FLOATANTS FOR DRY FLIES - The Fly Fishing Outpost

This nymph has become one of most used patterns the world over. Why? Quite simply, it really works and trout can't seem to resist it.

FLY FISHING OUTPOST Copper John (3 Colors)

The K-Flash Midge was developed on the San Juan River tailwater and is possibly the best emerging midge pattern there is.

FLY FISHING OUTPOST K-Flash Midge Emerger (2 Colors)

A great bottle holder for Loon Easy Dry, Top Ride and Shimazaki Dry Shake Liquid Floatant.

Umpqua Umpqua ZS2 MEDIUM Dry Shake/Floatant Holder

As its name implies, this is a terrific streamer pattern for ponds and lakes.

FLY FISHING OUTPOST Stillwater Leech (2 Colors)

The Mop Fly is one of the best crane fly larva and/or grub imitations.

FLY FISHING OUTPOST Mop Fly (2 Colors)

A dry-dropper set-up or rig can often be one of the most effective ways to fish. You are basically covering the surface and sub-surface water at the

FLY FISHING OUTPOST DRY-DROPPER RIG Fly Selection (18 Flies)

Fly fishing perception and reality in Patagonia, Commentary

DRY FLIES FOR TROUT - The Fly Fishing Outpost

The PMX works well as an adult stonefly or grasshopper and the smaller sizes can represent smaller hoppers or caddis.

FLY FISHING OUTPOST Parachute Madam X - PMX (2 Colors)

Dry Flies: Shop a Diverse Selection

Fish eat under the water's surface at least 90% of the time. Having a good selection of proven nymph patterns is very important for fly fishing

NYMPH Fly Selection (18 Flies)

DRY FLIES FOR TROUT - The Fly Fishing Outpost

This fly's body rides in the surface film and it has an easy to see hair wing. Imitates Baetis, Blue wing Olive and Pale Morning Dun mayflies.

Hairwing Baetis/BWO/PMD Emerger