Fly 3-Packs

What It Imitates: Tiny clusters of midges or single adult midges — exactly what fish sip delicately from the surface when nothing else is around.

Type: Dry Fly

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Imitates midge clusters perfectly — deadly when trout are sipping tiny bugs
• Sparse, delicate profile fools picky fish in clear, calm water
• Rides low in the film like natural midges
• A must-have for winter and shoulder seasons when midges are the main food source

Best Ways to Fish It: Fish it solo on a 9 ft tapered leader for delicate, drag-free drifts. Or pair it with a bigger, flashier fly in a double dry fly rig.

Where & When to Use: Best in slow, clear pools and slick tailouts from late fall through early spring when midges dominate, but also works on selective fish anytime.

Extra Tip(s): Apply gel floatant to your dry fly before it ever touches the water to keep it riding high from the start. Then use powdered floatant throughout the day to dry and refresh the fly whenever it starts to sink.

What’s in the Pack: 3x Griffith's Gnats tied on premium hooks.

What It Imitates: A slim, fast-sinking attractor nymph that loosely suggests mayfly nymphs, small caddis, or just something shiny and edible tumbling along the bottom.

Type: Nymph

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Super slender profile and hard coating cut right through the current, getting deep fast
• Subtle shine and hot spot collar trigger strikes, even from pressured trout
• Tough enough to bounce along rocky bottoms all day without falling apart
• A must-have for tight-line and euro nymphing, but deadly under an indicator too

Best Ways to Fish It: Fish it as one of your flies on a double or tight-line nymph rig, or in a dry-dropper rig under a bigger dry fly (we recommend the Royal Flush). 

Where & When to Use: Perfect in riffles, runs, and pocket water year-round. Especially effective in fast or deep water where other nymphs might get swept away.

Extra Tip(s): Try it as your anchor fly with a small soft hackle or lighter nymph above — the Perdigon gets the whole rig down fast and keeps it in the strike zone.

What’s in the Pack: 3x Perdigons tied on premium hooks with tungsten beads.

What It Imitates: An aquatic worm — like the annelids trout love to gobble up, especially after rain or during high water.

Type: Nymph

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Tungsten bead gets it down quickly into the strike zone
• Slim, wiggly profile perfectly mimics drifting worms
• Super durable — keeps catching fish even after dozens of strikes
• A go-to fly for dirty water, runoff, or anytime trout want an easy, protein-packed meal

Best Ways to Fish It: Fish it as one of your flies on a double nymph rig, or in a dry-dropper rig under a bigger dry fly (we recommend the Chubby Chernobyl).

Where & When to Use: Perfect for riffles, runs, and pools any time of year. It’s one of those patterns that’s almost always worth tying on, especially when fish aren’t locked onto a specific hatch.

Extra Tip(s): Try it in faster water where that tungsten bead helps it cut through the current and get right into the strike zone.

What’s in the Pack: 3x San Juan Worms tied on premium hooks with tungsten beads.

What It Imitates: Single adult midges — those tiny, delicate bugs that make up the bulk of a fish’s diet, especially in winter and early spring.

Type: Dry Fly

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Sparse, ultra-realistic profile fools picky trout sipping tiny bugs
• Rides low in the surface film just like a natural midge
• Perfect for flat water and technical tailwaters (river below a dam)
• A go-to fly when trout are keyed in on the smallest dries

Best Ways to Fish It: Fish it on a long, light tapered leader with a dead-drift across smooth runs, seams, and tailouts. Cast gently and watch carefully — takes are subtle. If you’re having trouble seeing it, try fishing it behind a small, visible dry like a Griffith’s Gnat as an indicator.

Where & When to Use: Best in winter and early spring when midges dominate the hatch chart, but works year-round on technical tailwaters and spring creeks.

Extra Tip(s): If it starts sinking, dry it off and use powdered floatant — gel floatant can weigh it down and ruin the natural ride.

What’s in the Pack: 3x Matt's Midges tied on premium hooks.

What It Imitates: Mayfly emergers — especially blue-winged olives (BWOs) and similar small mayflies as they transition from nymph to adult.

Type: Nymph / Emerger

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Ultra-realistic silhouette that fools picky trout
• Sits just below the surface film where emergers get eaten
• Light and slim — drifts naturally even in slow, clear water
• Killer fly during tough hatches when fish ignore dry flies

Best Ways to Fish It: Fish it as one of your flies on a double nymph rig, or in a dry-dropper rig under a dry fly (we recommend the Parachute Blue Wing Olive).

Where & When to Use: Perfect in slower seams, flats, and tailouts during mayfly hatches, especially in spring and fall when BWOs are most active. Deadly on pressured water where trout get selective.

Extra Tip(s): Try fishing it behind a high-floating dry like a Parachute Adams — your dry acts as a subtle indicator, and trout often hit the emerger just below it.

What’s in the Pack: 3x Barr's Emergers tied on premium hooks with tungsten beads.

What It Imitates: Big insects like stoneflies, hoppers, beetles, and even large ants — basically anything buggy that ends up on the water.

Type: Dry Fly / Terrestrial

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Super Buoyant—easily floats heavy dropper nymphs
• Buggy profile and rubber legs drive fish crazy
• Easy to see, even in choppy water
• Great searching pattern when there's no obvious hatch

Best Ways to Fish It: Fish it alone on a tapered leader, or use it as the top fly in a dry-dropper rig with a heavier nymph below.

