Montana Fly Co.

Howell's Big Nasty #6
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Is it a hare's ear? Or a woolly bugger? Maybe its a crayfish? At the end of the day, it's big, it's nasty and it catches fish - bass, trout, carp, panfish - anything that likes a big buggy meal.
C$3.95
Tungsten Jig Perdigon - Pearl/Fl. Orange
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Perdigon variants in multiple colours are a great go-to for euro-nymphing in both local waters, and those further afield. Tungsten gets you down quick and the glossy body has the extra bit of flash to get the trout's attention.
C$3.90
Quill Body CDC Comparadun
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A great fly for our local summer sulphur hatches. The CDC helps this thing ride high all day!
C$3.90
Jig Duracell - Original
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This is a super buggy jig nymph with just the right amount of flash. Fish won't be able to resist that flowy, buggy profile!
C$3.90
Bead Head Rubber Legs Kauffman Stonefly Tan
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Day in, day out probably one of the best stonefly patterns ever created, great for steelhead, salmon, and trout.
C$3.90
Rickard's Emerging Bugger
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This is a really cool take on the classic woolly bugger, it has a nice translucency and hint of flash to it, could pass as a caddis emerger.
C$4.00
Jig Squirdle Bug
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When the bass are being finicky, give them the squirdle! Being on a jig hook these work well under an indicator as well.
C$5.00
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