Individual Flies
Hand-selected patterns for Oregon's rivers. From $2.50 each — buy exactly what you need.
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Dry Fly
Elk Hair Caddis
The workhorse of the Deschutes. Al Troth's classic caddis imitation has been fooling trout on Wester...
Sizes: #10, #12, #14, #16
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Dry Fly
Chubby Chernobyl
The high-vis attractor that outfishes everything on the Deschutes during stonefly season. Foam body ...
Sizes: #6, #8, #10
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Dry Fly
Parachute Adams
The Adams is arguably the most famous dry fly in the world — and the parachute version improves on...
Sizes: #12, #14, #16, #18
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Dry Fly
Stimulator
The Stimulator excels as a golden stonefly imitation during summer, but fish eat it all season long ...
Sizes: #6, #8, #10, #12
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Nymph
Pheasant Tail Nymph
Frank Sawyer's classic mayfly nymph imitation has been catching trout for 70 years. The slender phea...
Sizes: #12, #14, #16, #18
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Nymph
Zebra Midge
The Crooked River's most consistent producer. Midges make up the majority of the diet for tailwater ...
Sizes: #18, #20, #22
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Nymph
Copper John
John Barr's Copper John changed nymph fishing. The heavy copper wire body sinks fast, the epoxy shel...
Sizes: #12, #14, #16
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Streamer
Woolly Bugger
If there's one fly every angler should own, it's the Woolly Bugger. Imitates leeches, crawfish, scul...
Sizes: #4, #6, #8, #10
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