The classic trout fly, the Adams fly is an effective attractor fly and mayfly imitation in waters all over the world of fly fishing. It has been around since the early 20th century but is still among the top trout patterns in use today.

A fortunate addition to the Adams line of trout flies, the Hi Vis Parachute Adams allows even the most near-sighted of fly anglers to follow the drifting fly on the water. The parachute silhouette provides a natural approximation of many mayflies and this favorite trout fly can also be used as an attractor pattern for fly fishing in both riffled and flat water.

The Irresistible Adams Fly is an older variation of the most famous American dry fly but continues to be among the top multi-purpose dry flies available to the fly fisherman. The clipped deer hair body keeps this irresistible trout fly buoyant and visible. It works as both a mayfly and searching pattern for swift rivers or smaller freestone streams where fly fishing in pocket water is effective.

The Parachute Adams is perhaps the most important and versatile of all dry flies. It is a must have dry fly in a variety of sizes for fish all over the world. The white post gives the fly fisherman a focal reference point in all types of water. The pattern can be used as a mayfly or as a searching or attractor fly. Fly fishermen in all types of rivers, streams, and lakes should keep several sizes on the top row of the fly box.

Big fishing flies tend to move big fish, and this Red Double Humpy attractor fly pattern will make the largest of trout seem stupid. This big trout fly floats well, and is visible even in the choppiest of rivers. Of all trout fly fishing situations perhaps none is as mindlessly enjoyable as hitting banks and pockets with big double bugs for fish with all senses of reason turned off. The double humpy definitely rounds out the Humpy family of flies .

Sometimes known by some older trout fly fishermen as a 'goofus bug' the Red Humpy is no doubt one of the finest of dry fishing flies. This fly fishing classic is very buoyant, colorful, and approximates a variety of fish flies. The Humpy dry fly is a useful pattern to have in larger sizes for big freestone rivers where fish aren't particularly selective and in smaller sizes for mountain streams, spring creeks, and those quiet backwoods brookie ponds that only you know about.

A hybrid of the classic Royal Wulff dry fly and Humpy, this Red Wulff Humpy combines the best of two of the most successflul attractor flies in fly fishing history. High riding and easy on the angler's eye, it's fish taking abilities demand you have a few of these attractor flies in various sizes in your trout fly box.

A hybrid of the classic Royal Wulff dry fly and Humpy, this Yellow Wulff Humpy combines the best of two of the most successflul attractor flies in fly fishing history. High riding and easy on the angler's eye, it's fish taking abilities demand you have a few of these attractor flies in various sizes in your trout fly box.

With the Yellow Humpy Trude we've added a calf tail over wing which no doubt increases it's buoyancy, though more importantly gives the fisherman the advantage of quickly locating his fly even in the roughest of waters. As an attractor this pattern stands out as a very effective offering whether you're working a grassy bank, or choppy riffle.

Sometimes known by some older trout fly fishermen as a 'goofus bug' the Yellow Humpy is no doubt one of the finest of dry fishing flies. This fly fishing classic is very buoyant, colorful, and approximates a variety of fish flies. The Humpy dry fly is a useful pattern to have in larger sizes for big freestone rivers where fish aren't particularly selective and in smaller sizes for mountain streams, spring creeks, and those quiet backwoods brookie ponds that only you know about.

In fly fishing flies the addition of rubber legs seems to help any fishing fly come alive. This buggy Madam X dry fly makes fish go crazy. A very successful attractor fly pattern, the Madam X has been catching trout for decades, especially in the famous fly fishing waters around Yellowstone where it originated. It works great as an imitation of a caddisfly or hopper, or can be fished as an attractor dry fly with a nymph or wet fly dropper.

The addition of a parachute hackle and white post has taken the popular Madam X to new levels of fly fishing popularity with the Royal Parachute Madam X . The PMX, as it's known, is a must have in any trout fishing fly box. It may work for a hopper, a stonefly, a caddis fly, or an attractor fly but whatever the reason the fish come up with, it just seems to work. Fly fishing guides all over the world are making this their go to fishing fly.