Where & When to Use: Deadly in summer and early fall when stoneflies and terrestrials are abundant. Fish it along grassy banks, under overhanging trees, or anywhere you’d expect bugs to fall in. Works well on rivers, creeks, and even lakes.

Extra Tip(s): Try smearing a little extra floatant on the body and legs to keep it riding high all day, especially if you’re running a heavy dropper below.

What’s in the Pack: 3x Chubby Chernobyls tied on premium hooks.

What It Imitates: Midge larvae or pupae — one of the most consistent year-round food sources for trout in rivers, creeks, and tailwaters (rivers below a dam).

Type: Nymph

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Slim, segmented body perfectly mimics natural midges
• Durable wire ribbing holds up fish after fish and keeps the fly together longer
  
• Sinks quickly right into the strike zone where trout feed
  
• A true year-round confidence fly — there’s never a bad time to tie one on

Best Ways to Fish It: Fish it as one of your flies on a double nymph rig, or in a dry-dropper rig under a dry fly (we recommend the Parachute Adams).

Where & When to Use: Great year-round but especially effective in winter and early spring on tailwaters and spring creeks, where midges dominate the trout’s diet.

Extra Tip(s): Try running it as a dropper below a smaller dry fly — it’s subtle enough to fool trout feeding mid-column while the dry acts as a natural indicator.

What’s in the Pack: 3x Zebra Midges tied on premium hooks with tungsten beads.

What It Imitates: A slim, buggy attractor nymph that suggests caddis larvae, small mayfly nymphs, or just a generic juicy invertebrate — exactly the kind of simple, natural snack trout eat all year.

Type: Nymph

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Sparse dubbing and subtle rib give it a super natural, buggy look
• Tungsten bead gets it down fast, even in swift water
• A minimalist pattern that works when picky trout refuse flashier flies
• Tough and durable — holds up fish after fish, drift after drift

Best Ways to Fish It: Fish it as one of your flies on a double or tight-line nymph rig, or in a dry-dropper rig under a bigger dry fly (we recommend the Royal Flush). 

Where & When to Use: Perfect in riffles, runs, and pocket water year-round. Especially effective in fast or deep water where other nymphs might get swept away.

Extra Tip(s): Try it as your anchor fly with a small soft hackle or lighter nymph above — the Perdigon gets the whole rig down fast and keeps it in the strike zone.

What’s in the Pack: 3x Sexy Walt's Worms tied on premium hooks with tungsten beads.

What It Imitates: A buggy, flashy attractor nymph that loosely suggests stoneflies, mayfly nymphs, caddis larvae, or just something trout find too tempting to pass up.

Type: Nymph

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Peacock herl body and white biot wings give it a super buggy, high-contrast look
• Heavy enough to get down quickly, even in deeper runs
• Irresistible to trout — often works when more “natural” flies get ignored
• A classic pattern that’s stood the test of time on rivers everywhere

Best Ways to Fish It: Fish it as one of your flies on a double nymph rig, or in a dry-dropper rig under a bigger dry fly (we recommend the Royal Flush).

Where & When to Use: Perfect for riffles, seams, and slow pools anytime, anywhere — it’s a confidence fly that works all year long.

Extra Tip(s): Pair it with a smaller nymph — the Prince acts as a perfect anchor fly, getting your rig down and adding a bit of flash to grab trout attention.

What’s in the Pack: 3x Prince Nymphs tied on premium hooks with tungsten beads.

What It Imitates: Mayfly emergers or adults riding low in the surface film — especially deadly during BWO, PMD, and other small mayfly hatches.

Type: Dry Fly / Emerger

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Sparkle shuck tail imitates the trailing exoskeleton of a freshly hatched adult
• Rides low in the film, just like the naturals trout target first
• Sparse, realistic profile fools even picky, hatch-focused fish
• A must-have for technical water and tough hatch-matching days

Best Ways to Fish It: Fish it as one of your flies on a double nymph rig, or as your smaller fly in a double dry fly rig (we recommend the Parachute PMD or Parachute BWO).

Where & When to Use: Perfect in slower seams, flats, and tailouts during mayfly hatches, especially in summer when mayflies are most active. Deadly on pressured water where trout get selective.

Extra Tip(s): Try fishing it behind a high-floating dry like an Parachute Adams — your dry acts as a subtle indicator, and trout often hit the emerger just below it.

What’s in the Pack: 3x Improved Sparkle Duns tied on premium hooks.

What It Imitates: Mayflies (especially adults), but also works as a general attractor for all kinds of bugs.

Type: Dry Fly

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Easy to see on the water thanks to the white post
• Super versatile — matches many mayfly hatches
• Floats well even in rough water
• Fish eat it even when they’re picky.

Best Ways to Fish It: Fish it solo on a 9 ft tapered leader for delicate, drag-free drifts, or run it as the top fly in a dry-dropper rig with a small nymph below.

Where & When to Use: Perfect for riffles, seams, and gentle pools from spring through fall — basically anytime you see fish rising or mayflies on the water.

Extra Tip(s): Carry a few in different sizes (14-18) to match whatever mayflies are hatching that day. Going smaller often helps when dealing with picky fish.

What’s in the Pack: 3x Parachute Adams tied on premium hooks.