"Extended Body Green Drake"
species: mayfly adult
 type: dry


sizes: #10 - 16

An extended body style of adult mayfly.  This tying method gives the fly the characteristic curved/upright tail of the natural insect.  Offers unique profile not found on "conventional" patterns.

Fish: trout, panfish

"Foam Beetle"
species: beetle
 type: dry


sizes: #12 - 18

Simple enough.  If it looks like a beetle, acts like a beetle, must be a beetle.  Most productive in stillwater environs.

Fish: trout, panfish

"Foam Spider"
species: spider
 type: dry


sizes: #14 - 18

Imitates a spider on the water's surface.  Variety of colors.  Not a pattern that you will "live and die by" in everyday fishing.  But fun.

Fish: trout, panfish

"Freeliving Caddis Larva"
species: caddis larva
 type: nymph

sizes: #12 - 20

Freeliving caddis are those without cases (which are more numerous.)  These wormlike flies work well in both moving and stillwater.  Have in a variety of shades and sizes.  Broadly accepted for other food forms.

Fish: trout, panfish

"Goddard Caddis"
species: adult caddisfly
 type: dry


sizes: #10 - 16

A standard caddis dry fly pattern.  Hair body and heavy hackle make this a good floater.  Easy fly to impart "flutter" action to, typical of the natural.

Fish: trout, panfish

sizes: #10 -20

Another "old standard."  This is likely the most-used nymph.  It is suggestive of a variety of mayfly nymphs, but "passes" for other immature insect forms.  Have a range of sizes, shades and styles in this deadly pattern.

Fish: trout, panfish, bass