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Ants and Friends

Ants

An enormous percentage of a trout's diet above 6,000 feet is ants. Fish cruise the edges under the canopy in search of these crunchy, high-octane morsels. The four ant patterns displayed are the ultimate weapons in the most prevalent color selections. They have tightly wound oblong body segments, beautifully crafted wings, and present themselves exactly like the natural. They have no deer hair shells over the tail so they are tough and won't fray or break like many commercial flies. You will catch more fish with less refusals using DFI ants!

$1.80

Color:
Black, Cinnamon, Red.

Red & Black Ant

Virtually identical to the other ants, the Red & Black Ant is slightly smaller than the others. It is available in #18 and #16 hook.

$1.80

Bee (Yellow Jacket)

A great yellow jacket imitation with a perfect tapered body, striated with brown thread and long, slender brown hackle tip wings. Extremely effective for Eastern brook trout.

$1.80

Beetle

The most realistic beetle pattern available. It has a peacock belly, a sculptured body, and exactly 6 moose hair legs. DFI beetles are killer flies in almost all waters.

$1.80

Bullet Hopper

$2.35

CDC Wrights Royal

$1.85

Cicada

This cicada pattern has tested magnificently over the last year and a half. It might be the "super bug" of this species. It's coming in hot looking for the end of your tippet!

$2.35

Cranefly Skipper

$2.05

Cricket

DFI crickets are a big, crunchy meal that summer trout can't resist. Its chubby moose hair body, antennae, legs and tail make this fly too real for a fish to pass up.

$2.35

Damsels

$1.85

Color:
Blue Olive
Size:
14 2XL, Down Eye

Little Mormon Girl

$1.85

Size:
16 14