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Western Fly Fishing Strategies — $18.95 by Craig Mathews - This thorough guide to the best techniques used to fish all of Yellowstone and other western waters is in its second printing. This book, and the strategies it offers, has received rave reviews from across the country. -
Wet Wading Socks — $19.99 Redesigned to offer more support, cushion, durability and comfort. Designed to fold over our Flats Sneaker or wading boots to filter out sand and mud. -
Whip Finisher/Cutter — $19.99 We finally found a source for the Whip finisher/cutter. This great tool helps your fly tying to be just a little more efficient. If you watch Craig's tying videos you'll notice that he is always using his! -
White Miller Razor Caddis — $2.50 The White Miller has taken over as the dominant hatch on the Firehole river over the last decade, but despite the sheer number of insects often available to the trout, the hatch remains difficult to fish. The trout often seem to prefer twitching or skating flies, since the naturals tend to flutter about just over the water's surface. We've been experimenting for the last number of seasons with highly buoyant flies to better handle skating presentations, and this pattern has proven to be a winner. The combination of Razor Foam body, Micro Zelon underwing, and X Caddis Deer Hair wing keep this fly floating high, and a few strands of Krystal Flash provide just enough sparkle to separate this fly from the millions of naturals that are often present. -
White Miller Soft Hackle Emerger — $2.50 Chief fly designer and Firehole junkie, Nick Nicklas began fishing a small white soft hackle pattern dead drifted or swung slightly below the surface, and it turned out to be exactly what we needed to fool these focused fish. Size 16. -
Whiting & Hebert Miner Hen Capes — $30.00 Dense barbs and web for better wing silhouette, fuller flies and easier tying. Exceptionally fine yet strong quill for less breakage during tying. -
Whiting 100 Packs — $24.00 Enough superb Whiting saddle hackle to tie a minimum of 100 Flies. -
Whiting Eurohackle Saddles — $66.00 These saddles contain mostly size 12 & 14 feathers, perfect for drake patterns and other large dry flies. We dye these to order, so please allow an extra few days for delivery of dyed saddles. -
Whiting Gold Saddles — $149.00 The ultimate in dry fly tying! With long supple quills and incredible barb density, Whiting Genetic Dry Fly Hackle is the connoisseur’s choice for fly tying. This product line derives its heritage from the legendary Hoffman grizzly super hackle stock. Only Whiting Farms has this incredible genetic stock to offer you. -
Whiting Hebert Miner 1/2 Silver Saddle — $37.05 Hebert 1/2 saddles consisting of 12 and 14 size hackle. A great value. -
Whitlock’s SLF Dubbing Dispenser — $21.90 This is a 1.2 denier, 1.5" staple synthetic material that has been permantly waterproofed. It makes fantastic tight bodies on dries past size 28. just take a look at the great hatch matching colours. Colors Include :- Black, Brown, Blue Dun, Blue Wing Olive, Amber, Light Cahill, Mahogany, Brown Olive, Adams Gray, Olive, Pale Evening Dun, Hendrickson Pink. -
Whole Turkey Tails — $12.95 Emerging PMD, Epeorous Nymphs & hoppers are just a few of many patterns that can be tied using turkey tail quill sections from these beautiful birds. -
Widows Web — $2.99 An extremely water resistant material that has found its way into several of our “personal flies”. We use it for wings, shucks, tails, para-posts and bodies. Guides often use it for strike indicators too! Great for winging cripple patterns in the perfect colors. -
Wilderness Adventure Trifold Maps — $9.95 If you are a map junkie like all of us here at BRF you are sure to find these beautiful maps helpful, time saving and accurate. These maps are sure to be part of your Yellowstone fishing kit and trip planner. -
Winter Jack Rabbit Feet — $8.99 An awesome material for wings on emergers and duns. The hair floats well naturally and comes in great natural as well as dyed colors. -
Wired T Dip — $2.50 Brand new for 2016, this little tenkara fly has been a joy to fish as well as tie. Size 16. -
Wolf Moon Slope Tuck Net — $107.00 Finally a net made for those of us who prefer a hip pack instead of a vest. The curved handle allows this net to be comfortably placed between ones' back and pack. Clear rubber bag and a catch and release shaped hoop. -
Women’s Headwaters Wading Boot 40% off — $89.99 Although I love to float...I don't want to be floating in wading boots that are too big. These are designed with a narrower last and work great paired with my Women's Headwaters™ waders. Add in the StreamTread™ sole technology and I'm set. Regularly $149.99 now $89.99 -
Woodchuck Hide — $19.99 Great for Caddis, Streamers and Attractors! This buggy hair is unique. -
Wooden handle Bottle Opener — $16.00 Bottle openers are quite possibly the most essential item in any man’s pocket. -
Woolhead Sculpin — $3.99 Sculpins are a large part of a trout's diet on rivers such as the Madison and Gallatin. The prehistoric bait fish are a meal most trout can not deny. Wool is the perfect sculpin material because it packs into a beautiful head. Available in black. Size 4. -
Woolly Bugger — $2.50 Who doesn't use a bugger? This is a versatile fly that can be used to give the impression of a large number of food sources and as such is considered a generalist pattern that's always worth a try and a must have for any fly box. Whether you are fishing for bass, walleye, panfish or even trout, the old standby is, and has been for many years, the woolly bugger. Available in size 8. -
X Caddis - Amber — $2.50 We first designed this important pattern to imitate the prolific emergences of Hydropscyhe sp caddis, the most important species of caddis on Yellowstone area rivers, in size #16. In size #18 it imitates the Helicopsyche sp. caddis so important to anglers fishing the Firehole River in June from Fountain Flats to Biscuit Basin. -
X Caddis - Black — $2.50 Along with the pupa, the adults of the Glossosoma caddis are extremely important in a trout's diet. The venerable X caddis in black accurately matches this overlooked insect and stage. Size 20. -
X Caddis - Green — $2.50 If you haven't fished with an X-Caddis, you've cost yourself a lot of fish! This cousin to the Sparkle Dun is simply a machine. Another concoction of zelon, dubbing, and deer hair; the X-Caddis is always our go-to fly for the epic caddis emergences. Size 18. - Page 41 of 43 pages ‹ First < 39 40 41 42 43 >
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Spring Road Trips… It’s never to early to start thinking about spring!
Spring Road Trips have been one of the most popular trips that we offer. Over that past 16 years we have offered these trips in April and May. There is no better way for visiting anglers to experience all that the area has to offer than on a Blue Ribbon Road Trip.