Flies for Panfish.

A slim, copper-ribbed mayfly profile, finished here with a peacock thorax and fiber legs.

A shaggy, natural nymph with a gold rib and mottled wingcase. Let the guard hairs do the work.

A marabou tail and soft, palmered hackle suggest leeches, baitfish, and larger aquatic food.

A tent-shaped hair wing and hackled body suggest adult caddis on the surface.

An uncomplicated chenille worm for a slow drift near the bottom.

Sparse bucktail and weighted eyes create a baitfish fly that fishes hook-point up.

A foam lip makes a waking or splashing surface fly with a light baitfish tail.

A buoyant foam head pushes water while a soft tail moves between pops.

A short red tag, chenille body, and grizzly hackle make a compact searching fly.

A foam shell and peacock belly give a compact beetle profile along banks.

Two dubbed segments separated by a narrow waist create a simple ant silhouette.

Peacock herl, a barred wingcase, and soft legs create a dark searching nymph.

Yellow-red-yellow bucktail over silver tinsel creates a recognizable baitfish attractor.

A reversed foam popper head slides and wakes with a quieter surface action.

A chenille worm tail and soft hackle combine in a compact carp searching fly.