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Despite the many innovations in tying styles, standard dry flies are still the backbone of the fly fisherman's arsenal.  Our flies are well tied and fully hackled with the same quality hackle we sell.  Using quality dry fly hackle ensures their durability and keeps them floating high and dry. Sort By: Price: Low to High Price: High to Low Most Popular Title Manufacturer Newest Oldest Availability 10 per page 20 per page 40 per page 60 per page 100 per page Page of 15 Adams Dry Fly Our Price: $2.75 One of the most popular and universally used dry flies ever developed.  A great attractor pattern, fishes well during gray bodied caddis hatches as well as blue quill hatches in small sizes. Adams Dry Fly, Black Our Price: $2.75 A black variation of the popular Adams dry fly.  Works very well during terrestrial season. Adams Dry Fly, Olive Our Price: $2.75 Tied in the Catskill tying style, this pattern is a high floating easy to see option for fishing the blue winged olive hatch. Adams Dry Fly, Yellow Our Price: $2.75 Yellow bodied with grizzly wings and hackle.  A good generic during the Sulphur and Cahill hatches. Adams Parachute Our Price: $2.75 The Adams Parachute fly give a great natural float in all water types, keeping the bodies in the film with great high visibility. Black Ant Parachute Our Price: $2.75 Great floatation, with great visibility.  A favorite pattern for imitating ants. Black Foam Beetle Our Price: $2.75 A very durable and easy to see version of a black beetle.  Fishes great all summer long in a variety of sizes. Black Gnat Dry Fly Our Price: $2.75 A traditional Catskill trout fly pattern.  Works well during beetle season.  The white wings help with visibility. Black Gnat Parachute Our Price: $2.75 Black Midge Our Price: $2.75 The winter months are the best for this pattern.  Fish them as small as you can stand to.