Inside the box
Eastern Sierras Hatch Kit
Twelve hand-selected flies matched to the hatches of the Eastern Sierra, from the Owens River meadows to the high-country lakes above 9,000 feet.
Every fly in this box was chosen for a reason — matched to the specific hatches, water types, and feeding behavior that define the Eastern Sierra from late spring through early fall. Below is the complete breakdown, fly by fly.
What's inside
12 flies, hand-selected for this water
The Elk Hair Caddis is a buoyant dry fly with an elk hair wing that floats well in rough water. A go-to pattern during caddis h...
The Purple Haze is a parachute dry fly with a distinctive purple body that stands out to fish without spooking them. A producti...
The Griffith's Gnat Hi-Viz imitates a cluster of midges riding together on the surface. Its peacock herl body and visible post ...
The Foam Beetle is a terrestrial dry fly that imitates beetles falling into the water from streamside vegetation. Its closed-ce...
The Parachute Adams is one of the most versatile dry flies in fly fishing, imitating a wide range of mayflies. Its parachute ha...
The Pale Morning Dun Parachute matches PMD mayfly hatches with a visible parachute post and slender pale yellow body. A reliabl...
The Mosquito is a slim, traditional dry fly pattern that works well on backcountry streams and high-elevation lakes. Its simple...
The Royal Wulff is a high-floating attractor dry fly with bold color contrast and bushy hair wings, making it easy to track on ...
The Bead Head Hare's Ear is a buggy, natural-toned nymph that imitates a wide range of mayfly and caddis nymphs. Its tungsten b...
The Caddis Pupa imitates the emerging stage of caddisflies as they rise through the water column. Its translucent tan body and ...
The Bead Head Pheasant Tail is a slim, natural-toned nymph that imitates mayfly nymphs in freshwater rivers and streams. Its tu...
The Bead Head Zebra Midge is a slim, simple pattern that imitates midge larvae found year-round in trout streams. Its small pro...
