Fishusa Fishing Flies 10

Buy Blue Quill Size: 16 or Great Lakes Comet Size: 4; Color: Purple or Compara Dun Size: 16; Color: Yellow.

Blue Quill Size: 16$1.35The Blue Quill imitates the paraleptophlebia mayflies common in the eastern United States during March and April. This species hatches in most trout streams producing some of the best early season dry fly fishing.
Great Lakes Comet Size: 4; Color: Purple$1.55This is a modification the traditional Comet fly. The Great Lakes Comet is a popular pattern used for salmon and steelhead. This fly boasts a sparkle braid body and an Estaz thorax for a "brighter" fly than the traditional Comet.
Compara Dun Size: 16; Color: Yellow$1.35The Compara Dun style of flies imatate the just emerged adult of the mayfly. This pattern is a very good imatation of the dun just after it has emerged from under water. Often when more traditional patterns are rejected one good drift with a compara dun will get the rising trout to take. The pattern is available in Yellow (sulpher) with more colors to follow.

Marabou Muddler Color: Black; Size: 4$1.45This is the Marabou Muddler fly. Colors available are Yellow White and Black.
Wulff's Color: Royal #14$1.35The Wulff family of Dry Flies are very good attractor patterns. Lee Wulff developed this fly in the early 1930s and has been a staple in anglers boxes ever since. This fly is tied with a elk or deer hair tail and wing of deer or calf hair along with heavy hackling. This is a very good choice for a searching dry fly on pocket water.
Daves Hopper Size: 8$1.35The Daves Hopper is a good grasshopper imitation tied with a spun deer hair head and knotted legs. These flies are tied on Mustad or Dai-Riki hooks and are hackled with Hoffman (Whitting Farms) hackle.

Prince Nymph Size: 10$1.35This is the Prince Nymph fly.
Griffith's Gnat Size: 24$1.35The Griffiths Gnat is a very good midge imitation which has been around for many years. There are many newer midge patterns but anglers in the know often tie on a Griffiths Gnat before any other midge fly. This is a very good slower water pattern and it is easy to see on the water.
Wulff's Color: White #10$1.35The Wulff family of Dry Flies are very good attractor patterns. Lee Wulff developed this fly in the early 1930s and has been a staple in anglers boxes ever since. This fly is tied with a elk or deer hair tail and wing of deer or calf hair along with heavy hackling. This is a very good choice for a searching dry fly on pocket water.