What types of trout flies do you sell?

Drift Outfitters carries a complete selection of trout flies for every fishing situation — including dry flies, nymphs, streamers, and emergers. Whether you’re matching the hatch on small creeks or targeting big trout on lakes, our curated collection covers all water types and seasons.

How do I choose the right trout fly for the conditions?

The best fly depends on what trout are feeding on and where you’re fishing. Use dry flies for surface feeders, nymphs for subsurface drifts, and streamers to imitate baitfish or leeches. Pay attention to water clarity, insect activity, and local hatch charts to make the right choice.

Are your trout flies tied locally or commercially?

We stock a mix of locally tied and premium commercial flies from trusted tiers and suppliers. Each pattern is hand-tied to Drift Outfitters’ quality standards using strong hooks and durable materials for reliable performance on the water.

Which brands of trout flies do you carry?

We carry flies from RIO, Fulling Mill, Rainy’s, MFC, and Drift Outfitters’ own custom patterns. These brands are known for precision tying, realistic profiles, and durable materials that hold up to multiple fish.

What sizes of trout flies are available?

Our trout fly selection includes a wide range of sizes — from small #20 midges and emergers to large streamers. We carry classic patterns as well as modern designs to suit both delicate presentations and aggressive patterns.

How should I store my trout flies?

Keep your flies organized in a fly box. After fishing, let wet flies dry before storing to prevent rust and material damage. Proper storage keeps your flies sharp, dry, and ready for your next trip.

Jiggy Hex Brown

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Product Description

Modeled after a Hexagenia nymph, the Jiggy Hex Brown is built to tempt big trout in soft-bottomed waters.

Designed to drift naturally along sandy or muddy pools, this jig mimics the lifelike movement of a burrowing mayfly nymph that steelhead simply can’t ignore. The addition of subtle rubber legs adds extra action, pulsing and kicking with the current to seal the deal. Whether you’re float fishing or presenting it tight to the bottom, the Jiggy Hex Brown is a deadly choice when targeting steelhead feeding on mayfly nymphs.

Realistic Hexagenia nymph imitation
Perfect for drifting sandy or muddy pool bottoms
Rubber legs for added lifelike action
Proven effective for trout in still or moving water

A must-have jig for anglers looking to imitate large mayfly nymphs when steelhead are cruising soft-bottom pools.

Q: What types of steelhead and salmon flies do you sell?
A: Drift Outfitters carries a comprehensive selection of steelhead and salmon flies for Great Lakes and Coastal fisheries. Our collection includes classic patterns, modern intruders, egg flies, tube flies, streamers, and dry flies — all tied for strong hooksets and durable performance in tough river conditionss

Q: How do I choose the right fly for steelhead or salmon?
A: Fly choice depends on water conditions, time of year, and fish behaviour. Bright, flashy patterns work best in high or stained water, while subtle, natural tones excel in clear flows. Egg flies and nymphs are ideal during spawning runs, while streamers and intruders trigger aggressive strikes from active fish.

Q: What hooks and materials are your flies tied with?
A: Our steelhead and salmon flies are tied on strong, corrosion-resistant hooks from top brands like Ahrex, Daiichi, and Partridge. Materials include durable synthetics, marabou, and flash fibres for movement and visibility in all water conditions.

Q: Which brands of steelhead and salmon flies do you carry?
A: Drift Outfitters carries premium patterns from RIO, Fulling Mill, Rainy’s, and Drift Outfitters’ own custom flies.These flies are hand-selected and tested for Great Lakes, Pacific, and Atlantic salmon and steelhead fisheries.

Q: What’s the difference between tube flies and traditional flies?
A: Tube flies are tied on hollow tubes rather than hooks, allowing you to rig the hook separately for better hook placement and allowing you to change hooks if one dulls. They’re durable, versatile, and perfect for targeting large, aggressive fish like salmon and steelhead.

Q: How should I store my steelhead and salmon flies?
A: Use large fly boxes with deep compartments for bulky patterns and tubes. After fishing, dry your flies completely to prevent rust and material damage.

Steelhead & Salmon Flies FAQ

Q: What types of steelhead and salmon flies do you sell?
A: Drift Outfitters carries a comprehensive selection of steelhead and salmon flies for Great Lakes and Coastal fisheries. Our collection includes classic patterns, modern intruders, egg flies, tube flies, streamers, and dry flies — all tied for strong hooksets and durable performance in tough river conditionss

Q: How do I choose the right fly for steelhead or salmon?
A: Fly choice depends on water conditions, time of year, and fish behaviour. Bright, flashy patterns work best in high or stained water, while subtle, natural tones excel in clear flows. Egg flies and nymphs are ideal during spawning runs, while streamers and intruders trigger aggressive strikes from active fish.

Q: What hooks and materials are your flies tied with?
A: Our steelhead and salmon flies are tied on strong, corrosion-resistant hooks from top brands like Ahrex, Daiichi, and Partridge. Materials include durable synthetics, marabou, and flash fibres for movement and visibility in all water conditions.

Q: Which brands of steelhead and salmon flies do you carry?
A: Drift Outfitters carries premium patterns from RIO, Fulling Mill, Rainy’s, and Drift Outfitters’ own custom flies.These flies are hand-selected and tested for Great Lakes, Pacific, and Atlantic salmon and steelhead fisheries.

Q: What’s the difference between tube flies and traditional flies?
A: Tube flies are tied on hollow tubes rather than hooks, allowing you to rig the hook separately for better hook placement and allowing you to change hooks if one dulls. They’re durable, versatile, and perfect for targeting large, aggressive fish like salmon and steelhead.

Q: How should I store my steelhead and salmon flies?
A: Use large fly boxes with deep compartments for bulky patterns and tubes. After fishing, dry your flies completely to prevent rust and material damage.