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One of the things I do is retail (and wholesale) flies. I began to "seriously" tie flies for my own purposes about 1983. It doesn't seem all that long ago now, but, I know it goes back that far.
I have been creating flies for the Little Missouri and the Ouachitas as well as tying all the standard, well known patterns, and even dabbling in the world of Full Dress Salmon Flies. But, being a guide, you will understand if there are some patterns I just don't let out of my box. Those are reserved for the folks who fish with me.
Below, you will find my creations available through Ouachita Mountain Flies. By getting your flies direct from me, you can get the patterns you need for a decent price. Call me and place an order and let me know what you think of your results.
The "R&A Dry Flies" are new to the available arsenal! Based on the older style of dry flies patterns from a couple of hundred years past, these are tied a little differently than "Modern Catskill" dry flies, hence the name "Royal and Ancient" in reference to St. Andrew's Golf course in England. You can get them in March Brown, Light Cahill or Sulphur flavors!
Price: $2.15
The "Long Creek" is my best March Brown nymph imitation. It has caught fish everywhere it has gone and is probably my most popular pattern.
Price: $2.15
The "Squirrely Tukass" This is my sculpin pattern that has been very effective on the White and Norfork rivers. "Squirrely" for the material, "Tukass" for the Matuka style tying technique.
Price: $2.50
"Jeff's Mudbug" The one fly that I am asked to demonstrate every time I am tying somewhere. Very effective on everything from Red Ears to Trout, Smallmouth to White Bass. Everything eats crawfish!
Price: $2.80
The "A & W Emerger" is a killer when the March Brown Mayflies are hatching. Fished very quickly, the Trout here can't keep off of it from late winter through spring.
Price: $2.15
The "Original Bead Belly" has been one of my staples for some time now. It imitates primarily an emerging Caddisfly with its air bubble shrouded under the hackle. Does great anywhere!
Price: $2.15
The new "Tan Bead Belly" - just another flavor to compliment the very popular original dark olive Bead Belly. Can't go wrong for a lot of caddis species!
Price: $2.15
The "Smudge" has gained popularity as kind of a "catch-all" pattern as a reasonable imitation of caddis or midge emergers. I found it worked very well in still waters just under the surface.
Price: $2.15
The "Smidge" is a lighter version of the "Smudge" and naturally depicts cream to tan flavored emergers. Does great when the Light Cahills or March Browns are hovering over the water at Prime Time!
Price: $2.15
The "Little Mo' Wooly" is one of the latest versions of the Wooly Bugger to come off the vise. Rather than using a long marabou tail and hackle it is done solely with a blend of synthetics and Angora Goat which gives it lots of flash and movement.
Now in olive and the original brown/black/all kinds of stuff blend!
Price: $2.15
The "secret" really cool stuff...
The The Unknown Caddis is first to come up on my list of the "Secret Flies" to be available!
I strived to develop a very speckled, very floatable dry caddis pattern.
During the peak of caddis season, on those "sparkling" spring days, just about 11:00 AM to about 2:00 PM the caddis will be on the move and the trout will quickly get off of the March Browns and onto the fluttering Caddis.
They've also produced quite nicely on Colorado's South Fork and upper reaches of the Rio Grande! The summertime caddis hatches out west are phenomenal and the Tans really took care of business!
Price: $2.50
The The Slider has been a go to fly for me for several years now!
I tried to get a mayfly pattern that could be fished both wet and dry. I also wanted to be able to fish it slow in the shallows without it getting into the rocks!
Very buggy and long tailed for use during the spring/summer March Brown and summer/autumn Light Cahill hatches.
I've also had very good luck with it on the South Fork of the Rio Grande! The summertime caddis hatches out west are phenomenal and the Tans really took care of business!
Price: $2.50
The The Tiger and Grizzly Midges don't get mentioned very often, but when they are necessary I didn't hesitate to put one on.
Wood duck and Teal make up not only the wings, but the bodies too. With high end Whiting hackles and the hydrophobic waterfowl, htey are nice floating little dries!
So when you see lots of quiet casual rises without much sign of one of the "big" bugs - here ya go!
Run these through some shallow riffles and see waht happens!
Price: $2.45
The The ADL Midge has been a staple in my bag for years now!
Ya'll know how much I like to blend mateials and the ADL was the result of that dubbing blending.
Griffith's Gnats are great on top, but sometimes the fish were only interested in stuff just under the surface. This filled the slot for me.
ADL stands for "All Day Long" which pretty much covered when it could be used! But you better be tying it on with at least a 6X tippet! Preferably flourocarbon!
Price: $2.30
The The Killer Cahill was probably the first of my "secret flies" going back to - HA! - the turn of the century!!! (Man, that's a hard thing to say!)
I first started tying these after watching the Light Cahills emerge one late summer day. They weren't quite the same emergence "style" as the March Browns which, of course, prompted the creation of the A&W... The Cahills were a tad different.
Dead-drifted about in the choppy ripples created by the summer afternoon breezes it has been quite effective.
Price: $2.45