Collection: Wet Flies & Emergers

The moment an insect emerges from its nymphal shuck to become an adult is when it's most vulnerable—and trout know it. This collection targets that critical feeding zone just below the surface film.

• Emergers: These patterns are designed to hang in or just below the surface, perfectly imitating a mayfly or caddis struggling to hatch. They are deadly during a hatch when fish are refusing high-floating dry flies.
• Wet Flies & Soft Hackles: A timeless and incredibly effective way to fish. The pulsating, life-like movement of a soft hackle swung across the current is a presentation that fish have loved for centuries.

Our Wet Fly Philosophy: The Magic is in The Swing.

The art of the swing is timeless, and it's all about subtlety. The secret to a good wet fly, especially a soft hackle, is how it comes alive in the current. A stiff, lifeless fly won't fool anyone. We obsess over the hackle on these flies. It has to be soft, sparse, and "breathe" with every pulse of the river, perfectly imitating an emerging insect. This collection is for the angler who appreciates that gentle tug on a tight line—often the most satisfying take in fly fishing.