Big Y Brand Flies

Klinkhammers are an emerging dry fly. The body of the fly is made to hang below the surface, while the post is visible on top of the surface to th...

Another great pattern designed first for the Lake Erie steelhead. Sparkle that fish cannot resist. Great for murky water

This simplistic caddis pattern has been quite effective, hence the name Killa Caddis. A nice soft hackle caddis pattern on a curved hook gives the...

Named after the Kennebago River in Maine. Imitates damsel nymphs and sculpins.

An extremely buggy prince nymph pattern. This pattern is going to be a fish catching machine. Olive body with a bit a flash mixed in the dubbing...

An oldie but a goodie the Kiwi Muddler takes the best part of a Muddler Minnow and a Zonker to make one legendary pattern Deer Hair head gives it ...

Designed to more closely imitate a true mayfly, more importantly Blue Wing Olives. The body is carefully segmented, olive dub is used for the tho...

A very realistic looking pattern. The tent-wing profile make this pattern easy to spot. Not fished as often as some the others, nice change to ...

Kiwi Beetle originated in New Zealand and has become a prolific terrestrial pattern. Peacock on the body provides a great iridescent. When the tra...

Our version of the modern classic bonefish pattern.  Tried and true, this fly works.  Popular permit fly as well.  Imitates a crab and a shrimp...

A light baitfish pattern that has a big profile.  Famous for its propensity to catch large Redfish Great for saltwater and warmwater species.

Bass and other panfish eat everything that swims, crawls, slithers, and flounders on or in the water. The frog has been used by bass fly fisher's ...