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What It Imitates: A hybrid pattern that imitates a wide range of mayfly nymphs and other small aquatic insects — exactly what trout feed on all year long.

Type: Nymph

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Combines the best of pheasant tail and hare’s ear patterns for extra versatility
• Subtle flash and leg materials draw strikes, even from picky fish
• Durable wire ribbing and scudback thorax hold up fish after fish
• A true confidence fly when you’re not sure what trout are eating

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: 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): Pairs perfectly with a larger, flashier nymph — the Gunslinger’s more subtle profile often seals the deal when trout shy away from the big stuff.

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

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What It Imitates: Beetles or other small terrestrials that have fallen into the water — a common and easy meal for trout, especially in the warmer months.

Type: Dry Fly / Terrestrial

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Foam body floats well in riffles and along banks
• Hi-vis foam makes it easy to track, even in glare or shade
• Compact, buggy profile trout recognize and trust
• A summer essential that’s simple, subtle, and deadly effective

Best Ways to Fish It: Fish it alone on a tapered leader, near grassy banks, under overhanging branches, or tight to structure where beetles are likely to fall in. Let it drift naturally or give it the occasional twitch to mimic a struggling bug. Also a sneaky-good option in a double dry fly rig with a larger attractor up front (we recommend the Chubby Chernobyl).

Where & When to Use: Best from late spring through early fall on creeks, rivers, and even stillwater edges. Especially effective when fish are feeding on terrestrials but ignoring larger bugs.

Extra Tip(s): Slap it down a little harder than usual — beetles don’t land gracefully, and the “plop” often gets a trout’s attention fast.

What’s in the Pack: 3x Hi-Vis Beetles tied on premium hooks.

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What It Imitates: A high-floating attractor that’s part terrestrial, part general bug — hints at hoppers, beetles, ants, caddis, or just something big and juicy that trout want to eat.

Type: Dry Fly / Terrestrial

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Floats like a cork, even with a heavy dropper tied below
• Easy to see thanks to the poly yarn wing
• Super versatile — fish it as a terrestrial, a searching pattern, or a mini stonefly
• Tough foam construction handles aggressive strikes and rough water

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 Hippie Stompers tied on premium hooks.

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What It Imitates: A big, juicy attractor nymph that loosely resembles caddis larvae, crane fly larvae, or just a fat wormy meal trout can’t pass up.

Type: Nymph

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Super buggy chenille body fish crush, even if it doesn’t look like anything specific
• Tungsten bead gets it down fast into the strike zone
• Perfect “go-to” fly when the water’s high, murky, or you just want to move fish fast
• Incredibly durable — stands up to rocks, rough water, and lots of fish

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 in riffles, runs, and deep pools all year long — works great in clear or slightly stained water whenever trout are hugging the bottom.

Extra Tip(s): Try fishing it in faster water where that heavy fly cuts right through turbulence and drops into the strike zone.

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

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What It Imitates: A realistic, foam-bodied grasshopper — exactly the kind of chunky terrestrial trout watch for all summer long.

Type: Dry Fly / Terrestrial

Pros (Why You’ll Love It): 

• Super realistic silhouette and foam body that floats like a cork
• Easy to see, even in rough water or bright glare
• Durable enough to handle aggressive eats and keep fishing
• Perfect searching pattern when there’s no obvious hatch

Best Ways to Fish It: Fish it on a tapered leader tight to grassy banks, overhanging brush, or foam lines. Also makes a killer top fly in a dry-dropper rig with a nymph below.

Where & When to Use: Deadly from mid to late summer through early fall on rivers, streams, and even lake edges when terrestrials are at their peak.

Extra Tip(s): Give it the occasional twitch to mimic a struggling hopper — that little kick often seals the deal.

What’s in the Pack: 3x Morrish Hoppers tied on premium hooks.