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“Riffle Robbers are a unique PMD fly with a tubular trailing shuck opposed to loose fibers. With a CdC wing and color variations, it has proven its effectiveness on some of the most fabled technical rivers in the West: Silver Creek, Railroad Ranch of Henrys Fork, and Missouri. It has high marks for tricking some…

“A high floating, visible October Caddis pattern is also a fine attractor pattern. Virtually unsinkable, it can ride the swift riffle waters where October Caddis live.” – Ken Burkholder

“This particular pattern has proven its worth on every river in the West. Designed to be seen and float well, it’s thin delicate design is durable and has been a favorite go-to fly on the South Fork of the Snake for decades.” – Ken Burkholder

“This particular pattern has proven its worth on every river in the West. Designed to be seen and float well, it’s thin delicate design is durable and has been a favorite go-to fly on the South Fork of the Snake for decades.” – Ken Burkholder

The Western Brown Drake hatch is quite a sight to behold. Ken Burkholder developed this pattern to fish Silver Creek and waters that share the same characteristics. Brown Drakes usually hatch in mass numbers so presenting an easy meal such as this big cripple is what gets the job done when head hunting for those…

This large parachute dun is for imitating the Western Brown Drake. When fish are keyed on duns, the large wing profile does double duty for spotting eats and imitating the large wings of of the natural.

The Drunella Flavilinea is a hugely important late summer hatch in Western states. This mayfly closely resembles the larger Green Drake and is just as important. Ken Burkholder’s Flav Cripple is a super buggy fly that gets the job done. Wherever there are Flavs, you won’t want to be without these.

Ken Burkholder’s Flav Dun is everything you would want and nothing you don’t. Great wing profile, nicely tapered dubbed body and it’s ability to sit low in the film to give an excellent silhouette for picky fish.

Ken Burkholder gave us this Pink PMD pattern and it’s a good one. Barred mallard for the tail, heavily segmented body with a good wing profile. This little dandy, when the time is right, is a killer fish catcher.

The spinner stage of a mayfly’s life is one of the most important stages for anglers. Ken Burkholders sparsely dressed Rusty Spinner is a sure-fire win when fishing over even the pickiest of risers. A “hot spot” sighter keeps you zeroed in on your pattern amongst the naturals even in failing light.