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Fly Fishing Specialties :: Fly Patterns :: Terrestrials

Terrestrial Fly Patterns

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Idylwilde Wier's Whopper

This hopper pattern was designed by Northern California guide and fly fishing videographer, Mikey Wier. It is a split leg design that takes trout anywhere that has an appetite for a huge protein source. This fly was tested in the high Sierras on the East Fork of the Carson River....

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Idylwilde Wilcox Glo Ant

Flying ants are unpredictable at best but when they do decide to show up on the water the fish usually respond by feeding on them without reservation. Red. Size 12 only.

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Montana Fly Chernobyl Ant

The Chernobyl ant is, perhaps, the greatest dry fly we've ever used. Its silhouette must look like a grasshopper or other large terrestrial to some fish and like a dragonfly and stonefly to others.

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Umpqua Burk's Spent Hopper

Another great Andy Burk creation. Ralph Cutter's favorite hopper pattern for the Truckee River! Size 10 only.

Our price: $1.95

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Umpqua Steeves’™ Attract Ant

Steeve's Attract Ant features a yellow stripe of color around the abdomen for added attraction. Size 12.

Our price: $1.95

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