Montana Fly Company Flies

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Montana Fly Company Flies Quick Picks Best All-Around Streamer: Conehead Sparkle Minnow Fly - A dependable baitfish-style streamer when you want to cover water for trout and other predators. The conehead adds sink and presence, helping it fish well in faster runs and deeper banks. Best for Deep Nymphing: MFC Jig BH Girdle Bug Fly - A strong choice as an anchor fly for indicator rigs or tight-line/Euro setups in riffles and pocket water. The jig-style profile is designed to ride hook point up, which can help in rocky bottoms. Best Big-Profile Trout Streamer: Galloup's Mini Sex Dungeon Fly - Great when you want a larger meal to move aggressive fish, especially in off-color water or low light. The mini size is an easy way to fish a meaty profile without going to the biggest streamers. Best Saltwater Popper: Popovic's Pop Fleye - A fun, high-commotion surface option for predators that respond to noise and splash. Ideal when you want to prospect flats edges, inlets, or nearshore structure with a pop-and-pause retrieve. Best Flash Baitfish: Krafts Kreelex Fly - A fast-sinking, flashy baitfish look for when you need visibility in glare, depth, or stained water. Weighted eyes help it get down and give it a jigging action on the strip. How to Choose Montana Fly Company Flies Start with the job: surface, subsurface, or "hunt" Action: Decide where you need your fly to fish first, then pick size and weight second. Surface: Choose poppers when fish are looking up or you need to call them from distance (great for warmwater and some salt scenarios). Subsurface (drift): Choose nymphs/jig nymphs when trout are feeding near the bottom and you need a natural dead drift. Subsurface (retrieve): Choose streamers when you want to trigger a chase response or imitate baitfish. Match weight to current speed and depth Best for: Getting consistent drifts and fewer mid-drift snags. Faster/deeper runs: Heavier flies (beads, coneheads, dumbbell eyes) help you reach the lane where fish are holding