old line Atlantic Salmon pattern.  Like this class of flies, ornately dressed in a "wet streamer fly" format.  Usually fished on floating lines in a down-and-across technique.

Fish: Atlantic Salmon

"Salmon Fly"
species: stonefly adult
 type: dry


sizes: #4 - 10

These big, bushy dry flies can be "hammered" by large western trout when naturals are active.  Very good floater in rugged, big water.  Normally fished near shoreline brush where adults are found.

Fish: trout, panfish

"San Juan Worm"
species: worm
 type: specialty

sizes: #4 - 12

Imitates the red worms found in the San Juan River of New Mexico.  Also can be effective as a general worm pattern for Bass, Panfish & Trout.

Fish: trout, panfish, bass

"Sand Crab"
species: permit
 type: saltwater


sizes: #1/0 - 2

Crab imitation tied "upside down" so it can be fished on the bottom.  Effective pattern when permit, bonefish, etc. are feeding on crabs in the saltwater flats.

Fish: permit

"Silver Grey"
species: baitfish in general
 type: Atlantic Salmon fly

sizes: #2 - 6

This is typical of the "old school" streamer patterns developed years ago  for Salmon.  Like streamers generally, it is fished subsurface with movement to suggest a small fish/minnow.  The silver flash is visible to fish on this lightly-dressed pattern.

Fish: salmon, pike, trout, bass