Dry Flies

Moisture-wicking beads for reviving tired, soggy flies

A treatment to revive flies composed of two things: drying beads and blue indicator crystals. A fly (still attached to the leader) is dry after a few quick shakes and ready for floatant. The blue indicator beads turn pink when the drying beads have become saturated and it is time to get a new bottle of Easy Dry.

Koichi's CDC Cripple sits low in the water looking like a mayfly that just didn't make to full stage. An easy prey for the wary trout!.

The Yellow Foam Film Willow Grub is perfect for fishing areas that have Sawflies. Fished in the film, great for picky willow grub feeders.

The Kakahi Queen is another classic upwing mayfly pattern from New Zealand. A beautiful looking fly that should be in your fly box.

anic Tackles  Low Blow is just like the Hippie Stomper but sits lower in the film. A great beetle and blow fly imitation. 

Manic Tackles Classic Cicada is a larger deer hair spun fly that is a spot on imitation for cicada days! A nice big fly that is sure to get the trouts attention.

The Green Humpy can be fished as a beetle pattern during The summer months. Great in both still and fast water.

The Foam Willow Grub is essential when fishing in New Zealand and anywhere else you find Sawflies.